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* It's never quite clear whether it's intentional or not, but between the occasional interruptions for captioned photographs of tech support calls, an utterly bizarre early gender [[The Reveal|reveal]], an [[Unwanted Harem]] that puts [[Tenchi Muyo!|Tenchi]] to shame, a political filler that's no more or less than a black(?!?) Nazi with W's where swastikas should be, and a [[Good Angel, Bad Angel]] {{spoiler|lesbian sex scene}}, ''[[Too Much Information]]'' definitely fits.
** The random interruptions were moved to another site. The [[Fan Service]] is still pretty cool, though.
* ''[[Concession]]'' appears to a perfect example of this trope. Granted Immy's improved his art considerably (it's still nothing to write home about) but with gratuitous [[Furry Fandom|furry]] [[Fetish Fuel|sex]], over-the-top [[Battle in The Centre of The Mind|battles of the mind]] and a [[
** Then there are instances where the plot (still maintaining the gag a day format) delves into
** ''Concession'' '''defines''' the term [[Narm Charm]].
* The overall quality of ''[[Cheshire Crossing]]'' is actually [[So Okay It's Average|not so bad]] - however, its artwork definitely falls into this category. To say that copy-pasting is rampant in the comic is a gross
* ''[https://web.archive.org/web/20130719023942/http://www.drunkduck.com/Powerup_Comics/ Powerup Comics]'' is a deliberate attempt to straddle this and [[So Bad It's Horrible]]. The main characters are blatant [[Marty Stu|Marty Stus]] who only have two poses (endlessly copied and pasted). The punchlines often rely on blatant discrimination and ''intentional'' [[Internet Backdraft|backdrafting]]. But once you accept that the comic is irredeemably awful, the numerous art errors and [[Orphaned Punchline|non-punchlines]] like "Okay Shadow I know how you love to game!" suddenly become hilarious. Whether you love it or hate it largely depends on whether you're [[Stealth Parody|in on the joke]].
* The ''[[Jack (webcomic)|Jack]]'' BS arc [http://www.pholph.com/whole_arc_viewer.php?id=5&sid=1508 Frigid McThunderbones] would certainly fall into this category. David Hopkins has quite clearly set out to use this trope in the entire arc. Not only does he parody a wide variety of awful material, but he does it in such a way it's actually funny at times (which is somewhat surprising, considering that ''Jack'' is normally a serious story comic).
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* [http://lazerbot.deviantart.com/gallery/33150480?offset=72 Lazerbot's "sonic comic"], a hilariously bad tale of [[Sonic the Hedgehog|Sonic]] and [[Massive Multiplayer Crossover|pals]], how they deal with [[Troll|trolls]], and how [[Everyone Is Gay]]. [[Suspiciously Specific Denial|Except Sonic, clearly.]] [[MST|MSTed]] version [https://web.archive.org/web/20120713053153/http://chanarchive.org/4chan/co/36659/miserable-web-comics here].
* [https://web.archive.org/web/20131003232758/http://manty64.deviantart.com/gallery/26596887 SHERLOK HOMS], a [[Troll Fic|troll comic]] in which [[Sherlock Holmes|"Sherlok Homs"]], [[Ben Drowned|Ben]], and [[Scott Pilgrim|Wallace Wells]] must catch [[Mickey Mouse|"Soicide Mouse"]], [[Sonic the Hedgehog|"Soicide Sonic"]], and other villains.
* In-universe for ''[[Sinfest]]'': [https://web.archive.org/web/20140209192125/http://sinfest.net/archive_page.php?comicID=1806 God's justification for the world.]
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