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== [[Advertising]] == |
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* [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-06yRkXgDTA This commercial] for ''[[Bomberman 64]]'' (with its ''hilarious'' [[Song Parody]] of the [[Spider-Man (1967 TV series)|Spider-Man]] cartoon) has the eponymous bomber attacking civilians, even an old lady. |
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== [[Comic Books]] == |
== [[Comic Books]] == |
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* Way, way, ''way'' overdone in the [[Silver Age]] ''[[Superman]]'' comics, to the point where Supes seemed more like some kind of sadist for putting his friends through these situations, even if they were fake. If you look at enough of them, you start to realize that, for many of them, there is ''no possible situation'' that could explain what you're seeing. [[Voodoo Shark|Other than utter lunacy]], of course, because this is the '''SILVER AGE!''' |
* Way, way, ''way'' overdone in the [[Silver Age]] ''[[Superman]]'' comics, to the point where Supes seemed more like some kind of sadist for putting his friends through these situations, even if they were fake. If you look at enough of them, you start to realize that, for many of them, there is ''no possible situation'' that could explain what you're seeing. [[Voodoo Shark|Other than utter lunacy]], of course, because this is the '''SILVER AGE!''' |
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