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== Comic Books ==
* [[Marvel Comics]] got downright silly with this trope in the 2000s. ''New [[The Avengers (Comic Book)|Avengers]]''! ''New [[X
** ''New Excalibur'' was the most ridiculous example, because it came directly after the "Professor X and Magneto in Genosha" ''Excalibur'' title, and was about a mutant team based in the UK, led by Captain Britain. It was, in fact, '''''Old''' Excalibur''.
** And recently ''New [[Thunderbolts]]''. Not to mention 1975's "All New, All Different" ''[[X
* [[Marvel Comics]]' ''[[New Mutants]]'' are pretty damn old by now.
* The New Teen Titans. As this comic became [[DC Comics]]' #1 hit for a while, the title lasted long after it could hardly be said to be new. They actually lost the "Teen" before they lost the "New".
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== Film ==
* ''[[Pippi Longstocking
== Literature ==
* ''[[
* ''The New Adventures of [[Mary Kate and Ashley Olsen|Mary-Kate & Ashley]]''
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== Video Games ==
* ''[[
* ''The New [[
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* ''Brand Spankin' New [[Doug]]''. The producers obviously saw this coming, so after one season they renamed it ''[[Disney]]'s Doug''.
* ''[[The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh]]'' - which is over 20 years old.
* ''[[Batman:
* ''[[Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog|The New Adventures of Sonic the Hedgehog]]''; this was the name Toon Disney used when airing the comedic ''Sonic'' series (though the show was [[Blatant Lies|otherwise the same]]).
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