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== [[Comics]] ==

* Renee Montoya begins the series ''[[~~Fifty Two~~]]'' [[Drowning My Sorrows|drinking heavily]] and picking up random women after the events of ''[[Gotham Central]]'', where her partner Crisupus Allen was murdered and her girlfriend Daria Hernandez left her after she began to descend into alcoholism and violence. With the help of [[The Question]] she manages to regain her emotional equilibrium, but when [[Shoot the Dog|she needs to kill a young girl that Intergang had brainwashed into being a]] [[Suicide Attack|suicide bomber]] she is found drunk again and in bed with another woman. She herself admits that this is a pattern, and after every emotional trauma she either runs back to the bottle or into the nearest bed.

* Renee Montoya begins the series ''[[52]]'' [[Drowning My Sorrows|drinking heavily]] and picking up random women after the events of ''[[Gotham Central]]'', where her partner Crisupus Allen was murdered and her girlfriend Daria Hernandez left her after she began to descend into alcoholism and violence. With the help of [[The Question]] she manages to regain her emotional equilibrium, but when [[Shoot the Dog|she needs to kill a young girl that Intergang had brainwashed into being a]] [[Suicide Attack|suicide bomber]] she is found drunk again and in bed with another woman. She herself admits that this is a pattern, and after every emotional trauma she either runs back to the bottle or into the nearest bed.

* Anna, whom [[Batwoman|Katherine "Kate" Kane]] is dating in the first issue of her run on ''[[Detective Comics]]'', claims Kate is using her as a rebound relationship. She also accuses Kate of "tomcatting around" due to her obvious lack of sleep and, even though she is mistaken as to Kate's evening activities, Kate never does deny that their relationship is a classic rebound.

* In ''[[Runaways]]'', Nico has a self-admitted tendency to throw herself at the nearest male in the aftermath of any stressful or traumatic scenario, although she does not progress to actual sex until well into the second volume of the series. She knows it is not healthy and is not fair to herself ''or'' whomever she throws herself at, but she cannot seem to break the pattern.