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** There's also the Cliffport police chief talking about how the mayor was going to have his head on a pike because of the ruckus Nale caused. A couple of strips later, {{spoiler|Nale cuts off the Chief's head and impales it on his sword.}} [[Squick|Mmm...shishkabobs.]]

** [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0417.html O-Chul's attempt to give Haley a sobering moment] simply leads to an excuse to end the comic on a cuddle with Elan. But the big [[Wham! Episode]] [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0443.html to follow] puts his words in an uglier perspective:

** Then there's [http://www.giantitp.com/comics/oots0290.html this strip], in which [[The Reveal]] is that Shojo's advisor is the ghost of Roy's father, who remarks, "You were maybe expecting Patrick Swayze?" Of course, now that Patrick Swayze is ''actually dead''...

** Elan picturing Roy as a surrogate older brother becomes less funny when you realize that {{spoiler|Roy really did have a younger brother who might have become a bard, had he not died in an accident at a young age.}}

* In ''[[El Goonish Shive]]'' When Susan starts to explain the [[Noodle Incident|long-unknown]] events that occurred in France, she alludes to the {{spoiler|[[Our Vampires Are Different|not-vampire]]}} that's involved, when Grace calls her {{spoiler|[[Shout-Out|"Susan the Vampire Slayer"]]}}. Yeah, {{spoiler|[[Mercy Kill|guess how that]] [[My God, What Have I Done?|story ended.]]}}

* A super-compressed in-universe example in ''[[Batman and Sons]]'': In the first strip of the Loeb tribute, Batman suffers a BSOD when he recalls his last Halloween costume before his parents' deaths--

'''Young Bruce Wayne''': I'm Death! And you're a dead man, Daddy! }}

* [http://xkcd.com/527/ XKCD] pulls a joke about Steve Jobs losing weight. It turns out his weight loss was due to cancer which proved fatal.

** Even worse, in episode 12 or so, Donut laments to himself that he's focused on his career too much and it may be too late for him to start a family.

** Remember this line from ''Reconstruction''?

** Well, by the end of ''Recreation'', {{spoiler|"now" is officially [[Face Heel Turn|over.]]}}

** In ''Revelation'', Tucker tells Tex and Church not to come and ask the other Blues or the Reds for help if they die again, as they usually do, when they go to arctic Freelancer Base. {{spoiler|A couple episodes later, The Meta stabs a two-foot spike into Tex's helmet.}}