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* FakingTheDead: The 11th issue has Kobalt taunt the villain Dozer by asking if his appearance is the result of his mother having a fling with John Deere.

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* FakingTheDead: The 11th issue has series ends with Kobalt taunt the villain Dozer by asking if faking his appearance is the result of his mother having a fling with John Deere.death so he can lie low and be better prepared for taking criminals by surprise.


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* YourMom: The 11th issue has Kobalt taunt the villain Dozer by asking if his appearance is the result of his mother having a fling with John Deere.
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* EndOfSeriesAwareness: The cover to the 16th issue had writing addressing that Kobalt's career would end in the issue.
* EvenBadMenLoveTheirMamas: The 11th issue has Kobalt fight a villain named Dozer and taunt his tractor-like appearance by asking if he looks like that because [[YourMom his mother had a fling with John Deere]]. Dozer replies that Kobalt better be careful what he says about his momma, with Kobalt replying that if Dozer's mother looks like him, she likely wouldn't even get a date with a tractor.
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'''Kobalt''' is a 1994 series by Creator/MilestoneComics.

A street-level vigilante is compelled to accept a new KidSidekick who is woefully unprepared for the realities of crimefighting.

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!!''Kobalt'' provides examples of:
* BringMyBrownPants: The fourth issue has Kobalt psychololgically torture a man he's tied up by smearing peanut butter on him and leaving for now while claiming he'll let some rats eat him later. Kobalt's captive is so horrified by this that he pees himself.
* {{Expy}}: Kobalt is ComicBook/{{Batman}}, but a more violent and reality-grounded version, if still non-lethal. Page, his KidSidekick, is a proto-ComicBook/KickAss whose dad fed him to Kobalt as an attempted "Scared Straight" experience ([[SpringtimeForHitler that backfired]]).
* FakingTheDead: The 11th issue has Kobalt taunt the villain Dozer by asking if his appearance is the result of his mother having a fling with John Deere.
* KickTheDog: In the final issue, Kobalt's KidSidekick gets both arms broken and quits superheroing forever, chiefly due to the storylines being forcibly wrapped up.
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