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* ''[[WebComic/EightBitTheater 8-Bit Theater]]'':
** The "[[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2006/03/09/episode-670-gettin-tchaikovsky-wit-it/ Goblin Punch]]" is an attack that is actually a [[GroinAttack kick to the groin]] from a very non-goblin monster. It was named by "the greatest crypto-zoologist in all of Red Mage history: Blindy O'Sightless."
** The "[[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2006/03/09/episode-670-gettin-tchaikovsky-wit-it/ Goblin Punch]]" is an attack that is actually a [[GroinAttack kick to the groin]] from a very non-goblin monster. It was named by "the greatest crypto-zoologist in all of Red Mage history: Blindy O'Sightless."
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*''[[WebComic/EightBitTheater 8-Bit Theater]]'':
Many webcomics have this type of name. ''Webcomic/OneOverZero'', for example, has nothing to do with impossible mathematics.
** The name does get explained in a footnote as having to do with the impossible nature of existence (i.e. "Everything (1) coming from Nothing (0)"), but that's still arguably oblique.
* ''Webcomic/EightBitTheater'':
** The "[[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2006/03/09/episode-670-gettin-tchaikovsky-wit-it/ com/2006/03/09/episode-670-gettin-tchaikovsky-wit-it Goblin Punch]]" is an attack that is actually a [[GroinAttack kick to the groin]] from a very non-goblin monster. It was named by "the greatest crypto-zoologist in all of Red Mage history: Blindy O'Sightless."
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** The name does get explained in a footnote as having to do with the impossible nature of existence (i.e. "Everything (1) coming from Nothing (0)"), but that's still arguably oblique.
* ''Webcomic/EightBitTheater'':
** The "[[http://www.nuklearpower.
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* ''Webcomic/CurseQuest'': Quite a few.
** As far as we know Captain Walrus is not a captain nor a walrus.
** Mogarth the Unbreakable doesn't seem to have any qualities indicating being unbreakable. He is a big soft marshmallow personality-wise and takes a huge stabbing from an owl-bear bleeding profusely.
** "The Kobold's Dungeon" didn't feature a single kobold at all.
* Many webcomics have this type of name. ''Webcomic/OneOverZero'', for example, has nothing to do with impossible mathematics.
** The name does get explained in a footnote as having to do with the impossible nature of existence (i.e. "Everything (1) coming from Nothing (0)"), but that's still arguably oblique.
** As far as we know Captain Walrus is not a captain nor a walrus.
** Mogarth the Unbreakable doesn't seem to have any qualities indicating being unbreakable. He is a big soft marshmallow personality-wise and takes a huge stabbing from an owl-bear bleeding profusely.
** "The Kobold's Dungeon" didn't feature a single kobold at all.
* Many webcomics have this type of name. ''Webcomic/OneOverZero'', for example, has nothing to do with impossible mathematics.
** The name does get explained in a footnote as having to do with the impossible nature of existence (i.e. "Everything (1) coming from Nothing (0)"), but that's still arguably oblique.
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* The BigBad of ''Webcomic/TheWotch'' is named Xaos (pronounced Chaose), but is an avatar of order (while [[OrderVersusChaos the protagonist is one of chaos]]).
* In ''Webcomic/ChasingTheSunset'', there is the magister '''Malvenicus''' * DramaticThunder * , who is a [[http://www.fantasycomic.com/index.php?p=c525 rather normal looking guy.]]
* Subverted in [[http://www.daisyowl.com/comic/2008-08-13 this]] ''Webcomic/DaisyOwl'' Strip.
* ''Webcomic/GirlsWithSlingshots'' contains plenty of girls, but few slingshots. The name does, however, crop up in reference to an alcoholic beverage in one strip, a tongue-in-cheek concession by the creator to those baffled by the ambiguous title.
** In the back of the first printed collection of the webcomic, the creator writes that it began with a few sketches - guess what they were of - and that after drawing a few of these, people began to ask Danielle Corsetto when those "girls with slingshots" would have their own comic strip. The kicker is that she then adds that she was drawing slingshots "...because I couldn't draw guns very well."
* ''Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic'' is this on one level (it's one of the most consistently updated webcomics out there) but not so much on others (it's a very unorthodox style of webcomic, what with the numerous unrelated plotlines and such).
** Between 2011 and 2015, when it had ended, it was no longer irregular (updates every Sunday) nor a webcomic (new content consisted of new text annotations, released regularly every day). Now, it ''is'' a webcomic again, with two new strips a week injected into the re-runs...but it's still pretty regular, with the new comics coming out at set times.
* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'': Miko Miyazaki isn't a {{miko}}, and Lord Shojo is neither [[{{Shojo}} female nor adolescent]], though it should be noted that both "Miko" and "Shojo" can be written with kanji that don't have the common meanings, and Japan doesn't exist in the [=OoTS=] universe.
* In ''Webcomic/ChasingTheSunset'', there is the magister '''Malvenicus''' * DramaticThunder * , who is a [[http://www.fantasycomic.com/index.php?p=c525 rather normal looking guy.]]
* Subverted in [[http://www.daisyowl.com/comic/2008-08-13 this]] ''Webcomic/DaisyOwl'' Strip.
* ''Webcomic/GirlsWithSlingshots'' contains plenty of girls, but few slingshots. The name does, however, crop up in reference to an alcoholic beverage in one strip, a tongue-in-cheek concession by the creator to those baffled by the ambiguous title.
** In the back of the first printed collection of the webcomic, the creator writes that it began with a few sketches - guess what they were of - and that after drawing a few of these, people began to ask Danielle Corsetto when those "girls with slingshots" would have their own comic strip. The kicker is that she then adds that she was drawing slingshots "...because I couldn't draw guns very well."
* ''Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic'' is this on one level (it's one of the most consistently updated webcomics out there) but not so much on others (it's a very unorthodox style of webcomic, what with the numerous unrelated plotlines and such).
** Between 2011 and 2015, when it had ended, it was no longer irregular (updates every Sunday) nor a webcomic (new content consisted of new text annotations, released regularly every day). Now, it ''is'' a webcomic again, with two new strips a week injected into the re-runs...but it's still pretty regular, with the new comics coming out at set times.
* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'': Miko Miyazaki isn't a {{miko}}, and Lord Shojo is neither [[{{Shojo}} female nor adolescent]], though it should be noted that both "Miko" and "Shojo" can be written with kanji that don't have the common meanings, and Japan doesn't exist in the [=OoTS=] universe.
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* ''Webcomic/GirlsWithSlingshots'' contains plenty of girls, but few slingshots. The name does, however, crop up in reference
** In the back of the first printed collection of the webcomic, the creator writes that it began with a few sketches - guess what they were of - and that after drawing a few of these, people began to ask Danielle Corsetto when those "girls with slingshots" would have their own comic strip. The kicker is that she then adds that she was drawing slingshots "...because I couldn't draw guns very well."
* ''Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic'' is this on one level (it's one of the most consistently updated webcomics out there) but not so much on others (it's a very unorthodox style of webcomic, what with the numerous unrelated plotlines and such).
** Between 2011 and 2015, when it had ended, it was no longer irregular (updates every Sunday) nor a webcomic (new content consisted of new text annotations, released regularly every day). Now, it ''is'' a webcomic again, with two new strips a week injected into the re-runs...but it's still pretty regular, with the new comics coming out at set times.
* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'': Miko Miyazaki isn't a {{miko}}, and Lord Shojo is neither [[{{Shojo}} female nor adolescent]], though it should be noted that both "Miko" and "Shojo" can be written with kanji that don't have the common meanings, and Japan doesn't exist in the [=OoTS=] universe.
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* ''Webcomic/OrangeMarmalade'' is about a vampire, Ma-ri, dealing with humans at her school (mostly a boy with very tasty blood who has a huge crush on her) on the backdrop of vampires being allowed to live within society and lots of FantasticRacism. No marmalade at all. In an FAQ, when asked what orange marmalade was (in regards to the story), the author simply explained how one made orange marmalade.
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* ''Webcomic/OrangeMarmalade'' In ''Webcomic/ChasingTheSunset'', there is the magister '''Malvenicus''' * DramaticThunder * , who is a [[http://www.fantasycomic.com/index.php?p=c525 rather normal looking guy]].
* ''Webcomic/CrystalHeroes'' is a deliberately cliche-sounding fantasy title to emphasize how much the setting and characters deviate from genre standards.
* ''Webcomic/CurseQuest'':
** As far as we know Captain Walrus is not a captain nor a walrus.
** Mogarth the Unbreakable doesn't seem to have any qualities indicating being unbreakable. He is a big soft marshmallow personality-wise and takes a huge stabbing from an owl-bear bleeding profusely.
** "The Kobold's Dungeon" didn't feature a single kobold at all.
* Subverted in [[http://www.daisyowl.com/comic/2008-08-13 this]] ''Webcomic/DaisyOwl'' strip.
* The name of the journal comic ''Webcomic/TheDevilsPanties'' has absolutely nothing to do with its content. At conventions, the booth banner declares, "It's not Satanic porn, honest!"
* ''Webcomic/GirlsWithSlingshots'' contains plenty of girls, but few slingshots. The name does, however, crop up in reference to an alcoholic beverage in one strip, a tongue-in-cheek concession by the creator to those baffled by the ambiguous title.
** In the back of the first printed collection of the webcomic, the creator writes that it began with a few sketches - guess what they were of - and that after drawing a few of these, people began to ask Danielle Corsetto when those "girls with slingshots" would have their own comic strip. The kicker is that she then adds that she was drawing slingshots "...because I couldn't draw guns very well."
* ''Webcomic/{{Girly}}'' has Officer Getskilled[[labelnote:*]](As in "gets killed", not "get skilled")[[/labelnote]]. Not only does he survive the entire run of the comic, [[spoiler:he ends up becoming immortal in the final arc.]]
* One might assume that ''Webcomic/HannaIsNotABoysName'' provides some kind of exploration of gender or sexuality, but no, it's just about avampire, Ma-ri, dealing goofy OccultDetective who happens to have a GenderBlenderName. The first two strips give a TitleDrop, but beyond that Hanna's name is not particularly important. (Or at least, never seemed important by the time that the comic [[LeftHanging stopped updating]].)
* ''Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic'' is this on one level (it's one of the most consistently updated webcomics out there) but not so much on others (it's a very unorthodox style of webcomic, what withhumans at her school (mostly the numerous unrelated plotlines and such).
** Between 2011 and 2015, when it had ended, it was no longer irregular (updates every Sunday) nor aboy webcomic (new content consisted of new text annotations, released regularly every day). Now, it ''is'' a webcomic again, with very tasty blood who has two new strips a huge crush on her) on week injected into the backdrop re-runs...but it's still pretty regular, with the new comics coming out at set times.
* The full title ofvampires being allowed to live within society the RemixComic ''WebComic/JetDream'' is ''Jet Dream and lots her T-Girl Counterspies'', inherited from the original comic book feature, ''Comicbook/JetDream and her Stunt-Girl Counterspies''. However, in the Remix Comic, "Jet Dream" is the name of FantasticRacism. No marmalade at all. In an FAQ, when asked what orange marmalade the ''organization'', not the lead character, whose name is Harmony Thunder. She's occasionally referred to as "the Jet Dream Queen" as partial [[JustifiedTrope justification]], but [[WordOfGod in truth]], the title was (in regards to chosen because photoshopping out the story), the author simply explained how one letters "STUN" made orange marmalade.for a quick and dirty title change that also fit [[GenderBender the main theme of the series]].
* ''Webcomic/MountainTime'' is not particularly concerned with mountains, time, or the Mountain Time Zone, with the exception of [[http://mountaincomics.com/2010/10/21/mountain-time-218 one comic]].
* ''Webcomic/CrystalHeroes'' is a deliberately cliche-sounding fantasy title to emphasize how much the setting and characters deviate from genre standards.
* ''Webcomic/CurseQuest'':
** As far as we know Captain Walrus is not a captain nor a walrus.
** Mogarth the Unbreakable doesn't seem to have any qualities indicating being unbreakable. He is a big soft marshmallow personality-wise and takes a huge stabbing from an owl-bear bleeding profusely.
** "The Kobold's Dungeon" didn't feature a single kobold at all.
* Subverted in [[http://www.daisyowl.com/comic/2008-08-13 this]] ''Webcomic/DaisyOwl'' strip.
* The name of the journal comic ''Webcomic/TheDevilsPanties'' has absolutely nothing to do with its content. At conventions, the booth banner declares, "It's not Satanic porn, honest!"
* ''Webcomic/GirlsWithSlingshots'' contains plenty of girls, but few slingshots. The name does, however, crop up in reference to an alcoholic beverage in one strip, a tongue-in-cheek concession by the creator to those baffled by the ambiguous title.
** In the back of the first printed collection of the webcomic, the creator writes that it began with a few sketches - guess what they were of - and that after drawing a few of these, people began to ask Danielle Corsetto when those "girls with slingshots" would have their own comic strip. The kicker is that she then adds that she was drawing slingshots "...because I couldn't draw guns very well."
* ''Webcomic/{{Girly}}'' has Officer Getskilled[[labelnote:*]](As in "gets killed", not "get skilled")[[/labelnote]]. Not only does he survive the entire run of the comic, [[spoiler:he ends up becoming immortal in the final arc.]]
* One might assume that ''Webcomic/HannaIsNotABoysName'' provides some kind of exploration of gender or sexuality, but no, it's just about a
* ''Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic'' is this on one level (it's one of the most consistently updated webcomics out there) but not so much on others (it's a very unorthodox style of webcomic, what with
** Between 2011 and 2015, when it had ended, it was no longer irregular (updates every Sunday) nor a
* The full title of
* ''Webcomic/MountainTime'' is not particularly concerned with mountains, time, or the Mountain Time Zone, with the exception of [[http://mountaincomics.com/2010/10/21/mountain-time-218 one comic]].
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* ''Webcomic/WrightAsRayne'' is, in spite of its name, about BadassNormal superhero Alex Rayne being part of a one-sided FreakyFridayFlip with teenage girl Dorothy Wright. Apparently Rayne As Wright doesn't have the same ring to it.
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* ''Webcomic/WrightAsRayne'' is, in spite of its name, ''Webcomic/OrangeMarmalade'' is about BadassNormal superhero Alex Rayne a vampire, Ma-ri, dealing with humans at her school (mostly a boy with very tasty blood who has a huge crush on her) on the backdrop of vampires being part allowed to live within society and lots of FantasticRacism. No marmalade at all. In an FAQ, when asked what orange marmalade was (in regards to the story), the author simply explained how one made orange marmalade.
* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'': Miko Miyazaki isn't aone-sided FreakyFridayFlip {{miko}}, and Lord Shojo is neither [[{{Shojo}} female nor adolescent]], though it should be noted that both "Miko" and "Shojo" can be written with teenage girl Dorothy Wright. Apparently Rayne As Wright kanji that don't have the common meanings, and Japan doesn't have exist in the same ring to it.[=OoTS=] universe.
* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'': Miko Miyazaki isn't a
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* ''Webcomic/{{Route148}} '' doesn't really have anything to do with any roads other than that people use them to travel by.
* The name of the journal comic ''Webcomic/TheDevilsPanties'' has absolutely nothing to do with its content. At conventions, the booth banner declares, "It's not Satanic porn, honest!"
* ''Webcomic/{{xkcd}}'' looks like an acronym for something. In fact, it doesn't mean anything; it's just a string of random letters that the creator (Randall Munroe) liked.
** It has, however, been pointed out that the numerical values of the letters add up to JustForFun/FortyTwo.
* The full title of the RemixComic ''WebComic/JetDream'' is ''Jet Dream and her T-Girl Counterspies'', inherited from the original comic book feature, ''Comicbook/JetDream and her Stunt-Girl Counterspies''. However, in the Remix Comic, "Jet Dream" is the name of the ''organization'', not the lead character, whose name is Harmony Thunder. She's occasionally referred to as "the Jet Dream Queen" as partial [[JustifiedTrope justification]], but [[WordOfGod in truth]], the title was chosen because photoshopping out the letters "STUN" made for a quick and dirty title change that also fit [[GenderBender the main theme of the series]].
* The name of the journal comic ''Webcomic/TheDevilsPanties'' has absolutely nothing to do with its content. At conventions, the booth banner declares, "It's not Satanic porn, honest!"
* ''Webcomic/{{xkcd}}'' looks like an acronym for something. In fact, it doesn't mean anything; it's just a string of random letters that the creator (Randall Munroe) liked.
** It has, however, been pointed out that the numerical values of the letters add up to JustForFun/FortyTwo.
* The full title of the RemixComic ''WebComic/JetDream'' is ''Jet Dream and her T-Girl Counterspies'', inherited from the original comic book feature, ''Comicbook/JetDream and her Stunt-Girl Counterspies''. However, in the Remix Comic, "Jet Dream" is the name of the ''organization'', not the lead character, whose name is Harmony Thunder. She's occasionally referred to as "the Jet Dream Queen" as partial [[JustifiedTrope justification]], but [[WordOfGod in truth]], the title was chosen because photoshopping out the letters "STUN" made for a quick and dirty title change that also fit [[GenderBender the main theme of the series]].
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* ''Webcomic/{{Route148}} '' ''ComicStrip/ThePerryBibleFellowship'' has nothing to do with Literature/TheBible, fellowships, or anyone named Perry, rather being a series of one-shot BlackComedy comics.
* ''Webcomic/Route148'' doesn't really have anything to do with any roads other than that people use them to travel by.
* Luna from ''Webcomic/SandraAndWoo'' mentions a gang called The White Brotherhood took over her old neighborhood in [[WretchedHive Camden, New Jersey]]. Sandra assumes they're Neo-Nazis, but Luna points out they're actually a Black gang. It's [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2015/01/15/0650-white-brotherhood implied]] they got their nameof because they believe mayonnaise is SeriousBusiness.
* ''Webcomic/SaturdayMorningBreakfastCereal'', in much thejournal comic ''Webcomic/TheDevilsPanties'' has absolutely nothing same way as ''ComicStrip/ThePerryBibleFellowship'', is a bunch of one-shot philosophical and/or BlackComedy strips. No relation to do with its content. At conventions, the booth banner declares, "It's not Satanic porn, honest!"
* ''Webcomic/{{xkcd}}'' looks like an acronym for something. In fact, it doesn't mean anything; it's just a string of random letters that the creator (Randall Munroe) liked.
** It has, however, been pointed out that the numerical values of the letters add up to JustForFun/FortyTwo.
* The full title of the RemixComic ''WebComic/JetDream'' is ''Jet Dream and her T-Girl Counterspies'', inherited from the original comic book feature, ''Comicbook/JetDream and her Stunt-Girl Counterspies''. However, in the Remix Comic, "Jet Dream" is the name of the ''organization'', not the lead character, whose name is Harmony Thunder. She's occasionally referred to as "the Jet Dream Queen" as partial [[JustifiedTrope justification]], but [[WordOfGod in truth]],cereal, or SaturdayMorningCartoon[=s=], or anything else the title was chosen because photoshopping out the letters "STUN" made for a quick and dirty title change that also fit [[GenderBender the main theme of the series]].might imply.
* ''Webcomic/Route148'' doesn't really have anything to do with any roads other than that people use them to travel by.
* Luna from ''Webcomic/SandraAndWoo'' mentions a gang called The White Brotherhood took over her old neighborhood in [[WretchedHive Camden, New Jersey]]. Sandra assumes they're Neo-Nazis, but Luna points out they're actually a Black gang. It's [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2015/01/15/0650-white-brotherhood implied]] they got their name
* ''Webcomic/SaturdayMorningBreakfastCereal'', in much the
* ''Webcomic/{{xkcd}}'' looks like an acronym for something. In fact, it doesn't mean anything; it's just a string of random letters that the creator (Randall Munroe) liked.
** It has, however, been pointed out that the numerical values of the letters add up to JustForFun/FortyTwo.
* The full title of the RemixComic ''WebComic/JetDream'' is ''Jet Dream and her T-Girl Counterspies'', inherited from the original comic book feature, ''Comicbook/JetDream and her Stunt-Girl Counterspies''. However, in the Remix Comic, "Jet Dream" is the name of the ''organization'', not the lead character, whose name is Harmony Thunder. She's occasionally referred to as "the Jet Dream Queen" as partial [[JustifiedTrope justification]], but [[WordOfGod in truth]],
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* ''Webcomic/MountainTime'' is not particularly concerned with mountains, time, or the Mountain Time Zone -- with the exception of [[http://mountaincomics.com/2010/10/21/mountain-time-218/ one comic]].
* ''ComicStrip/ThePerryBibleFellowship'' has nothing to do with Literature/TheBible, fellowships, or anyone named Perry. It's a series of one-shot BlackComedy comics.
* ''Webcomic/SaturdayMorningBreakfastCereal'', in much the same way, is a bunch of one-shot philosophical and/or BlackComedy strips. No relation to cereal, or {{Saturday Morning Cartoon}}s, or anything else the title might imply.
* Guy from ''Webcomic/TwoGuysAndGuy'' is a girl, [[DownplayedTrope but a masculine one]].
* ''ComicStrip/ThePerryBibleFellowship'' has nothing to do with Literature/TheBible, fellowships, or anyone named Perry. It's a series of one-shot BlackComedy comics.
* ''Webcomic/SaturdayMorningBreakfastCereal'', in much the same way, is a bunch of one-shot philosophical and/or BlackComedy strips. No relation to cereal, or {{Saturday Morning Cartoon}}s, or anything else the title might imply.
* Guy from ''Webcomic/TwoGuysAndGuy'' is a girl, [[DownplayedTrope but a masculine one]].
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* ''Webcomic/MountainTime'' ''Webcomic/StarImpact'':
** Even though [[BloodKnight Etna]] isnot particularly concerned with mountains, time, or named after [[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mount_Etna a volcano]], she isn't themed around any volcanic symbology whatsoever, and instead proudly brandishes a [[InstantAwesomeJustAddDragons dragon]] AnimalMotif.
** [[MentorArchetype Stry]][[MiniatureSeniorCitizens ker]] isn't a paragon of awe-inspiring physical might, and is rather theMountain Time Zone -- with the exception semi-retired owner of [[http://mountaincomics.com/2010/10/21/mountain-time-218/ one comic]].
a boxing gym.
*''ComicStrip/ThePerryBibleFellowship'' ''Webcomic/TerrorIsland'': The comic's plot has nothing to do with Literature/TheBible, fellowships, terror or anyone named Perry. It's a series of one-shot BlackComedy comics.
* ''Webcomic/SaturdayMorningBreakfastCereal'', in muchislands. Lampshaded by the same way, former TagLine, "I'm not sure why it's called Terror Island". Also, Ned Q. Sorcerer is not a bunch sorcerer, and Centre of one-shot philosophical and/or BlackComedy strips. No relation to cereal, or {{Saturday Morning Cartoon}}s, or anything else the title might imply.
Earth University is actually on the surface of the Moon.
* Guy from ''Webcomic/TwoGuysAndGuy'' [[GenderBlenderName is agirl, girl]], [[DownplayedTrope but a masculine one]].
** Even though [[BloodKnight Etna]] is
** [[MentorArchetype Stry]][[MiniatureSeniorCitizens ker]] isn't a paragon of awe-inspiring physical might, and is rather the
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* In ''Webcomic/TheBirdFeeder'' [[http://thebirdfeeder.com/comic/194 #194]], "Rebuilding," in response to vandals adding feathers to his featherless sculpture entitled "Plucked," Josh creates another featherless sculpture entitled "Plumed."
* ''Webcomic/{{Girly}}'' has Officer Getskilled. Not only does he survive the entire run of the comic, [[spoiler:he ends up becoming immortal in the final arc.]]
* Luna from ''Webcomic/SandraAndWoo'' mentions a gang called The White Brotherhood took over her old neighborhood in [[WretchedHive Camden, New Jersey]]. Sandra assumes they're Neo-Nazis, but Luna points out they're actually a black gang. It's [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2015/01/15/0650-white-brotherhood/ implied]] they got their name because they believe mayonnaise is SeriousBusiness.
* You might assume that ''Webcomic/HannaIsNotABoysName'' provides some kind of exploration of gender or sexuality, but no, it's just about a goofy {{Occult Detective}} who happens to have a GenderBlenderName. The first two strips give a TitleDrop, but beyond that Hanna's name is not particularly important. (Or at least, never seemed important by the time that the comic [[LeftHanging stopped updating]].)
* ''Webcomic/TerrorIsland'': The comic's plot has nothing to do with terror or islands. Lampshaded by the former TagLine, "I'm not sure why it's called Terror Island". Also, Ned Q. Sorcerer is not a sorcerer, and Centre of the Earth University is actually on the surface of the Moon.
* ''Webcomic/CrystalHeroes'' is a deliberately cliche-sounding fantasy title to emphasize how much the setting and characters deviate from genre standards.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Girly}}'' has Officer Getskilled. Not only does he survive the entire run of the comic, [[spoiler:he ends up becoming immortal in the final arc.]]
* Luna from ''Webcomic/SandraAndWoo'' mentions a gang called The White Brotherhood took over her old neighborhood in [[WretchedHive Camden, New Jersey]]. Sandra assumes they're Neo-Nazis, but Luna points out they're actually a black gang. It's [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2015/01/15/0650-white-brotherhood/ implied]] they got their name because they believe mayonnaise is SeriousBusiness.
* You might assume that ''Webcomic/HannaIsNotABoysName'' provides some kind of exploration of gender or sexuality, but no, it's just about a goofy {{Occult Detective}} who happens to have a GenderBlenderName. The first two strips give a TitleDrop, but beyond that Hanna's name is not particularly important. (Or at least, never seemed important by the time that the comic [[LeftHanging stopped updating]].)
* ''Webcomic/TerrorIsland'': The comic's plot has nothing to do with terror or islands. Lampshaded by the former TagLine, "I'm not sure why it's called Terror Island". Also, Ned Q. Sorcerer is not a sorcerer, and Centre of the Earth University is actually on the surface of the Moon.
* ''Webcomic/CrystalHeroes'' is a deliberately cliche-sounding fantasy title to emphasize how much the setting and characters deviate from genre standards.
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* In ''Webcomic/TheBirdFeeder'' [[http://thebirdfeeder.com/comic/194 #194]], "Rebuilding," in response to vandals adding feathers to his featherless sculpture entitled "Plucked," Josh creates another featherless sculpture entitled "Plumed."
* ''Webcomic/{{Girly}}'' has Officer Getskilled. Not only does he survive[[BigBad Xaos]][[labelnote:*]]pronounced Chaose[[/labelnote]] of ''Webcomic/TheWotch'' is an avatar of order, and conversely, [[OrderVersusChaos the entire run protagonist is one of chaos]].
* ''Webcomic/WrightAsRayne'' is, in spite of its name, about BadassNormal superhero Alex Rayne being part of a one-sided FreakyFridayFlip with teenage girl Dorothy Wright. Apparently Rayne As Wright doesn't have thecomic, [[spoiler:he ends up becoming immortal in the final arc.]]
same ring to it.
*Luna from ''Webcomic/SandraAndWoo'' mentions a gang called The White Brotherhood took over her old neighborhood in [[WretchedHive Camden, New Jersey]]. Sandra assumes they're Neo-Nazis, but Luna points out they're actually a black gang. It's [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2015/01/15/0650-white-brotherhood/ implied]] they got their name because they believe mayonnaise is SeriousBusiness.
* You might assume that ''Webcomic/HannaIsNotABoysName'' provides some kind of exploration of gender or sexuality, but no,"''Webcomic/{{xkcd}}''" may seem like an acronym for something. In fact, it doesn't mean anything; it's just about a goofy {{Occult Detective}} who happens to have a GenderBlenderName. The first two strips give a TitleDrop, but beyond string of random letters that Hanna's name is not particularly important. (Or at least, never seemed important by the time creator Randall Munroe liked.
** It has, however, been pointed out that thecomic [[LeftHanging stopped updating]].)
* ''Webcomic/TerrorIsland'': The comic's plot has nothing to do with terror or islands. Lampshaded by the former TagLine, "I'm not sure why it's called Terror Island". Also, Ned Q. Sorcerer is not a sorcerer, and Centrenumerical values of the Earth University is actually on the surface of the Moon.
* ''Webcomic/CrystalHeroes'' is a deliberately cliche-sounding fantasy titleletters add up to emphasize how much the setting and characters deviate from genre standards.
----JustForFun/FortyTwo.
* ''Webcomic/{{Girly}}'' has Officer Getskilled. Not only does he survive
* ''Webcomic/WrightAsRayne'' is, in spite of its name, about BadassNormal superhero Alex Rayne being part of a one-sided FreakyFridayFlip with teenage girl Dorothy Wright. Apparently Rayne As Wright doesn't have the
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* You might assume that ''Webcomic/HannaIsNotABoysName'' provides some kind of exploration of gender or sexuality, but no,
** It has, however, been pointed out that the
* ''Webcomic/TerrorIsland'': The comic's plot has nothing to do with terror or islands. Lampshaded by the former TagLine, "I'm not sure why it's called Terror Island". Also, Ned Q. Sorcerer is not a sorcerer, and Centre
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* ''Webcomic/TerrorIsland'': The comic's plot has nothing to do with terror or islands. Lampshaded by the former TagLine, "I'm not sure why it's called Terror Island". Also, Ned Q. Sorcerer is not a sorcerer, and Centre of the Earth University is actually on the surface of the Moon.
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* You might assume that ''Webcomic/HannaIsNotABoysName'' provides some kind of exploration of gender or sexuality, but no, it's just about a ParanormalInvestigator who happens to have a GenderBlenderName. The first two strips give a TitleDrop, but beyond that Hanna's name is not particularly important. (Or at least, never seemed important by the time that the comic [[LeftHanging stopped updating]].)
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* You might assume that ''Webcomic/HannaIsNotABoysName'' provides some kind of exploration of gender or sexuality, but no, it's just about a ParanormalInvestigator goofy {{Occult Detective}} who happens to have a GenderBlenderName. The first two strips give a TitleDrop, but beyond that Hanna's name is not particularly important. (Or at least, never seemed important by the time that the comic [[LeftHanging stopped updating]].)
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* Luna from ''Webcomic/SandraAndWoo'' mentions a gang called The White Brotherhood took over her old neighborhood in [[WretchedHive Camden, New Jersey]]. Sandra assumes they're Neo-Nazis, but Luna points out they're actually a black gang. It's [[http://www.sandraandwoo.com/2015/01/15/0650-white-brotherhood/ implied]] they got their name because they believe mayonnaise is SeriousBusiness.
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* ''Webcomic/{{Girly}} has Officer Getskilled. Not only does he survive the entire run of the comic, [[spoiler:he ends up becoming immortal in the final arc.]]
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* ''Webcomic/{{Girly}} ''Webcomic/{{Girly}}'' has Officer Getskilled. Not only does he survive the entire run of the comic, [[spoiler:he ends up becoming immortal in the final arc.]]
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** Dataspheres are square/cubic ([[HyperspaceIsAScaryPlace sort of]]). Blame that on pixels. Conversely, a strip had a Summoning Cube that looked like a sphere.
** In one strip, Fighter ponders how we drive on parkways and park on driveways.
** In one strip, Fighter ponders how we drive on parkways and park on driveways.
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** Dataspheres are square/cubic ([[HyperspaceIsAScaryPlace sort of]]). Blame that on pixels. Conversely, a strip had a Summoning Cube that looked like a sphere.
** In one strip, Fighter ponders how we drive on parkways and park on driveways.
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* ''Webcomic/CurseQuest'': Quite a few.
** As far as we know Captain Walrus is not a captain nor a walrus.
** Mogarth the Unbreakable doesn't seem to have any qualities indicating being unbreakable. He is a big soft marshmallow personality-wise and takes a huge stabbing from an owl-bear bleeding profusely.
** "The Kobold's Dungeon" didn't feature a single kobold at all.
** As far as we know Captain Walrus is not a captain nor a walrus.
** Mogarth the Unbreakable doesn't seem to have any qualities indicating being unbreakable. He is a big soft marshmallow personality-wise and takes a huge stabbing from an owl-bear bleeding profusely.
** "The Kobold's Dungeon" didn't feature a single kobold at all.
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** There's the subseries in the comic ''Twisp and Catsby'', featuring the surreal adventures of the titular cat and demon. The cat is Twisp, the demon is Catsby.
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* ''Webcomic/AwkwardZombie'': Despite the webcomic's name, it is not about zombies (let alone awkward ones). Its focus is on (usually) disconnected gag-a-day strips about various video games that the creator has played.
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* ''Webcomic/AwkwardZombie'': Despite the webcomic's name, it is not about zombies (let alone awkward ones). Its focus is on (usually) disconnected gag-a-day strips about various video games that the creator has played. (There is one ''VideoGame/WorldOfWarcraft'' comic involving an undead rogue in an awkward situation, however).
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* ''Webcomic/AwkwardZombie'': Despite the webcomic's name, it is not about zombies (let alone awkward ones). Its focus is on (usually) disconnected gag-a-day strips about various video games that the creator has played.
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* ''Webcomic/AwkwardZombie'': Despite the webcomic's name, it is not about zombies (let alone awkward ones). Its focus is GagADay on (usually) disconnected gag-a-day strips about various video games that the creator has played.
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* ''[[WebComic/EightBitTheater 8-Bit Theater]]'' has the "[[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2006/03/09/episode-670-gettin-tchaikovsky-wit-it/ Goblin Punch]]", an attack that is actually a [[GroinAttack kick to the groin]] from a very non-goblin monster. It was named by "the greatest crypto-zoologist in all of Red Mage history: Blindy O'Sightless."
** Dataspheres are square/cubic ([[HyperspaceIsAScaryPlace sort of]]). Blame that on pixels.
*** Conversely, an earlier strip had a Summoning Cube that looked like a sphere.
** There's also Fighter pondering how we drive on parkways and park on driveways.
** Dataspheres are square/cubic ([[HyperspaceIsAScaryPlace sort of]]). Blame that on pixels.
*** Conversely, an earlier strip had a Summoning Cube that looked like a sphere.
** There's also Fighter pondering how we drive on parkways and park on driveways.
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* ''[[WebComic/EightBitTheater 8-Bit Theater]]'' has the Theater]]'':
** The "[[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2006/03/09/episode-670-gettin-tchaikovsky-wit-it/ GoblinPunch]]", Punch]]" is an attack that is actually a [[GroinAttack kick to the groin]] from a very non-goblin monster. It was named by "the greatest crypto-zoologist in all of Red Mage history: Blindy O'Sightless."
** Dataspheres are square/cubic ([[HyperspaceIsAScaryPlace sort of]]). Blame that onpixels.
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* Inverted for a running gag in ''Webcomic/WhiteDarkLife'' is that thus far only two werebeast turn into what their names say. Tora(tiger) turns into an oni, Tori(bird) becomes a cat, Saru(monkey) changes into a snake, and Inu(dog) and Uma(horse) transform into harpies.
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* Inverted for a running gag in ''Webcomic/WhiteDarkLife'' is that thus far only two werebeast turn into what their names say. Tora(tiger) turns into an oni, Tori(bird) becomes a cat, Saru(monkey) changes into a snake, and Inu(dog) and Uma(horse) transform into harpies.harpies.
* ''Webcomic/AwkwardZombie'': Despite the webcomic's name, it is not about zombies (let alone awkward ones). Its focus is GagADay strips about various video games that the creator has played.
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** With the comic ending in October 2011, it is no longer irregular (updates every Sunday) nor a webcomic (new content will be new text annotations, released regularly every day).
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* ''Webcomic/ThePerryBibleFellowship'' has nothing to do with Literature/TheBible, fellowships, or anyone named Perry. It's a series of one-shot BlackComedy comics.
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* ''Webcomic/ThePerryBibleFellowship'' ''ComicStrip/ThePerryBibleFellowship'' has nothing to do with Literature/TheBible, fellowships, or anyone named Perry. It's a series of one-shot BlackComedy comics.
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* Many webcomics have this type of name. OneOverZero, for example, has nothing to do with impossible mathematics.
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* The BigBad of ''TheWotch'' is named Xaos (pronounced Chaose), but is an avatar of order (while [[OrderVersusChaos the protagonist is one of chaos]]).
* In ''ChasingTheSunset'', there is the magister '''Malvenicus''' * DramaticThunder * , who is a [[http://www.fantasycomic.com/index.php?p=c525 rather normal looking guy.]]
* Subverted in [[http://www.daisyowl.com/comic/2008-08-13 this]] ''DaisyOwl'' Strip.
* ''GirlsWithSlingshots'' contains plenty of girls, but few slingshots. The name does, however, crop up in reference to an alcoholic beverage in one strip, a tongue-in-cheek concession by the creator to those baffled by the ambiguous title.
* In ''ChasingTheSunset'', there is the magister '''Malvenicus''' * DramaticThunder * , who is a [[http://www.fantasycomic.com/index.php?p=c525 rather normal looking guy.]]
* Subverted in [[http://www.daisyowl.com/comic/2008-08-13 this]] ''DaisyOwl'' Strip.
* ''GirlsWithSlingshots'' contains plenty of girls, but few slingshots. The name does, however, crop up in reference to an alcoholic beverage in one strip, a tongue-in-cheek concession by the creator to those baffled by the ambiguous title.
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* The BigBad of ''TheWotch'' ''Webcomic/TheWotch'' is named Xaos (pronounced Chaose), but is an avatar of order (while [[OrderVersusChaos the protagonist is one of chaos]]).
* In''ChasingTheSunset'', ''Webcomic/ChasingTheSunset'', there is the magister '''Malvenicus''' * DramaticThunder * , who is a [[http://www.fantasycomic.com/index.php?p=c525 rather normal looking guy.]]
* Subverted in [[http://www.daisyowl.com/comic/2008-08-13 this]]''DaisyOwl'' ''Webcomic/DaisyOwl'' Strip.
*''GirlsWithSlingshots'' ''Webcomic/GirlsWithSlingshots'' contains plenty of girls, but few slingshots. The name does, however, crop up in reference to an alcoholic beverage in one strip, a tongue-in-cheek concession by the creator to those baffled by the ambiguous title.
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* ''IrregularWebcomic'' ''Webcomic/IrregularWebcomic'' is this on one level (it's one of the most consistently updated webcomics out there) but not so much on others (it's a very unorthodox style of webcomic, what with the numerous unrelated plotlines and such).
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* ''WrightAsRayne'' is, in spite of its name, about BadassNormal superhero Alex Rayne being part of a one-sided FreakyFridayFlip with teenage girl Dorothy Wright. Apparently Rayne As Wright doesn't have the same ring to it.
* ''PennyArcade'' generally features home console or PC releases.
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* ''WrightAsRayne'' ''Webcomic/WrightAsRayne'' is, in spite of its name, about BadassNormal superhero Alex Rayne being part of a one-sided FreakyFridayFlip with teenage girl Dorothy Wright. Apparently Rayne As Wright doesn't have the same ring to it.
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* In one ''SomethingPositive'' strip, Fred is horrified when Peejee tells him Davan is at a store named "Getting High", thinking that Davan is now [[TheStoner a pothead]]. Davan is actually going there to laugh at stoners who are disappointed to find that it's just a kite shop.
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* In one ''SomethingPositive'' ''Webcomic/SomethingPositive'' strip, Fred is horrified when Peejee tells him Davan is at a store named "Getting High", thinking that Davan is now [[TheStoner a pothead]]. Davan is actually going there to laugh at stoners who are disappointed to find that it's just a kite shop.
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* A running gag in ''Webcomic/WhiteDarkLife'' is that the thus far only one werebeast turns into what their name says. Tora(tiger) turns into an oni, Tori(bird) becomes a cat, Saru(mokey) changes into a snake, and Inu(dog) and Uma(sheep) transform into harpies.
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* Guy from ''TwoGuysAndGuy'' is a girl, [[DownplayedTrope but a masculine one]].
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* Guy from ''TwoGuysAndGuy'' is a girl, [[DownplayedTrope but a masculine one]].one]].
* A running gag in ''Webcomic/WhiteDarkLife'' is that the thus far only one werebeast turns into what their name says. Tora(tiger) turns into an oni, Tori(bird) becomes a cat, Saru(mokey) changes into a snake, and Inu(dog) and Uma(sheep) transform into harpies.
* A running gag in ''Webcomic/WhiteDarkLife'' is that the thus far only one werebeast turns into what their name says. Tora(tiger) turns into an oni, Tori(bird) becomes a cat, Saru(mokey) changes into a snake, and Inu(dog) and Uma(sheep) transform into harpies.
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* ''Webcomic/ThePerryBibleFellowship'' has nothing to do with TheBible, fellowships, or anyone named Perry. It's a series of one-shot BlackComedy comics.
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* ''Webcomic/ThePerryBibleFellowship'' has nothing to do with TheBible, Literature/TheBible, fellowships, or anyone named Perry. It's a series of one-shot BlackComedy comics.
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* ''Webcomic/SaturdayMorningBreakfastCereal'', in much the same way, is a bunch of one-shot philosophical and/or BlackComedy strips. No relation to cereal, or {{Saturday Morning Cartoon}}s, or anything else the title might imply.
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* ''Webcomic/SaturdayMorningBreakfastCereal'', in much the same way, is a bunch of one-shot philosophical and/or BlackComedy strips. No relation to cereal, or {{Saturday Morning Cartoon}}s, or anything else the title might imply.imply.
* Guy from ''TwoGuysAndGuy'' is a girl, [[DownplayedTrope but a masculine one]].
* Guy from ''TwoGuysAndGuy'' is a girl, [[DownplayedTrope but a masculine one]].
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* ''Webcomic/MountainTime'' is not particularly concerned with mountains, time, or the Mountain Time Zone -- with the exception of [[http://mountaincomics.com/2010/10/21/mountain-time-218/ one comic]].
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* ''Webcomic/MountainTime'' is not particularly concerned with mountains, time, or the Mountain Time Zone -- with the exception of [[http://mountaincomics.com/2010/10/21/mountain-time-218/ one comic]].comic]].
* ''Webcomic/ThePerryBibleFellowship'' has nothing to do with TheBible, fellowships, or anyone named Perry. It's a series of one-shot BlackComedy comics.
* ''Webcomic/SaturdayMorningBreakfastCereal'', in much the same way, is a bunch of one-shot philosophical and/or BlackComedy strips. No relation to cereal, or {{Saturday Morning Cartoon}}s, or anything else the title might imply.
* ''Webcomic/ThePerryBibleFellowship'' has nothing to do with TheBible, fellowships, or anyone named Perry. It's a series of one-shot BlackComedy comics.
* ''Webcomic/SaturdayMorningBreakfastCereal'', in much the same way, is a bunch of one-shot philosophical and/or BlackComedy strips. No relation to cereal, or {{Saturday Morning Cartoon}}s, or anything else the title might imply.
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* In one ''SomethingPositive'' strip, Fred is horrified when Peejee tells him Davan is at a store named "Getting High", thinking that Davan is now [[TheStoner a pothead]]. Davan is actually going there to laugh at stoners who are disappointed to find that it's just a kite shop.
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* In one ''SomethingPositive'' strip, Fred is horrified when Peejee tells him Davan is at a store named "Getting High", thinking that Davan is now [[TheStoner a pothead]]. Davan is actually going there to laugh at stoners who are disappointed to find that it's just a kite shop.shop.
* ''Webcomic/MountainTime'' is not particularly concerned with mountains, time, or the Mountain Time Zone -- with the exception of [[http://mountaincomics.com/2010/10/21/mountain-time-218/ one comic]].
* ''Webcomic/MountainTime'' is not particularly concerned with mountains, time, or the Mountain Time Zone -- with the exception of [[http://mountaincomics.com/2010/10/21/mountain-time-218/ one comic]].
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* ''[[WebComic/EightBitTheater 8-Bit Theater]]'' has the "[[http://www.nuklearpower.com/2006/03/09/episode-670-gettin-tchaikovsky-wit-it/ Goblin Punch]]", an attack that is actually a [[GroinAttack kick to the groin]] from a very non-goblin monster. It was named by "the greatest crypto-zoologist in all of Red Mage history: Blindy O'Sightless."
** Dataspheres are square/cubic ([[HyperspaceIsAScaryPlace sort of]]). Blame that on pixels.
*** Conversely, an earlier strip had a Summoning Cube that looked like a sphere.
** There's also Fighter pondering how we drive on parkways and park on driveways.
* Many webcomics have this type of name. OneOverZero, for example, has nothing to do with impossible mathematics.
** The name does get explained in a footnote as having to do with the impossible nature of existence (i.e. "Everything (1) coming from Nothing (0)"), but that's still arguably oblique.
* The BigBad of ''TheWotch'' is named Xaos (pronounced Chaose), but is an avatar of order (while [[OrderVersusChaos the protagonist is one of chaos]]).
* In ''ChasingTheSunset'', there is the magister '''Malvenicus''' * DramaticThunder * , who is a [[http://www.fantasycomic.com/index.php?p=c525 rather normal looking guy.]]
* Subverted in [[http://www.daisyowl.com/comic/2008-08-13 this]] ''DaisyOwl'' Strip.
* ''GirlsWithSlingshots'' contains plenty of girls, but few slingshots. The name does, however, crop up in reference to an alcoholic beverage in one strip, a tongue-in-cheek concession by the creator to those baffled by the ambiguous title.
** In the back of the first printed collection of the webcomic, the creator writes that it began with a few sketches - guess what they were of - and that after drawing a few of these, people began to ask Danielle Corsetto when those "girls with slingshots" would have their own comic strip. The kicker is that she then adds that she was drawing slingshots "...because I couldn't draw guns very well."
* ''IrregularWebcomic'' is this on one level (it's one of the most consistently updated webcomics out there) but not so much on others (it's a very unorthodox style of webcomic, what with the numerous unrelated plotlines and such).
** With the comic ending in October 2011, it is no longer irregular (updates every Sunday) nor a webcomic (new content will be new text annotations, released regularly every day).
* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'': Miko Miyazaki isn't a {{miko}}, and Lord Shojo is neither [[{{Shojo}} female nor adolescent]], though it should be noted that both "Miko" and "Shojo" can be written with kanji that don't have the common meanings, and Japan doesn't exist in the [=OoTS=] universe.
* ''{{Buttersafe}}'' has very little to do with butter, or the safety of it.
* ''Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures'' has been made in Photoshop since day two.
** ''ProblemSleuth'' is about weird puzzle shit and RPG mechanics.
** The characters in ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' got out of their homes quite some time ago.
*** Discussed in ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' when the trolls compare their cultural naming conventions of movies. Troll movie titles are [[LongTitle very long]] and ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin, down to describing each individual character, plot element and how many kisses and murders there are. When John points out to Karkat how stupid this is, Karkat justifies it by saying that troll movies have been around for much longer than human movies.
*** Each of the heroes has a Title consisting of a Class and an Aspect, like Heir of Breath. Some of the aspects are non-indicative, like Breath (which effectively means [[BlowYouAway wind]]) and Light (chance or probability). The titles, though, are almost completely non-indicative. A Prince is not a leadership role, but rather someone who brings destruction to their aspect, or by means of their aspect. A Witch is creative, a Bard is passively destructive, etc.
**** However, if you have the right Title, you can have a secondary ability that makes your Aspect more literal. For example, a Page of Breath can use wind to perform CPR, and a Sylph of Light can cure the blind.
* ''WrightAsRayne'' is, in spite of its name, about BadassNormal superhero Alex Rayne being part of a one-sided FreakyFridayFlip with teenage girl Dorothy Wright. Apparently Rayne As Wright doesn't have the same ring to it.
* ''PennyArcade'' generally features home console or PC releases.
* ''Webcomic/{{Route148}} '' doesn't really have anything to do with any roads other than that people use them to travel by.
* The name of the journal comic ''TheDevilsPanties'' has absolutely nothing to do with its content. At conventions, the booth banner declares, "It's not Satanic porn, honest!"
* ''Webcomic/{{xkcd}}'' looks like an acronym for something. In fact, it doesn't mean anything; it's just a string of random letters that the creator (Randall Munroe) liked.
* The full title of the RemixComic ''WebComic/JetDream'' is ''Jet Dream and her T-Girl Counterspies'', inherited from the original comic book feature, ''Comicbook/JetDream and her Stunt-Girl Counterspies''. However, in the Remix Comic, "Jet Dream" is the name of the ''organization'', not the lead character, whose name is Harmony Thunder. She's occasionally referred to as "the Jet Dream Queen" as partial [[JustifiedTrope justification]], but [[WordOfGod in truth]], the title was chosen because photoshopping out the letters "STUN" made for a quick and dirty title change that also fit [[GenderBender the main theme of the series]].
* In one ''SomethingPositive'' strip, Fred is horrified when Peejee tells him Davan is at a store named "Getting High", thinking that Davan is now [[TheStoner a pothead]]. Davan is actually going there to laugh at stoners who are disappointed to find that it's just a kite shop.
** Dataspheres are square/cubic ([[HyperspaceIsAScaryPlace sort of]]). Blame that on pixels.
*** Conversely, an earlier strip had a Summoning Cube that looked like a sphere.
** There's also Fighter pondering how we drive on parkways and park on driveways.
* Many webcomics have this type of name. OneOverZero, for example, has nothing to do with impossible mathematics.
** The name does get explained in a footnote as having to do with the impossible nature of existence (i.e. "Everything (1) coming from Nothing (0)"), but that's still arguably oblique.
* The BigBad of ''TheWotch'' is named Xaos (pronounced Chaose), but is an avatar of order (while [[OrderVersusChaos the protagonist is one of chaos]]).
* In ''ChasingTheSunset'', there is the magister '''Malvenicus''' * DramaticThunder * , who is a [[http://www.fantasycomic.com/index.php?p=c525 rather normal looking guy.]]
* Subverted in [[http://www.daisyowl.com/comic/2008-08-13 this]] ''DaisyOwl'' Strip.
* ''GirlsWithSlingshots'' contains plenty of girls, but few slingshots. The name does, however, crop up in reference to an alcoholic beverage in one strip, a tongue-in-cheek concession by the creator to those baffled by the ambiguous title.
** In the back of the first printed collection of the webcomic, the creator writes that it began with a few sketches - guess what they were of - and that after drawing a few of these, people began to ask Danielle Corsetto when those "girls with slingshots" would have their own comic strip. The kicker is that she then adds that she was drawing slingshots "...because I couldn't draw guns very well."
* ''IrregularWebcomic'' is this on one level (it's one of the most consistently updated webcomics out there) but not so much on others (it's a very unorthodox style of webcomic, what with the numerous unrelated plotlines and such).
** With the comic ending in October 2011, it is no longer irregular (updates every Sunday) nor a webcomic (new content will be new text annotations, released regularly every day).
* ''Webcomic/TheOrderOfTheStick'': Miko Miyazaki isn't a {{miko}}, and Lord Shojo is neither [[{{Shojo}} female nor adolescent]], though it should be noted that both "Miko" and "Shojo" can be written with kanji that don't have the common meanings, and Japan doesn't exist in the [=OoTS=] universe.
* ''{{Buttersafe}}'' has very little to do with butter, or the safety of it.
* ''Webcomic/MSPaintAdventures'' has been made in Photoshop since day two.
** ''ProblemSleuth'' is about weird puzzle shit and RPG mechanics.
** The characters in ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' got out of their homes quite some time ago.
*** Discussed in ''Webcomic/{{Homestuck}}'' when the trolls compare their cultural naming conventions of movies. Troll movie titles are [[LongTitle very long]] and ExactlyWhatItSaysOnTheTin, down to describing each individual character, plot element and how many kisses and murders there are. When John points out to Karkat how stupid this is, Karkat justifies it by saying that troll movies have been around for much longer than human movies.
*** Each of the heroes has a Title consisting of a Class and an Aspect, like Heir of Breath. Some of the aspects are non-indicative, like Breath (which effectively means [[BlowYouAway wind]]) and Light (chance or probability). The titles, though, are almost completely non-indicative. A Prince is not a leadership role, but rather someone who brings destruction to their aspect, or by means of their aspect. A Witch is creative, a Bard is passively destructive, etc.
**** However, if you have the right Title, you can have a secondary ability that makes your Aspect more literal. For example, a Page of Breath can use wind to perform CPR, and a Sylph of Light can cure the blind.
* ''WrightAsRayne'' is, in spite of its name, about BadassNormal superhero Alex Rayne being part of a one-sided FreakyFridayFlip with teenage girl Dorothy Wright. Apparently Rayne As Wright doesn't have the same ring to it.
* ''PennyArcade'' generally features home console or PC releases.
* ''Webcomic/{{Route148}} '' doesn't really have anything to do with any roads other than that people use them to travel by.
* The name of the journal comic ''TheDevilsPanties'' has absolutely nothing to do with its content. At conventions, the booth banner declares, "It's not Satanic porn, honest!"
* ''Webcomic/{{xkcd}}'' looks like an acronym for something. In fact, it doesn't mean anything; it's just a string of random letters that the creator (Randall Munroe) liked.
* The full title of the RemixComic ''WebComic/JetDream'' is ''Jet Dream and her T-Girl Counterspies'', inherited from the original comic book feature, ''Comicbook/JetDream and her Stunt-Girl Counterspies''. However, in the Remix Comic, "Jet Dream" is the name of the ''organization'', not the lead character, whose name is Harmony Thunder. She's occasionally referred to as "the Jet Dream Queen" as partial [[JustifiedTrope justification]], but [[WordOfGod in truth]], the title was chosen because photoshopping out the letters "STUN" made for a quick and dirty title change that also fit [[GenderBender the main theme of the series]].
* In one ''SomethingPositive'' strip, Fred is horrified when Peejee tells him Davan is at a store named "Getting High", thinking that Davan is now [[TheStoner a pothead]]. Davan is actually going there to laugh at stoners who are disappointed to find that it's just a kite shop.
