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* War comics, especially titles like ''[[Commando (Comic Book)|Commando]]'' and [[Stock Parodies]] thereof, tend to ramp this [[Up to Eleven]], especially for [[Those Wacky Nazis]]. |
* War comics, especially titles like ''[[Commando (Comic Book)|Commando]]'' and [[Stock Parodies]] thereof, tend to ramp this [[Up to Eleven]], especially for [[Those Wacky Nazis]]. |
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* Marlene and Petite, the West German and French members of ''[[Jet Dream (Comic Book)|Jet Dream]] and her Stunt-Girl Counterspies'', fit this trope. |
* Marlene and Petite, the West German and French members of ''[[Jet Dream (Comic Book)|Jet Dream]] and her Stunt-Girl Counterspies'', fit this trope. |
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* The main character in Gabby Rivera written ''America''. The problem is Rivera, despite being hired because she was "Hispanic", barely if at all knows Spanish. |
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== Fanfic == |
== Fanfic == |
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