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* ''[[Alias, (Comic Book)|Alias]]'' by [[Brian Michael Bendis]] was the first series of Marvel's mature readers MAX imprint, and indeed was part of why the imprint was formed. The word '''Fuck''' is the very first of the series, in the first panel, and is repeated twice again on page 1. The rest of the series is [[Cluster F-Bomb|absolutely rife with swearing]], but the early introduction of the word is quite effective.

* During the "Fernus" ''[[Justice League of America|JusticeLeagueJustice League]]'' storyline. At its climax, Fernus, {{spoiler|aka the [[Super-Powered Evil Side]] Martian Manhunter never knew he had}}, uses his vast [[Psychic Powers]] to launch nukes all over the world. While the League desperately tries to prevent a nuclear cataclysm, Fernus makes the following observation (not exact words):

{{quote| They've managed to stop a few of the missiles. But there are many more left. And ''[[Superman]]'' has just uttered his first real swear word in ''years''. That has to count for something.}}

* During the [[Funny Animal]] miniseries, ''Captain Carrot and the Final Ark!,'' superheroic turtle Fastback uses a lot of [[Gosh Dang It to Heck]] type expletives. When fellow superhero [[Species Surname|Pig Iron]] asks him what exactly "shoot a mile" means, Fastback is interrupted during an explanation of expletives by an appearance of the villain Frogzilla, causing him to shout out a (censored) example.

* Fused with [[Unusual Euphemism]] once by ''[[Dilbert (Comic Strip)|Dilbert]]'', having been asked to look after the (apparently unique) [[Black Box]] server:

{{quote| '''Dilbert''': [[Battlestar Galactica Classic(1978 TV series)|Frack]].}}

* ''Deathwish'' #3: "Fuck art, let's dance!"

* In one ''[[X-Men (Comic Book)|X-Men]]'' story, Cyclops tells Agent Brand that he'd [https://web.archive.org/web/20090917171951/http://oddandfunnycomics.blogspot.com/2009/08/cyclops-drops-bomb.html cut her head off and hide the fucking body] if she didn't stay out of mutant affairs. Everyone acts shocked by this, and a [[Cluster F-Bomb]] is launched.

* Rose Walker in ''[[The Sandman (Comic Book)|The Sandman]]''.

* In the SLG comics continuation of ''[[Gargoyles (Animation)|Gargoyles]]'', the normally sweet and polite Angela lets out a "YOU '''BASTARD'''!" When she sees Thailog standing over her father's limp body while brandishing a bloody blade. Underscored by the fact that she just happens to be dressed like Dorothy Gale from ''[[The Wizard of Oz (Filmfilm)|The Wizard of Oz]]'' at the time.

* In ''[[Preacher (Comic Book)|Preacher]]'', the [[Anti-Villain]] Hoover has been struggling with being a bluenose who can't bring himself to drop the f-bomb. When {{spoiler|Starr kills Featherstone}}, he finally musters the rage to say the word.

{{quote| Are you sure you're not just fucked in the head?}}

* Used in ''[[Cerebus]]''. Jaka rejecting Cerebus in favor of {{spoiler|her husband}} causes him to utter the word "shit" for the first time in the comic's run.

* ''Powerpuff Girls'' #16 had a story with the demonic figure Him in a story with the malapropism title "Hell Toupee."

* [[Bone]], asAs an all-ages comic, ''[[Bone]]'' is chemically free of swear words... with one exception. When discovering Phoney Bone's "Dragonslayer" bluff, Lucius Down asks him "What the hell do you think you're doing?" Made all the more notable in that he's uncharacteristically calm during the entire scene.

* ''[[Castle Waiting]]'' is very sparse with the swear words, though some characters occasionally make use of a bit of [[Symbol Swearing]]. There are, however, a couple of uncensored "Damn"s, the most noticeable coming from Lady Jain after a [[Freudian Slip]] has caused her to blow her secret.

* Oddly enough, with all of the taboos ''[[Sin City]]'' deals with, swear words are usually PG-13 rated and sparse. There has only been one F-bomb in the entire series: "Make a missing person's case out of this fucker!" when {{spoiler|The Colonel}} is killed.

{{quote| '''Frank''': SHUT THE '''FUCK''' UP! '' {{spoiler|[unloads an AK into his head}}]''}}

{{quote| ''BY THE HOARY [[Symbol Swearing|#%*-ing]] [[Catch Phrase|HOSTS!]]''}}

* Played for laughs in an issue of Valiant's ''[[Super Mario Bros.]]'' series. No, really. Princess Toadstool finds herself on a magic carpet, rising higher, and higher. Her reaction? "Oh, [[Symbol Swearing|%#@*]]!!!" And then she does it again upon being discovered by some Pidgits.

* In ''[[Lucifer (Comic Bookcomics)|Lucifer]]'', the angel Duma manages to achieve all that a [[Precision F-Strike]] could hope for - a chilling dawning realization that the entire world has changed and it's never going to go back to the way it was - by saying the word '''No'''. It helps that he's at least ten thousand million years old and has never spoken before.

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