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* {{Robosexual}}: Barbarella believes that robots can be just as good, if not better, lovers compared to humans. She has sex with one robot called Diktor in the Sogo chapters. There's another chapter where she drives a {{Fembot}} to orgasm just by fiddling with her insides.
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** Barbarella believes that robots can be just as good, if not better, lovers compared to humans. She has sex with one robot called Diktor in the Sogo chapters. There's another chapter where she drives a {{Fembot}} to orgasm just by fiddling with herinsides.insides.
** There's a single-panel gag about Barbarella's current lover — a robot guy — thinking his movements are "a bit mechanical". Might be better in the original French.
** Barbarella believes that robots can be just as good, if not better, lovers compared to humans. She has sex with one robot called Diktor in the Sogo chapters. There's another chapter where she drives a {{Fembot}} to orgasm just by fiddling with her
** There's a single-panel gag about Barbarella's current lover — a robot guy — thinking his movements are "a bit mechanical". Might be better in the original French.
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* {{Robosexual}}: In the original comic there's a single-panel gag about Barbarella's current lover — a robot guy — thinking his movements are "a bit mechanical". Might be better in the original French.
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* {{Robosexual}}: In the original comic there's a single-panel gag about Barbarella's current lover — a Barbarella believes that robots can be just as good, if not better, lovers compared to humans. She has sex with one robot guy — thinking his movements are "a bit mechanical". Might be better called Diktor in the original French.Sogo chapters. There's another chapter where she drives a {{Fembot}} to orgasm just by fiddling with her insides.
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* PlanetaryRelocation: Barb once hitches a ride aboard a freighter that's delivering custom-made planets to a new star system.
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* DoggedNiceGuy: Bille to Barbarella.
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Narval is indignant when Bille actually uses the displacer gun on a guard; he himself only used it as a deterrent
* EvenEvilHasStandards: Narval is indignant when Bille actually uses the displacer gun on a guard; he himself only used it as a deterrent
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* RedIsHeroic: Barbarella wears a red suit.
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* ChristmasTown: The planet Christmas was settled as a yule-themed family-friendly resort, ruled by the benevolent Niklaus von Klaus. Unfortunately, it was founded in a lawless area of space, and thus its visitors consist mainly of criminals who come to the planet to conduct business. Klaus decided to roll with it, letting the criminals conduct business in his village, but subject to extremely strict rules against violence.
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* GirlOfTheWeek: Given that she's in a FreeLoveFuture, the titular heroine hooks up with a handsome guy ([[BiTheWay she's not adverse to women either]]) in every adventure, and is often seen making eyes at her next conquest by the end of it.
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* GirlOfTheWeek: Given that she's in a FreeLoveFuture, the titular heroine hooks up with a handsome guy ([[BiTheWay she's not adverse to women either]]) or beautiful woman in every adventure, and is often seen making eyes at her next conquest by the end of it.
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* BiTheWay: In the first arc, Barbarella hooks up with Jury, a female spy. The next arc sees her sleeping with a man.
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* {{Sexbot}}: Diktor might qualify, as he is a robot, and is capable of sex.
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* {{Sexbot}}: Diktor might qualify, as he is a robot, and is capable of sex. Also, in "The Wrath of the Minute-Eater", the android prostitute who befriends Barbarella and whose capacity for orgasm Barbarella restores.
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* DepravedBisexual: the queen of Sogo.
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* WellIntentionedExtremist: Narval in ''The Wrath of the Minute-Eater''. He manipulates Barbarella, takes over her crew and conquers a primitive mineral-rich planet so that his race may leave their backward aquatic planet and be able to breathe air.
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* BiTheWay: In the first issue, Barbarella makes out with Jury, one of her fellow prisoners.
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* CitadelCity: Sogo is surrounded by an impassable labyrinth.
* GirlOfTheWeek: Given that she's in a FreeLoveFuture, the titular heroine hooks up with a handsome guy ([[BiTheWay she's not adverse to women either]]) in every adventure, and is often seen making eyes at her next conquest by the end of it.
* {{Robosexual}}: In the original comic there's a single-panel gag about Barbarella's current lover — a robot guy — thinking his movements are "a bit mechanical". Might be better in the original French.
* {{Sexbot}}: Diktor might qualify, as he is a robot, and is capable of sex.
* GirlOfTheWeek: Given that she's in a FreeLoveFuture, the titular heroine hooks up with a handsome guy ([[BiTheWay she's not adverse to women either]]) in every adventure, and is often seen making eyes at her next conquest by the end of it.
* {{Robosexual}}: In the original comic there's a single-panel gag about Barbarella's current lover — a robot guy — thinking his movements are "a bit mechanical". Might be better in the original French.
* {{Sexbot}}: Diktor might qualify, as he is a robot, and is capable of sex.
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''Barbarella'' is a French comic book character created by Jean-Claude Forest for the French ''V Magazine''. In 1964, her strips were collected in a single book, ''Barbarella'', touted as France's first "adult" comic book. This book ended up inspiring the [[Film/{{Barbarella}} cult-classic 1968 film]] with Creator/JaneFonda.
Some years later, Forest produced three more albums, ''The Wrath of the Minute-Eaters'', ''The False Moon'', and ''The Storm Mirror''. Another strip was produced for the ''ComicBook/SomedayFunnies'' anthology, which languished in DevelopmentHell until the New Tens.
In 2017, Creator/{{Dynamite}} acquired the rights to produce a new ongoing series.
!!This series contains examples of:
[[folder:The Original Strips]]
* AuthorAvatar: L'artiste (later called Browningwell) is a blatant stand-in for Jean-Claude Forest.
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* BarbieDollAnatomy: The planet of Parosia has absolutely banned sex, to the point that they have developed the means to surgically remove genitalia, which is forcibly employed upon all Parosians and anyone unlucky enough to get caught in Parosian airspace. In the first issue of the series, Barbarella is subjected to this treatment.
* BiTheWay: In the first issue, Barbarella makes out with Jury, one of her fellow prisoners.
* ChurchMilitant: The Parosian church and military are very tightly intertwined, with the Parosian military being used to spread the word of the Seven throughout the galaxy.
* YouNeedToGetLaid: In the first issue, Barbarella is locked up in a women's prison, and among her cellmates is a HolierThanThou nervous wreck named Rho who compulsively prays and sings hymns for her own salvation. After she threatens to rat out one of the other inmates for sneaking in an erotic novel, one of her cellmates pulls her into bed in the hopes that she'll mellow out.
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Some years later, Forest produced three more albums, ''The Wrath of the Minute-Eaters'', ''The False Moon'', and ''The Storm Mirror''. Another strip was produced for the ''ComicBook/SomedayFunnies'' anthology, which languished in DevelopmentHell until the New Tens.
In 2017, Creator/{{Dynamite}} acquired the rights to produce a new ongoing series.
!!This series contains examples of:
[[folder:The Original Strips]]
* AuthorAvatar: L'artiste (later called Browningwell) is a blatant stand-in for Jean-Claude Forest.
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[[folder:The Dynamite Series]]
* BarbieDollAnatomy: The planet of Parosia has absolutely banned sex, to the point that they have developed the means to surgically remove genitalia, which is forcibly employed upon all Parosians and anyone unlucky enough to get caught in Parosian airspace. In the first issue of the series, Barbarella is subjected to this treatment.
* BiTheWay: In the first issue, Barbarella makes out with Jury, one of her fellow prisoners.
* ChurchMilitant: The Parosian church and military are very tightly intertwined, with the Parosian military being used to spread the word of the Seven throughout the galaxy.
* YouNeedToGetLaid: In the first issue, Barbarella is locked up in a women's prison, and among her cellmates is a HolierThanThou nervous wreck named Rho who compulsively prays and sings hymns for her own salvation. After she threatens to rat out one of the other inmates for sneaking in an erotic novel, one of her cellmates pulls her into bed in the hopes that she'll mellow out.
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