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* AwesomeMcCoolname: In his her notes, Troutman comments that Hero is a cool name for a girl.
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''[[http://litbrick.com/ Lit Brick]]'' is a webcomic about "sequential comedies of literature", written and drawn by John Troutman. The webcomic follows a story-within-a-story pattern: The main characters are a girl named Molly and her friends. Most of the comic's content, however, is a webcomic about public domain literature that Molly draws. These comics are satirical retellings of works such as Shakespeare's plays, ancient mythology, and texts about King Arthur. The characters are also "played" by different members of the main cast, meaning that some roles are slightly tweaked.
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''[[http://litbrick.com/ Lit Brick]]'' is a webcomic about "sequential comedies of literature", written and drawn by John Jodie Troutman. The webcomic follows a story-within-a-story pattern: The main characters are a girl named Molly and her friends. Most of the comic's content, however, is a webcomic about public domain literature that Molly draws. These comics are satirical retellings of works such as Shakespeare's plays, ancient mythology, and texts about King Arthur. The characters are also "played" by different members of the main cast, meaning that some roles are slightly tweaked.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: In her his notes, Troutman comments that Hero is a cool name for a girl.
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''[[http://litbrick.com/ Lit Brick]]'' is a webcomic about "sequential comedies of literature", written and drawn by Jodie Troutman. The webcomic follows a story-within-a-story pattern: The main characters are a girl named Molly and her friends. Most of the comic's content, however, is a webcomic about public domain literature that Molly draws. These comics are satirical retellings of works such as Shakespeare's plays, ancient mythology, and texts about King Arthur. The characters are also "played" by different members of the main cast, meaning that some roles are slightly tweaked.
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''[[http://litbrick.com/ Lit Brick]]'' is a webcomic about "sequential comedies of literature", written and drawn by Jodie John Troutman. The webcomic follows a story-within-a-story pattern: The main characters are a girl named Molly and her friends. Most of the comic's content, however, is a webcomic about public domain literature that Molly draws. These comics are satirical retellings of works such as Shakespeare's plays, ancient mythology, and texts about King Arthur. The characters are also "played" by different members of the main cast, meaning that some roles are slightly tweaked.
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''[[http://litbrick.com/ Lit Brick]]'' is a webcomic about "sequential comedies of literature", written and drawn by Jodie Troutman. The webcomic follows a story-within-a-story pattern: The main characters are a girl named Molly and her friends. Most of the comic's content, however, is [[LiteraryAgentHypothesis a webcomic about public domain literature that Molly draws]]. These comics are satirical retellings of works such as Shakespeare's plays, ancient mythology, and texts about King Arthur. The characters are also "played" by different members of the main cast, meaning that some roles are slightly tweaked.
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''[[http://litbrick.com/ Lit Brick]]'' is a webcomic about "sequential comedies of literature", written and drawn by Jodie Troutman. The webcomic follows a story-within-a-story pattern: The main characters are a girl named Molly and her friends. Most of the comic's content, however, is [[LiteraryAgentHypothesis a webcomic about public domain literature that Molly draws]].draws. These comics are satirical retellings of works such as Shakespeare's plays, ancient mythology, and texts about King Arthur. The characters are also "played" by different members of the main cast, meaning that some roles are slightly tweaked.
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''[[http://litbrick.com/ Lit Brick]]'' is a webcomic about "sequential comedies of literature", written and drawn by John S. Troutman. The webcomic follows a story-within-a-story pattern: The main characters are a girl named Molly and her friends. Most of the comic's content, however, is [[LiteraryAgentHypothesis a webcomic about public domain literature that Molly draws]]. These comics are satirical retellings of works such as Shakespeare's plays, ancient mythology, and texts about King Arthur. The characters are also "played" by different members of the main cast, meaning that some roles are slightly tweaked.
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''[[http://litbrick.com/ Lit Brick]]'' is a webcomic about "sequential comedies of literature", written and drawn by John S. Jodie Troutman. The webcomic follows a story-within-a-story pattern: The main characters are a girl named Molly and her friends. Most of the comic's content, however, is [[LiteraryAgentHypothesis a webcomic about public domain literature that Molly draws]]. These comics are satirical retellings of works such as Shakespeare's plays, ancient mythology, and texts about King Arthur. The characters are also "played" by different members of the main cast, meaning that some roles are slightly tweaked.
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* AwesomeMcCoolname: In his her notes, Troutman comments that Hero is a cool name for a girl.
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* SirVerbALot: Because he wasn't given a name in the source material, the adaptation of the Wife of Bath's tale has everyone call him "Sir Rapesalot".
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''[[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/ Lit Brick]]'' is a webcomic about "sequential comedies of literature", written and drawn by John S. Troutman. The webcomic follows a story-within-a-story pattern: The main characters are a girl named Molly and her friends. Most of the comic's content, however, is [[LiteraryAgentHypothesis a webcomic about public domain literature that Molly draws]]. These comics are satirical retellings of works such as Shakespeare's plays, ancient mythology, and texts about King Arthur. The characters are also "played" by different members of the main cast, meaning that some roles are slightly tweaked.
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''[[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/ com/ Lit Brick]]'' is a webcomic about "sequential comedies of literature", written and drawn by John S. Troutman. The webcomic follows a story-within-a-story pattern: The main characters are a girl named Molly and her friends. Most of the comic's content, however, is [[LiteraryAgentHypothesis a webcomic about public domain literature that Molly draws]]. These comics are satirical retellings of works such as Shakespeare's plays, ancient mythology, and texts about King Arthur. The characters are also "played" by different members of the main cast, meaning that some roles are slightly tweaked.
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* ArtEvolution: Not so big a change as in some cases, but compared to [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2010-04-05 her first appearance]], Molly [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2012-01-27 has become better proportioned]].
* AttractiveBentGender: Averted at first, in the trickster tale of the wolverine. When he turns himself into a human woman, at first he just looks like [[ShoutOut Hugh Jackman in drag]]. Played straight when the wolverine realizes that there's no way he can get a human man to marry him this way, so he transforms [[ShoutOut into a woman that looks like X-23]].
* AttractiveBentGender: Averted at first, in the trickster tale of the wolverine. When he turns himself into a human woman, at first he just looks like [[ShoutOut Hugh Jackman in drag]]. Played straight when the wolverine realizes that there's no way he can get a human man to marry him this way, so he transforms [[ShoutOut into a woman that looks like X-23]].
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* ArtEvolution: Not so big a change as in some cases, but compared to [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.com/comic.php?date=2010-04-05 her first appearance]], Molly [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.com/comic.php?date=2012-01-27 has become better proportioned]].
* AttractiveBentGender: Averted at first, in the trickster tale of the wolverine. When he turns himself into a human woman, at first he just looks like [[ShoutOut Hugh Jackman in drag]]. Played straight when the wolverine realizes that there's no way he can get a human man to marry him this way, so he transforms [[ShoutOut into a woman that looks like X-23]].proportioned]].
* AttractiveBentGender: Averted at first, in the trickster tale of the wolverine. When he turns himself into a human woman, at first he just looks like [[ShoutOut Hugh Jackman in drag]]. Played straight when the wolverine realizes that there's no way he can get a human man to marry him this way, so he transforms [[ShoutOut into a woman that looks like X-23]].
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* HighPressureBlood: Used occasionally for comic effect. For example, [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2015-07-03 here]].
* HijackedByJesus: Due to the reusing of established characters, in the retelling of ''Literature/TheEpicOfGilgamesh'', it is She-Jesus [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2012-09-19 who creates Enkidu]].
* HijackedByJesus: Due to the reusing of established characters, in the retelling of ''Literature/TheEpicOfGilgamesh'', it is She-Jesus [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2012-09-19 who creates Enkidu]].
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* HighPressureBlood: Used occasionally for comic effect. For example, [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.com/comic.php?date=2015-07-03 here]].
* HijackedByJesus: Due to the reusing of established characters, in the retelling of ''Literature/TheEpicOfGilgamesh'', it is She-Jesus [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.com/comic.php?date=2012-09-19 who creates Enkidu]].
* HijackedByJesus: Due to the reusing of established characters, in the retelling of ''Literature/TheEpicOfGilgamesh'', it is She-Jesus [[http://litbrick.
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* PrayerOfMalice: In ''Of Plymouth Plantation'', [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2012-02-17 several of the pilgrims pray for God to smite one of the sailors]], for [[DisproportionateRetribution laughing at them]]. She-Jesus does so, and has a laugh when they realize the sailor was their navigator.
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* PrayerOfMalice: In ''Of Plymouth Plantation'', [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.com/comic.php?date=2012-02-17 several of the pilgrims pray for God to smite one of the sailors]], for [[DisproportionateRetribution laughing at them]]. She-Jesus does so, and has a laugh when they realize the sailor was their navigator.
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* TheNthDoctor: [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2011-08-26 She-Jesus]], like [[Series/DoctorWho the Doctor]], can regenerate.
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* TheNthDoctor: [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.com/comic.php?date=2011-08-26 She-Jesus]], like [[Series/DoctorWho the Doctor]], can regenerate.
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* KarmaHoudini: The rapist knight in [[CanterburyTales the tale told by the Wife of Bath]], at least in Troutman's opinion.
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* KarmaHoudini: The rapist knight in [[CanterburyTales [[Literature/TheCanterburyTales the tale told by the Wife of Bath]], at least in Troutman's opinion.
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* JesusWasWayCool: She-Jesus is a pretty awesome character. Subverted in her first appearance in the ''ParadiseLost'' adaptation, where everyone in Heaven considers her to be incredibly annoying and cheers when she offers to go to Earth and die for the sins of man.
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* JesusWasWayCool: She-Jesus is a pretty awesome character. Subverted in her first appearance in the ''ParadiseLost'' ''Literature/ParadiseLost'' adaptation, where everyone in Heaven considers her to be incredibly annoying and cheers when she offers to go to Earth and die for the sins of man.
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* HijackedByJesus: Due to the reusing of established characters, in the retelling of ''TheEpicOfGilgamesh'', it is She-Jesus [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2012-09-19 who creates Enkidu]].
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* HijackedByJesus: Due to the reusing of established characters, in the retelling of ''TheEpicOfGilgamesh'', ''Literature/TheEpicOfGilgamesh'', it is She-Jesus [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2012-09-19 who creates Enkidu]].
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* TheNthDoctor: [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2011-08-26 She-Jesus]], like [[DoctorWho the Doctor]], can regenerate.
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* TheNthDoctor: [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2011-08-26 She-Jesus]], like [[DoctorWho [[Series/DoctorWho the Doctor]], can regenerate.
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I try to stay hands-off on pages relating to my own work, but I need to update some links.
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''[[http://litbrick.com/ Lit Brick]]'' is a webcomic about "sequential comedies of literature", written and drawn by John S. Troutman. The webcomic follows a story-within-a-story pattern: The main characters are a girl named Molly and her friends. Most of the comic's content, however, is [[LiteraryAgentHypothesis a webcomic about public domain literature that Molly draws]]. These comics are satirical retellings of works such as Shakespeare's plays, ancient mythology, and texts about King Arthur. The characters are also "played" by different members of the main cast, meaning that some roles are slightly tweaked.
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''[[http://litbrick.com/ troutcave.net/ Lit Brick]]'' is a webcomic about "sequential comedies of literature", written and drawn by John S. Troutman. The webcomic follows a story-within-a-story pattern: The main characters are a girl named Molly and her friends. Most of the comic's content, however, is [[LiteraryAgentHypothesis a webcomic about public domain literature that Molly draws]]. These comics are satirical retellings of works such as Shakespeare's plays, ancient mythology, and texts about King Arthur. The characters are also "played" by different members of the main cast, meaning that some roles are slightly tweaked.
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* ArtEvolution: Not so big a change as in some cases, but compared to [[http://litbrick.com/comic/bede/ her first appearance]], Molly [[http://litbrick.com/comic/the-road-tweets-ever-on/ has become better proportioned]].
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* ArtEvolution: Not so big a change as in some cases, but compared to [[http://litbrick.com/comic/bede/ troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2010-04-05 her first appearance]], Molly [[http://litbrick.com/comic/the-road-tweets-ever-on/ troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2012-01-27 has become better proportioned]].
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* HijackedByJesus: Due to the reusing of established characters, in the retelling of ''TheEpicOfGilgamesh'', it is She-Jesus [[http://litbrick.com/comic/the-epic-of-gilgamesh-part-09/ who creates Enkidu]].
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* HijackedByJesus: Due to the reusing of established characters, in the retelling of ''TheEpicOfGilgamesh'', it is She-Jesus [[http://litbrick.com/comic/the-epic-of-gilgamesh-part-09/ troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2012-09-19 who creates Enkidu]].
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* PrayerOfMalice: In ''Of Plymouth Plantation'', [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic/of-plymouth-plantation-part-3/ several of the pilgrims pray for God to smite one of the sailors]], for [[DisproportionateRetribution laughing at them]]. She-Jesus does so, and has a laugh when they realize the sailor was their navigator.
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* PrayerOfMalice: In ''Of Plymouth Plantation'', [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic/of-plymouth-plantation-part-3/ net/comic.php?date=2012-02-17 several of the pilgrims pray for God to smite one of the sailors]], for [[DisproportionateRetribution laughing at them]]. She-Jesus does so, and has a laugh when they realize the sailor was their navigator.
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* TheNthDoctor: [[http://litbrick.com/comic/nativity2/ She-Jesus]], like [[DoctorWho the Doctor]], can regenerate.
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* TheNthDoctor: [[http://litbrick.com/comic/nativity2/ troutcave.net/comic.php?date=2011-08-26 She-Jesus]], like [[DoctorWho the Doctor]], can regenerate.
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''[[http://litbrick.com/ Lit Brick]]'' is a webcomic about "sequential comedies of literature", written and drawn by John S. Troutman. The webcomic follows a story-within-a-story pattern: The main characters are a girl named Molly and her friends. Most of the comic's content, however, is [[LiteraryAgentHypothesis a webcomic about public domain literature that Molly draws]]. These comics are satirical retellings of works such as Shakespeare's plays, ancient mythology, and texts about King Arthur. The characters are also "played" by different members of the main cast, meaning that some roles are slightly tweaked.
Troutman also does adaptations of more modern works of literature, on commission.
After a very short-lived canceling of the webcomic, Troutman now updates on a more or less regular basis, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Not to be confused with other [[BrickJoke brick-reated tropes]], [[FlyingBrick flying]] or otherwise.
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!!This webcomic provides examples of:
* ArtEvolution: Not so big a change as in some cases, but compared to [[http://litbrick.com/comic/bede/ her first appearance]], Molly [[http://litbrick.com/comic/the-road-tweets-ever-on/ has become better proportioned]].
* AttractiveBentGender: Averted at first, in the trickster tale of the wolverine. When he turns himself into a human woman, at first he just looks like [[ShoutOut Hugh Jackman in drag]]. Played straight when the wolverine realizes that there's no way he can get a human man to marry him this way, so he transforms [[ShoutOut into a woman that looks like X-23]].
* AwesomeMcCoolname: In his notes, Troutman comments that Hero is a cool name for a girl.
* TheCameo: Several characters from Troutman's other webcomics make appearances, such as Sporkman
* DudeShesLikeInAComa: Done to Hero, much to her disgust upon waking up.
* TheFaceless: God, who is a giant who is only ever shown from the waist down.
* GenkiGirl: Molly
* HijackedByJesus: Due to the reusing of established characters, in the retelling of ''TheEpicOfGilgamesh'', it is She-Jesus [[http://litbrick.com/comic/the-epic-of-gilgamesh-part-09/ who creates Enkidu]].
* JesusWasWayCool: She-Jesus is a pretty awesome character. Subverted in her first appearance in the ''ParadiseLost'' adaptation, where everyone in Heaven considers her to be incredibly annoying and cheers when she offers to go to Earth and die for the sins of man.
* KarmaHoudini: The rapist knight in [[CanterburyTales the tale told by the Wife of Bath]], at least in Troutman's opinion.
* ManicPixieDreamGirl: Deirdre.
* PrayerOfMalice: In ''Of Plymouth Plantation'', [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic/of-plymouth-plantation-part-3/ several of the pilgrims pray for God to smite one of the sailors]], for [[DisproportionateRetribution laughing at them]]. She-Jesus does so, and has a laugh when they realize the sailor was their navigator.
* SirVerbALot: Because he wasn't given a name in the source material, the adaptation of the Wife of Bath's tale has everyone call him "Sir Rapesalot".
* TheNthDoctor: [[http://litbrick.com/comic/nativity2/ She-Jesus]], like [[DoctorWho the Doctor]], can regenerate.
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Troutman also does adaptations of more modern works of literature, on commission.
After a very short-lived canceling of the webcomic, Troutman now updates on a more or less regular basis, Tuesdays and Thursdays.
Not to be confused with other [[BrickJoke brick-reated tropes]], [[FlyingBrick flying]] or otherwise.
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!!This webcomic provides examples of:
* ArtEvolution: Not so big a change as in some cases, but compared to [[http://litbrick.com/comic/bede/ her first appearance]], Molly [[http://litbrick.com/comic/the-road-tweets-ever-on/ has become better proportioned]].
* AttractiveBentGender: Averted at first, in the trickster tale of the wolverine. When he turns himself into a human woman, at first he just looks like [[ShoutOut Hugh Jackman in drag]]. Played straight when the wolverine realizes that there's no way he can get a human man to marry him this way, so he transforms [[ShoutOut into a woman that looks like X-23]].
* AwesomeMcCoolname: In his notes, Troutman comments that Hero is a cool name for a girl.
* TheCameo: Several characters from Troutman's other webcomics make appearances, such as Sporkman
* DudeShesLikeInAComa: Done to Hero, much to her disgust upon waking up.
* TheFaceless: God, who is a giant who is only ever shown from the waist down.
* GenkiGirl: Molly
* HijackedByJesus: Due to the reusing of established characters, in the retelling of ''TheEpicOfGilgamesh'', it is She-Jesus [[http://litbrick.com/comic/the-epic-of-gilgamesh-part-09/ who creates Enkidu]].
* JesusWasWayCool: She-Jesus is a pretty awesome character. Subverted in her first appearance in the ''ParadiseLost'' adaptation, where everyone in Heaven considers her to be incredibly annoying and cheers when she offers to go to Earth and die for the sins of man.
* KarmaHoudini: The rapist knight in [[CanterburyTales the tale told by the Wife of Bath]], at least in Troutman's opinion.
* ManicPixieDreamGirl: Deirdre.
* PrayerOfMalice: In ''Of Plymouth Plantation'', [[http://litbrick.troutcave.net/comic/of-plymouth-plantation-part-3/ several of the pilgrims pray for God to smite one of the sailors]], for [[DisproportionateRetribution laughing at them]]. She-Jesus does so, and has a laugh when they realize the sailor was their navigator.
* SirVerbALot: Because he wasn't given a name in the source material, the adaptation of the Wife of Bath's tale has everyone call him "Sir Rapesalot".
* TheNthDoctor: [[http://litbrick.com/comic/nativity2/ She-Jesus]], like [[DoctorWho the Doctor]], can regenerate.
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