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* ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica:'' Steve may be one of the nicest guys in the MCU, but get him angry, and it's scary, because there's no pyrotechnics, no shouting, no swearing. Just a very ''calm'' anger. Case in point, at the climax of "The Captain" Steve breaks into the office of the ObstructiveBureaucrat who's been after him the whole storyline, and just glares at him.
* One story in ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'' #900 has the Merc With The Mouth going to a psychiatrist. During the session Deadpool brings up his occasional "pro bono" work when something really catches his attention, and mentions a story about a therapist who took sexual advantage of a young girl who was his patient, eventually driving her to suicide. [[spoiler:Eventually it's revealed that he's speaking to that very same therapist. Deadpool then beheads the man and quietly walks away. The kicker? Deadpool's usual wisecracking internal dialogue was notably absent from the story until after the therapist was killed, showing that Deadpool was 100% not fucking around.]]
* One story in ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'' #900 has the Merc With The Mouth going to a psychiatrist. During the session Deadpool brings up his occasional "pro bono" work when something really catches his attention, and mentions a story about a therapist who took sexual advantage of a young girl who was his patient, eventually driving her to suicide. [[spoiler:Eventually it's revealed that he's speaking to that very same therapist. Deadpool then beheads the man and quietly walks away. The kicker? Deadpool's usual wisecracking internal dialogue was notably absent from the story until after the therapist was killed, showing that Deadpool was 100% not fucking around.]]
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* ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica:'' ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica'': Steve may be one of the nicest guys in the MCU, but get him angry, and it's scary, because there's no pyrotechnics, no shouting, no swearing. Just a very ''calm'' anger. Case in point, at the climax of "The Captain" Steve breaks into the office of the ObstructiveBureaucrat who's been after him the whole storyline, and just glares at him.
* ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'':
** ComicBook/{{Taskmaster}} is generally pretty cold and hard to piss off, but in ''Deadpool'', Vol. 3 issue #68, we see him let Deadpool whale on Sandi Brandenburg's [[AssholeVictim abusive boyfriend]] but, at the behest of Sandi, leaves the guy alive. Then, after Deadpool leaves:
-->'''Taskmaster:''' "Funny. I didn't promise her ''squat''."
** One story in''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'' ''Deadpool'' #900 has the Merc With The Mouth going to a psychiatrist. During the session Deadpool brings up his occasional "pro bono" work when something really catches his attention, and mentions a story about a therapist who took sexual advantage of a young girl who was his patient, eventually driving her to suicide. [[spoiler:Eventually it's revealed that he's speaking to that very same therapist. Deadpool then beheads the man and quietly walks away. The kicker? Deadpool's usual wisecracking internal dialogue was notably absent from the story until after the therapist was killed, showing that Deadpool was 100% not fucking around.]]]]
* ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk'':
** ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk'' has the Hulk so angry that he becomes calm.
*** "People of New York. [[WhamLine I have come to smash]]." He then proceeded to tear through everyone available, growing so angry at some point [[PersonOfMassDestruction his very steps were causing tectonic shifts]] before he was stopped. Angriest Hulk we've seen, and calmest Hulk we've seen at the same time.
** Lyra, who is the daughter of the Hulk from a future timeline, becomes weaker as she becomes angrier, in contrast to her father. She is at her strongest when she is calm and collected.
** One Hulk persona, "The Professor", worked on the same principle that Lyra did as a failsafe, growing weaker to the point where he'd become "The Savage Banner", a Bruce Banner with the Savage Hulk's rage and (lack of) self-control, but none of Hulk's strength or Banner's intelligence.
** ''ComicBook/ImmortalHulk'': The titular new alter is much less shouty than previous incarnations. But he's always angry, because he only shows up when someone's hurt Bruce. And he takes that personally.
* ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'':
** ComicBook/{{Taskmaster}} is generally pretty cold and hard to piss off, but in ''Deadpool'', Vol. 3 issue #68, we see him let Deadpool whale on Sandi Brandenburg's [[AssholeVictim abusive boyfriend]] but, at the behest of Sandi, leaves the guy alive. Then, after Deadpool leaves:
-->'''Taskmaster:''' "Funny. I didn't promise her ''squat''."
** One story in
* ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk'':
** ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk'' has the Hulk so angry that he becomes calm.
*** "People of New York. [[WhamLine I have come to smash]]." He then proceeded to tear through everyone available, growing so angry at some point [[PersonOfMassDestruction his very steps were causing tectonic shifts]] before he was stopped. Angriest Hulk we've seen, and calmest Hulk we've seen at the same time.
** Lyra, who is the daughter of the Hulk from a future timeline, becomes weaker as she becomes angrier, in contrast to her father. She is at her strongest when she is calm and collected.
** One Hulk persona, "The Professor", worked on the same principle that Lyra did as a failsafe, growing weaker to the point where he'd become "The Savage Banner", a Bruce Banner with the Savage Hulk's rage and (lack of) self-control, but none of Hulk's strength or Banner's intelligence.
** ''ComicBook/ImmortalHulk'': The titular new alter is much less shouty than previous incarnations. But he's always angry, because he only shows up when someone's hurt Bruce. And he takes that personally.
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* ComicBook/ThePunisher varies between this and UnstoppableRage, depending on the situation and writer, although sometimes one hides the other. [[spoiler:The point of the infamous Nicky Cavella incident from [[ComicBook/ThePunisherMAX MAX series]] was to cause him to mess up, and it worked -- he snapped ''even more than usual'' from his usual UnstoppableRage to a Tranquil Fury.]] He just goes from BadGuyBar to BadGuyBar slaughtering unconnected criminals until the city officials rebury his family. [[spoiler:Then he goes after Nicky.]]
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* ComicBook/ThePunisher ''ComicBook/TheMightyThor'': Thor and Iron Man having [[http://i.imgur.com/em9eQmX.jpg a nice chat]] after ''ComicBook/CivilWar2006''. Thor has just found out what Tony has been up to; first [[spoiler:imprisoning his own friends and (albeit unintentionally and indirectly) killing the odd one or two]], and then [[spoiler:''doubling down'' by creating a cyborg clone of Thor without his knowledge, and parading it around as Thor himself]]. Thor then [[spoiler:gives Tony an epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech; never raising his voice, but letting his powers speak for him by generating a massive storm]].
** Thor in general reserves this for when he ''really'' has to go to town on someone. For a HotBlooded BoisterousBruiser, charging into action with a BattleCry is business as usual. When the shit is about to go down?
---> "'''ComicBook/{{Ultron}}'''. ''[[PreAssKickingOneLiner We would have words with thee.]]''"
* ''ComicBook/ThePunisher'': The Punisher varies between this and UnstoppableRage, depending on the situation and writer, although sometimes one hides the other. [[spoiler:The point of the infamous Nicky Cavella incident from [[ComicBook/ThePunisherMAX MAX series]] was to cause him to mess up, and it worked -- he snapped ''even more than usual'' from his usual UnstoppableRage to a Tranquil Fury.]] He just goes from BadGuyBar to BadGuyBar slaughtering unconnected criminals until the city officials rebury his family. [[spoiler:Then he goes after Nicky.]]
** Thor in general reserves this for when he ''really'' has to go to town on someone. For a HotBlooded BoisterousBruiser, charging into action with a BattleCry is business as usual. When the shit is about to go down?
---> "'''ComicBook/{{Ultron}}'''. ''[[PreAssKickingOneLiner We would have words with thee.]]''"
* ''ComicBook/ThePunisher'': The Punisher varies between this and UnstoppableRage, depending on the situation and writer, although sometimes one hides the other. [[spoiler:The point of the infamous Nicky Cavella incident from [[ComicBook/ThePunisherMAX MAX series]] was to cause him to mess up, and it worked -- he snapped ''even more than usual'' from his usual UnstoppableRage to a Tranquil Fury.]] He just goes from BadGuyBar to BadGuyBar slaughtering unconnected criminals until the city officials rebury his family. [[spoiler:Then he goes after Nicky.]]
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* This is exactly the reason you do not piss off Franchise/SpiderMan. You wouldn't know it considering how [[YouFightLikeACow he loves talk]], but the nanosecond you get him to stop joking ([[AndYourLittleDogToo usually by doing something to threaten his family or friends]]), you've ensured yourself a very [[BewareTheNiceOnes painful and thorough defeat]].
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* ''ComicBook/SpiderMan'': This is exactly the reason you do not piss off Franchise/SpiderMan.Spider-Man. You wouldn't know it considering how [[YouFightLikeACow he loves talk]], but the nanosecond you get him to stop joking ([[AndYourLittleDogToo usually by doing something to threaten his family or friends]]), you've ensured yourself a very [[BewareTheNiceOnes painful and thorough defeat]].
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* ComicBook/{{Taskmaster}} is generally pretty cold and hard to piss off, but in ''Deadpool'', Vol. 3 issue #68, we see him let Deadpool whale on Sandi Brandenburg's [[AssholeVictim abusive boyfriend]] but, at the behest of Sandi, leaves the guy alive. Then, after Deadpool leaves:
-->'''Taskmaster:''' "Funny. I didn't promise her ''squat''."
* Thor and Iron Man having [[http://i.imgur.com/em9eQmX.jpg a nice chat]] after ''ComicBook/CivilWar2006''. Thor has just found out what Tony has been up to; first [[spoiler:imprisoning his own friends and (albeit unintentionally and indirectly) killing the odd one or two]], and then [[spoiler:''doubling down'' by creating a cyborg clone of Thor without his knowledge, and parading it around as Thor himself]]. Thor then [[spoiler:gives Tony an epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech; never raising his voice, but letting his powers speak for him by generating a massive storm]].
** Thor in general reserves this for when he ''really'' has to go to town on someone. For a HotBlooded BoisterousBruiser, charging into action with a BattleCry is business as usual. When the shit is about to go down?
---> "'''ComicBook/{{Ultron}}'''. ''[[PreAssKickingOneLiner We would have words with thee.]]''"
* ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}:
-->'''Taskmaster:''' "Funny. I didn't promise her ''squat''."
* Thor and Iron Man having [[http://i.imgur.com/em9eQmX.jpg a nice chat]] after ''ComicBook/CivilWar2006''. Thor has just found out what Tony has been up to; first [[spoiler:imprisoning his own friends and (albeit unintentionally and indirectly) killing the odd one or two]], and then [[spoiler:''doubling down'' by creating a cyborg clone of Thor without his knowledge, and parading it around as Thor himself]]. Thor then [[spoiler:gives Tony an epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech; never raising his voice, but letting his powers speak for him by generating a massive storm]].
** Thor in general reserves this for when he ''really'' has to go to town on someone. For a HotBlooded BoisterousBruiser, charging into action with a BattleCry is business as usual. When the shit is about to go down?
---> "'''ComicBook/{{Ultron}}'''. ''[[PreAssKickingOneLiner We would have words with thee.]]''"
* ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}:
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* ComicBook/{{Taskmaster}} is generally pretty cold ''ComicBook/TheUltimates'': Captain America doesn't say a word while the team discusses Pym's wifebeating habits. He later tracks Pym on his own, and hard goes to piss off, but in ''Deadpool'', Vol. 3 issue #68, we see give him let Deadpool whale on Sandi Brandenburg's [[AssholeVictim abusive boyfriend]] but, at the behest of Sandi, leaves the guy alive. Then, after Deadpool leaves:
-->'''Taskmaster:''' "Funny. I didn't promise her ''squat''."
a well deserved beating.
*Thor and Iron Man having [[http://i.imgur.com/em9eQmX.jpg a nice chat]] after ''ComicBook/CivilWar2006''. Thor has just found out what Tony has been up to; first [[spoiler:imprisoning his own friends and (albeit unintentionally and indirectly) killing the odd one or two]], and then [[spoiler:''doubling down'' by creating a cyborg clone of Thor without his knowledge, and parading it around as Thor himself]]. Thor then [[spoiler:gives Tony an epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech; never raising his voice, but letting his powers speak for him by generating a massive storm]].
** Thor in general reserves this for when he ''really'' has to go to town on someone. For a HotBlooded BoisterousBruiser, charging into action with a BattleCry is business as usual. When the shit is about to go down?
---> "'''ComicBook/{{Ultron}}'''. ''[[PreAssKickingOneLiner We would have words with thee.]]''"
* ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}:''ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}'':
-->'''Taskmaster:''' "Funny. I didn't promise her ''squat''."
*
** Thor in general reserves this for when he ''really'' has to go to town on someone. For a HotBlooded BoisterousBruiser, charging into action with a BattleCry is business as usual. When the shit is about to go down?
---> "'''ComicBook/{{Ultron}}'''. ''[[PreAssKickingOneLiner We would have words with thee.]]''"
* ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}:
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** The opposite is the case for his daughter/OppositeSexClone, ComicBook/{{X 23}}. Normally she's chillingly cold, calm and efficient while gutting you. If Laura gets visibly angry, she's either under the effects of the trigger scent, or you've done something to really, ''really'' piss her off. In both cases you should run. Fast. The ''one'' time she's ever completely lost control and entered a true berserk rage, the bloody end results disturbed ''Comicbook/BlackWidow''.
* ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk'':
** ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk'' has the Hulk so angry that he becomes calm.
*** "People of New York. [[WhamLine I have come to smash]]." He then proceeded to tear through everyone available, growing so angry at some point [[PersonOfMassDestruction his very steps were causing tectonic shifts]] before he was stopped. Angriest Hulk we've seen, and calmest Hulk we've seen at the same time.
** Lyra, who is the daughter of the Hulk from a future timeline, becomes weaker as she becomes angrier, in contrast to her father. She is at her strongest when she is calm and collected.
** One Hulk persona, "The Professor", worked on the same principle that Lyra did as a failsafe, growing weaker to the point where he'd become "The Savage Banner", a Bruce Banner with the Savage Hulk's rage and (lack of) self-control, but none of Hulk's strength or Banner's intelligence.
** ''ComicBook/ImmortalHulk'': The titular new alter is much less shouty than previous incarnations. But he's always angry, because he only shows up when someone's hurt Bruce. And he takes that personally.
* ''ComicBook/TheUltimates'': Captain America doesn't say a word while the team discusses Pym's wifebeating habits. He later tracks Pym on his own, and goes to give him a well deserved beating.
* ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk'':
** ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk'' has the Hulk so angry that he becomes calm.
*** "People of New York. [[WhamLine I have come to smash]]." He then proceeded to tear through everyone available, growing so angry at some point [[PersonOfMassDestruction his very steps were causing tectonic shifts]] before he was stopped. Angriest Hulk we've seen, and calmest Hulk we've seen at the same time.
** Lyra, who is the daughter of the Hulk from a future timeline, becomes weaker as she becomes angrier, in contrast to her father. She is at her strongest when she is calm and collected.
** One Hulk persona, "The Professor", worked on the same principle that Lyra did as a failsafe, growing weaker to the point where he'd become "The Savage Banner", a Bruce Banner with the Savage Hulk's rage and (lack of) self-control, but none of Hulk's strength or Banner's intelligence.
** ''ComicBook/ImmortalHulk'': The titular new alter is much less shouty than previous incarnations. But he's always angry, because he only shows up when someone's hurt Bruce. And he takes that personally.
* ''ComicBook/TheUltimates'': Captain America doesn't say a word while the team discusses Pym's wifebeating habits. He later tracks Pym on his own, and goes to give him a well deserved beating.
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** The opposite is the case for his daughter/OppositeSexClone, ComicBook/{{X 23}}. Normally she's chillingly cold, calm and efficient while gutting you. If Laura gets visibly angry, she's either under the effects of the trigger scent, or you've done something to really, ''really'' piss her off. In both cases you should run. Fast. The ''one'' time she's ever completely lost control and entered a true berserk rage, the bloody end results disturbed ''Comicbook/BlackWidow''.
* ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk'':
** ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk'' has the Hulk so angry that he becomes calm.
*** "People of New York. [[WhamLine I have come to smash]]." He then proceeded to tear through everyone available, growing so angry at some point [[PersonOfMassDestruction his very steps were causing tectonic shifts]] before he was stopped. Angriest Hulk we've seen, and calmest Hulk we've seen at the same time.
** Lyra, who is the daughter of the Hulk from a future timeline, becomes weaker as she becomes angrier, in contrast to her father. She is at her strongest when she is calm and collected.
** One Hulk persona, "The Professor", worked on the same principle that Lyra did as a failsafe, growing weaker to the point where he'd become "The Savage Banner", a Bruce Banner with the Savage Hulk's rage and (lack of) self-control, but none of Hulk's strength or Banner's intelligence.
** ''ComicBook/ImmortalHulk'': The titular new alter is much less shouty than previous incarnations. But he's always angry, because he only shows up when someone's hurt Bruce. And he takes that personally.
* ''ComicBook/TheUltimates'': Captain America doesn't say a word while the team discusses Pym's wifebeating habits. He later tracks Pym on his own, and goes to give him a well deserved beating.''ComicBook/BlackWidow''.
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* ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk'':
** ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk'' has the Hulk so angry that he becomes calm.
*** "People of New York. [[WhamLine I have come to smash]]." He then proceeded to tear through everyone available, growing so angry at some point [[PersonOfMassDestruction his very steps were causing tectonic shifts]] before he was stopped. Angriest Hulk we've seen, and calmest Hulk we've seen at the same time.
** Lyra, who is the daughter of the Hulk from a future timeline, becomes weaker as she becomes angrier, in contrast to her father. She is at her strongest when she is calm and collected.
** One Hulk persona, "The Professor", worked on the same principle that Lyra did as a failsafe, growing weaker to the point where he'd become "The Savage Banner", a Bruce Banner with the Savage Hulk's rage and (lack of) self-control, but none of Hulk's strength or Banner's intelligence.
** ''ComicBook/ImmortalHulk'': The titular new alter is much less shouty than previous incarnations. But he's always angry, because he only shows up when someone's hurt Bruce. And he takes that personally.
* ''ComicBook/TheUltimates'': Captain America doesn't say a word while the team discusses Pym's wifebeating habits. He later tracks Pym on his own, and goes to give him a well deserved beating.
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* Thor and Iron Man having [[http://i.imgur.com/em9eQmX.jpg a nice chat]] after Comicbook/CivilWar. Thor has just found out what Tony has been up to; first [[spoiler:imprisoning his own friends and (albeit unintentionally and indirectly) killing the odd one or two]], and then [[spoiler:''doubling down'' by creating a cyborg clone of Thor without his knowledge, and parading it around as Thor himself]]. Thor then [[spoiler:gives Tony an epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech; never raising his voice, but letting his powers speak for him by generating a massive storm]].
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* Thor and Iron Man having [[http://i.imgur.com/em9eQmX.jpg a nice chat]] after Comicbook/CivilWar.''ComicBook/CivilWar2006''. Thor has just found out what Tony has been up to; first [[spoiler:imprisoning his own friends and (albeit unintentionally and indirectly) killing the odd one or two]], and then [[spoiler:''doubling down'' by creating a cyborg clone of Thor without his knowledge, and parading it around as Thor himself]]. Thor then [[spoiler:gives Tony an epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech; never raising his voice, but letting his powers speak for him by generating a massive storm]].
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* ''ComicBook/CaptainAmerica:'' Steve may be one of the nicest guys in the MCU, but get him angry, and it's scary, because there's no pyrotechnics, no shouting, no swearing. Just a very ''calm'' anger. Case in point, at the climax of "The Captain" Steve breaks into the office of the ObstructiveBureaucrat who's been after him the whole storyline, and just glares at him.
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* ''ComicBook/TheUltimates'': Captain America did not say a word while the team discusses Pym's wifebeating habits, and that it's not the first time he did it. He later tracks Pym on his own, and goes to give him a well deserved beating.
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** ''ComicBook/ImmortalHulk'': The titular new alter is much less shouty than previous incarnations. But he's always angry, because he only shows up when someone's hurt Bruce. And he takes that personally.
* ''ComicBook/TheUltimates'': Captain Americadid not doesn't say a word while the team discusses Pym's wifebeating habits, and that it's not the first time he did it.habits. He later tracks Pym on his own, and goes to give him a well deserved beating.
* ''ComicBook/TheUltimates'': Captain America
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* ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk'' has [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk the Hulk]] so angry that he becomes calm.
** "People of New York. [[WhamLine I have come to smash]]." He then proceeded to tear through everyone available, growing so angry at some point [[PersonOfMassDestruction his very steps were causing tectonic shifts]] before he was stopped. Angriest Hulk we've seen, and calmest Hulk we've seen at the same time.
** "People of New York. [[WhamLine I have come to smash]]." He then proceeded to tear through everyone available, growing so angry at some point [[PersonOfMassDestruction his very steps were causing tectonic shifts]] before he was stopped. Angriest Hulk we've seen, and calmest Hulk we've seen at the same time.
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* ''ComicBook/TheIncredibleHulk'':
** ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk'' has[[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk the Hulk]] Hulk so angry that he becomes calm.
** *** "People of New York. [[WhamLine I have come to smash]]." He then proceeded to tear through everyone available, growing so angry at some point [[PersonOfMassDestruction his very steps were causing tectonic shifts]] before he was stopped. Angriest Hulk we've seen, and calmest Hulk we've seen at the same time.
** ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk'' has
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* The ComicBook/{{Taskmaster}} is generally pretty cold and hard to piss off, but in ''Classic Deadpool'', we see him let the eponymous mercenary whale on a domestic abuser but, at the behest of the victim, leave the guy alive. Then, after Deadpool leaves:
-->"Funny. I didn't promise her ''squat''."
-->"Funny. I didn't promise her ''squat''."
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* The ComicBook/{{Taskmaster}} is generally pretty cold and hard to piss off, but in ''Classic Deadpool'', ''Deadpool'', Vol. 3 issue #68, we see him let the eponymous mercenary Deadpool whale on a domestic abuser Sandi Brandenburg's [[AssholeVictim abusive boyfriend]] but, at the behest of the victim, leave Sandi, leaves the guy alive. Then, after Deadpool leaves:
-->"Funny.-->'''Taskmaster:''' "Funny. I didn't promise her ''squat''."
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* One story in ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'' #900 has the Merc With The Mouth going to a psychiatrist. During the session Deadpool brings up his occasional "pro bono" work when something really catches his attention, and mentions a story about a therapist who took sexual advantage of a young girl who was his patient, eventually driving her to suicide. [[spoiler:Eventually it's revealed that he's speaking to that very same therapist. Deadpool then beheads the man and quietly walks away. The kicker? Deadpool's usual wisecracking internal dialogue was notably absent from the story until after the therapist was killed, showing that Deadpool was 100% not fucking around.]]
* ''ComicBook/TheInhumans'': What do you get when you take all the pressure of ruling a nation of paranoid, super powered xenophobes, mix it in with having to deal with a conniving, mind controlling younger brother, hostile aliens, hostile humans, the fact that you've killed your own parents and then place it in a body that could destroy everything in sight with just a whisper? You get ComicBook/BlackBolt. He can't ever lose control. Ever.
* ComicBook/ThePunisher varies between this and UnstoppableRage, depending on the situation and writer, although sometimes one hides the other. [[spoiler:The point of the infamous Nicky Cavella incident from [[ComicBook/ThePunisherMAX MAX series]] was to cause him to mess up, and it worked -- he snapped ''even more than usual'' from his usual UnstoppableRage to a Tranquil Fury.]] He just goes from BadGuyBar to BadGuyBar slaughtering unconnected criminals until the city officials rebury his family. [[spoiler:Then he goes after Nicky.]]
** After seeing the news about what Cavella did on a television in a diner, a random patron even calls it out:
--->"That... that guy is gonna go fucking berserk."\\
''cut to close up of Frank's face in a state of utter rage and complete self-control''
* This is exactly the reason you do not piss off Franchise/SpiderMan. You wouldn't know it considering how [[YouFightLikeACow he loves talk]], but the nanosecond you get him to stop joking ([[AndYourLittleDogToo usually by doing something to threaten his family or friends]]), you've ensured yourself a very [[BewareTheNiceOnes painful and thorough defeat]].
** Evident when he believes that his rogues gallery killed a newborn baby. He spends the next issue barely uttering a word and shows a Batman level of efficiency and ruthlessness.
** This habit of his is played for a joke in one of the annuals. Among the stories is one where Spider-Man finds the Headmen up to no good and hangs quietly from the ceiling. When he doesn't start making his usual quips, even after prompting, they believe they've somehow stumbled into this trope and quickly give up. When S.H.I.E.L.D. arrives to arrest them, Peter reveals why he didn't say anything: [[spoiler: he had laryngitis]].
* The ComicBook/{{Taskmaster}} is generally pretty cold and hard to piss off, but in ''Classic Deadpool'', we see him let the eponymous mercenary whale on a domestic abuser but, at the behest of the victim, leave the guy alive. Then, after Deadpool leaves:
-->"Funny. I didn't promise her ''squat''."
* Thor and Iron Man having [[http://i.imgur.com/em9eQmX.jpg a nice chat]] after Comicbook/CivilWar. Thor has just found out what Tony has been up to; first [[spoiler:imprisoning his own friends and (albeit unintentionally and indirectly) killing the odd one or two]], and then [[spoiler:''doubling down'' by creating a cyborg clone of Thor without his knowledge, and parading it around as Thor himself]]. Thor then [[spoiler:gives Tony an epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech; never raising his voice, but letting his powers speak for him by generating a massive storm]].
** Thor in general reserves this for when he ''really'' has to go to town on someone. For a HotBlooded BoisterousBruiser, charging into action with a BattleCry is business as usual. When the shit is about to go down?
---> "'''ComicBook/{{Ultron}}'''. ''[[PreAssKickingOneLiner We would have words with thee.]]''"
* ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}:
** Wolverine is known for entering UnstoppableRage moments. In fact, it's kinda his trademark, but also an AchillesHeel, since he's somewhat mindless when like this, so you MAY be able survive. [[ThisIsGonnaSuck God help you]] if you piss him off SO much that he goes past this and regains control...
** The opposite is the case for his daughter/OppositeSexClone, ComicBook/{{X 23}}. Normally she's chillingly cold, calm and efficient while gutting you. If Laura gets visibly angry, she's either under the effects of the trigger scent, or you've done something to really, ''really'' piss her off. In both cases you should run. Fast. The ''one'' time she's ever completely lost control and entered a true berserk rage, the bloody end results disturbed ''Comicbook/BlackWidow''.
* ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk'' has [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk the Hulk]] so angry that he becomes calm.
** "People of New York. [[WhamLine I have come to smash]]." He then proceeded to tear through everyone available, growing so angry at some point [[PersonOfMassDestruction his very steps were causing tectonic shifts]] before he was stopped. Angriest Hulk we've seen, and calmest Hulk we've seen at the same time.
** Lyra, who is the daughter of the Hulk from a future timeline, becomes weaker as she becomes angrier, in contrast to her father. She is at her strongest when she is calm and collected.
** One Hulk persona, "The Professor", worked on the same principle that Lyra did as a failsafe, growing weaker to the point where he'd become "The Savage Banner", a Bruce Banner with the Savage Hulk's rage and (lack of) self-control, but none of Hulk's strength or Banner's intelligence.
* ''ComicBook/TheUltimates'': Captain America did not say a word while the team discusses Pym's wifebeating habits, and that it's not the first time he did it. He later tracks Pym on his own, and goes to give him a well deserved beating.
* One story in ''ComicBook/{{Deadpool}}'' #900 has the Merc With The Mouth going to a psychiatrist. During the session Deadpool brings up his occasional "pro bono" work when something really catches his attention, and mentions a story about a therapist who took sexual advantage of a young girl who was his patient, eventually driving her to suicide. [[spoiler:Eventually it's revealed that he's speaking to that very same therapist. Deadpool then beheads the man and quietly walks away. The kicker? Deadpool's usual wisecracking internal dialogue was notably absent from the story until after the therapist was killed, showing that Deadpool was 100% not fucking around.]]
* ''ComicBook/TheInhumans'': What do you get when you take all the pressure of ruling a nation of paranoid, super powered xenophobes, mix it in with having to deal with a conniving, mind controlling younger brother, hostile aliens, hostile humans, the fact that you've killed your own parents and then place it in a body that could destroy everything in sight with just a whisper? You get ComicBook/BlackBolt. He can't ever lose control. Ever.
* ComicBook/ThePunisher varies between this and UnstoppableRage, depending on the situation and writer, although sometimes one hides the other. [[spoiler:The point of the infamous Nicky Cavella incident from [[ComicBook/ThePunisherMAX MAX series]] was to cause him to mess up, and it worked -- he snapped ''even more than usual'' from his usual UnstoppableRage to a Tranquil Fury.]] He just goes from BadGuyBar to BadGuyBar slaughtering unconnected criminals until the city officials rebury his family. [[spoiler:Then he goes after Nicky.]]
** After seeing the news about what Cavella did on a television in a diner, a random patron even calls it out:
--->"That... that guy is gonna go fucking berserk."\\
''cut to close up of Frank's face in a state of utter rage and complete self-control''
* This is exactly the reason you do not piss off Franchise/SpiderMan. You wouldn't know it considering how [[YouFightLikeACow he loves talk]], but the nanosecond you get him to stop joking ([[AndYourLittleDogToo usually by doing something to threaten his family or friends]]), you've ensured yourself a very [[BewareTheNiceOnes painful and thorough defeat]].
** Evident when he believes that his rogues gallery killed a newborn baby. He spends the next issue barely uttering a word and shows a Batman level of efficiency and ruthlessness.
** This habit of his is played for a joke in one of the annuals. Among the stories is one where Spider-Man finds the Headmen up to no good and hangs quietly from the ceiling. When he doesn't start making his usual quips, even after prompting, they believe they've somehow stumbled into this trope and quickly give up. When S.H.I.E.L.D. arrives to arrest them, Peter reveals why he didn't say anything: [[spoiler: he had laryngitis]].
* The ComicBook/{{Taskmaster}} is generally pretty cold and hard to piss off, but in ''Classic Deadpool'', we see him let the eponymous mercenary whale on a domestic abuser but, at the behest of the victim, leave the guy alive. Then, after Deadpool leaves:
-->"Funny. I didn't promise her ''squat''."
* Thor and Iron Man having [[http://i.imgur.com/em9eQmX.jpg a nice chat]] after Comicbook/CivilWar. Thor has just found out what Tony has been up to; first [[spoiler:imprisoning his own friends and (albeit unintentionally and indirectly) killing the odd one or two]], and then [[spoiler:''doubling down'' by creating a cyborg clone of Thor without his knowledge, and parading it around as Thor himself]]. Thor then [[spoiler:gives Tony an epic TheReasonYouSuckSpeech; never raising his voice, but letting his powers speak for him by generating a massive storm]].
** Thor in general reserves this for when he ''really'' has to go to town on someone. For a HotBlooded BoisterousBruiser, charging into action with a BattleCry is business as usual. When the shit is about to go down?
---> "'''ComicBook/{{Ultron}}'''. ''[[PreAssKickingOneLiner We would have words with thee.]]''"
* ComicBook/{{Wolverine}}:
** Wolverine is known for entering UnstoppableRage moments. In fact, it's kinda his trademark, but also an AchillesHeel, since he's somewhat mindless when like this, so you MAY be able survive. [[ThisIsGonnaSuck God help you]] if you piss him off SO much that he goes past this and regains control...
** The opposite is the case for his daughter/OppositeSexClone, ComicBook/{{X 23}}. Normally she's chillingly cold, calm and efficient while gutting you. If Laura gets visibly angry, she's either under the effects of the trigger scent, or you've done something to really, ''really'' piss her off. In both cases you should run. Fast. The ''one'' time she's ever completely lost control and entered a true berserk rage, the bloody end results disturbed ''Comicbook/BlackWidow''.
* ''ComicBook/WorldWarHulk'' has [[ComicBook/IncredibleHulk the Hulk]] so angry that he becomes calm.
** "People of New York. [[WhamLine I have come to smash]]." He then proceeded to tear through everyone available, growing so angry at some point [[PersonOfMassDestruction his very steps were causing tectonic shifts]] before he was stopped. Angriest Hulk we've seen, and calmest Hulk we've seen at the same time.
** Lyra, who is the daughter of the Hulk from a future timeline, becomes weaker as she becomes angrier, in contrast to her father. She is at her strongest when she is calm and collected.
** One Hulk persona, "The Professor", worked on the same principle that Lyra did as a failsafe, growing weaker to the point where he'd become "The Savage Banner", a Bruce Banner with the Savage Hulk's rage and (lack of) self-control, but none of Hulk's strength or Banner's intelligence.
* ''ComicBook/TheUltimates'': Captain America did not say a word while the team discusses Pym's wifebeating habits, and that it's not the first time he did it. He later tracks Pym on his own, and goes to give him a well deserved beating.
