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* In ''ComicBook/DeadMansParty'', the enigmatic hitman known only as Ghost is an incredibly lethal assassin who is forced to put a contract out on himself.
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* In ''ComicBook/DeadMansParty'', the ''ComicBook/DeadMansParty'': The enigmatic hitman known only as Ghost is an incredibly lethal assassin who is forced to put a contract out on himself.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Empowered}}'' offers the [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold curiously downbeat]] Thugboy. Rarely seen without some sort of gun-themed t-shirt, he is known (although not by his present circle) to have taken part in a [[NoodleIncident cape-killing spree]] and is occasionally seen exercising dispassionate lethal violence -- when Ninjette is ambushed by another clan in the park, he methodically goes around shooting them all in the head afterwards, just to be sure. He also takes over Single Action's plasma pistols in the "Capeys" fight, which are presumably lethal.
* The main character of ''ComicBook/IKilledAdolfHitler'', living in a world where murder is legal. His last contract is the Fuhrer.
* The aptly titled ''Le Tueur'' (''ComicBook/TheKiller'') centers around one. He's characterized as a stoic, reflective sort of person with deeply misanthropic tendencies, although he does object to killing people for any reason other than money.
* The main character of ''ComicBook/IKilledAdolfHitler'', living in a world where murder is legal. His last contract is the Fuhrer.
* The aptly titled ''Le Tueur'' (''ComicBook/TheKiller'') centers around one. He's characterized as a stoic, reflective sort of person with deeply misanthropic tendencies, although he does object to killing people for any reason other than money.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Empowered}}'' ''ComicBook/{{Empowered}}'': The comic offers the [[JerkWithAHeartOfGold curiously downbeat]] Thugboy. Rarely seen without some sort of gun-themed t-shirt, he is known (although not by his present circle) to have taken part in a [[NoodleIncident cape-killing spree]] and is occasionally seen exercising dispassionate lethal violence -- when Ninjette is ambushed by another clan in the park, he methodically goes around shooting them all in the head afterwards, just to be sure. He also takes over Single Action's plasma pistols in the "Capeys" fight, which are presumably lethal.
* ''ComicBook/IKilledAdolfHitler'': The main characterof ''ComicBook/IKilledAdolfHitler'', living lives in a world where murder is legal. His last contract is the Fuhrer.
* ''ComicBook/TheKiller'': The aptly titled''Le Tueur'' (''ComicBook/TheKiller'') comic centers around one. He's characterized as a stoic, reflective sort of person with deeply misanthropic tendencies, although he does object to killing people for any reason other than money.
* ''ComicBook/IKilledAdolfHitler'': The main character
* ''ComicBook/TheKiller'': The aptly titled
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* ''Manga/Golgo13'': There was a 1988 NES game based on the manga and anime (see Anime & Manga above), called ''Golgo 13: Top Secret Episode''.
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* ''Manga/Golgo13'': ''VideoGame/Golgo13'': There was a 1988 NES game based on the manga and anime (see Anime & Manga above), called ''Golgo 13: Top Secret Episode''.
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** ''VisualNovel/TheGreatAceAttorney'': One of the killers from ''Adventures'', [[spoiler:Jezaille Brett]], is revealed in ''Resolve'' to have been [[spoiler:Asa Shinn, an infamous assassin hired by the BigBad to tie up the loose ends of a GovernmentConspiracy]] and [[spoiler:murder Dr. John H. Wilson]].
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** ''VisualNovel/TheGreatAceAttorney'': One of the killers from ''Adventures'', [[spoiler:Jezaille Brett]], is revealed in ''Resolve'' to have been [[spoiler:Asa Shinn, an infamous assassin hired by the BigBad to tie up the loose ends of a GovernmentConspiracy]] and [[spoiler:murder Dr. John H. Wilson]]. Ironically, [[spoiler:she ends up dead in the following game as a murder victim.]]
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* ''VideoGame/TheOutfoxies'': All of the 7 playable characters are contract killers. The whole plot revolves around them attempting to fulfil their latest contract -- by killing the other 6.
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** ''VisualNovel/AceAttorneyInvestigationsMilesEdgeworth'':
*** Victim Mack Rell was described as a "hitman" who was brought down to the precinct numerous times. Unlike de Killer, though, Rell was reckless, unrefined and unprepared (hence why he was caught easily).
*** ''Gyakuten Kenji 2'' (''Ace Attorney Investigations 2'') has Ryōken Hōinbō (or Sirhan Dogen in the FanTranslation), a blind assassin who used knives and his large dog to carry out hits before getting imprisoned.
*** Victim Mack Rell was described as a "hitman" who was brought down to the precinct numerous times. Unlike de Killer, though, Rell was reckless, unrefined and unprepared (hence why he was caught easily).
*** ''Gyakuten Kenji 2'' (''Ace Attorney Investigations 2'') has Ryōken Hōinbō (or Sirhan Dogen in the FanTranslation), a blind assassin who used knives and his large dog to carry out hits before getting imprisoned.
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** ''VisualNovel/AceAttorneyInvestigationsMilesEdgeworth'':
***''VisualNovel/AceAttorneyInvestigationsMilesEdgeworth'': Victim Mack Rell was described as a "hitman" who was brought down to the precinct numerous times. Unlike de Killer, though, Rell was reckless, unrefined and unprepared (hence why he was caught easily).
*** ''Gyakuten Kenji 2'' (''Ace Attorney Investigations 2'') ** ''VisualNovel/GyakutenKenji2'' has Ryōken Hōinbō (or Sirhan Dogen in the FanTranslation), a blind assassin who used knives and his large dog to carry out hits before getting imprisoned.
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