Line #74 Heartwarming/TheDCU


1	!!Comics with their own pages
2	[[index]]
3	* Heartwarming/FiftyTwo
4	* Heartwarming/AmethystPrincessOfGemworld
5	* Heartwarming/AnimalMan
6	* Heartwarming/{{Aquaman}}
7	* Heartwarming/{{Batgirl}}
8	** Heartwarming/{{Batgirl 2009}}
9	* Heartwarming/{{Batman}}
10	** Heartwarming/AllStarBatmanAndRobinTheBoyWonder
11	** Heartwarming/ArkhamAsylumASeriousHouseOnSeriousEarth
12	** Awesome/{{Azrael}}
13	** Heartwarming/{{Batwoman}}
14	** Heartwarming/BatwomanRebirth
15	** Heartwarming/TheBatmanAdventures
16	** Heartwarming/BatmanEternal
17	** Heartwarming/BatmanTheDarkKnightReturns
18	** Heartwarming/BirdsOfPrey
19	** Heartwarming/TheDarkKnightStrikesAgain
20	** Heartwarming/DeathOfTheFamily
21	** Heartwarming/DetectiveComicsRebirth
22	** Heartwarming/GothamCentral
23	** Heartwarming/GrantMorrisonsBatman
24	** Heartwarming/{{Grayson}}
25	** Heartwarming/LilGotham
26	** Heartwarming/TheLongHalloween
27	** Heartwarming/{{Nightwing}}
28	*** Heartwarming/NightwingInfiniteFrontier
29	** Heartwarming/RedRobin
30	** Heartwarming/Robin1993
31	* Heartwarming/BlueBeetle
32	* Heartwarming/BoosterGold
33	* Heartwarming/{{Convergence}}
34	* Heartwarming/DCComicsBombshells
35	* Heartwarming/DCTheNewFrontier
36	* Heartwarming/DemonKnights
37	* Heartwarming/DoomPatrol
38	* Heartwarming/DoomsdayClock
39	* Heartwarming/EmperorJoker
40	* Heartwarming/FinalCrisis
41	* Heartwarming/TheFlash
42	* Heartwarming/{{Flashpoint\|DCComics}}
43	* Heartwarming/FutureQuest
44	* Heartwarming/ForeverEvil2013
45	* Heartwarming/GothamCityGarage
46	* Heartwarming/GreenLantern
47	** Heartwarming/BlackestNight
48	** Heartwarming/BrightestDay
49	* Heartwarming/HarleyQuinn
50	* Heartwarming/{{Hitman\|1993}}
51	* Heartwarming/InfiniteCrisis
52	* Heartwarming/IdentityCrisis2004
53	* Heartwarming/JimmyOlsen
54	* Heartwarming/JonahHex
55	* Heartwarming/JusticeLeagueOfAmerica
56	** Heartwarming/JLAAvengers
57	** Heartwarming/JusticeDCComics
58	** Heartwarming/JusticeLeague3000
59	** Heartwarming/JusticeLordsBeyond
60	* Heartwarming/JusticeSocietyOfAmerica
61	* Heartwarming/KingdomCome
62	* Heartwarming/KnightTerrors
63	* Heartwarming/LegionOfSuperHeroes
64	* Heartwarming/LoisLane
65	* Heartwarming/MotherPanic
66	* Heartwarming/TheNail
67	* Heartwarming/NewGods
68	* Heartwarming/PowerGirl
69	* Heartwarming/TheQuestion
70	* Heartwarming/ScoobyDooTeamUp
71	* Heartwarming/{{Shazam}}
72	* Heartwarming/SecretSix
73	* Heartwarming/{{Supergirl}}
74	** Heartwarming/{{Supergirl 1972}}
75	** Heartwarming/{{Supergirl 1982}}
76	** Heartwarming/{{Supergirl 2005}}
77	** Heartwarming/{{Supergirl 2011}}
78	** Heartwarming/SupergirlRebirth
79	** Heartwarming/DemonSpawn
80	** Heartwarming/ElseworldsFinestSupergirlAndBatgirl
81	** Heartwarming/ManyHappyReturns
82	** Heartwarming/RedDaughterOfKrypton
83	** Heartwarming/SupergirlCosmicAdventuresInThe8thGrade
84	** Heartwarming/YoungLove
85	* Heartwarming/{{Superman}}
86	** Heartwarming/TheFinalDaysOfSuperman
87	** Heartwarming/ForTheManWhoHasEverything
88	** Heartwarming/TheDeathOfSuperman
89	** Heartwarming/HelOnEarth
90	** Heartwarming/KryptoniteNevermore
91	** Heartwarming/KryptonNoMore
92	** Heartwarming/NewKrypton
93	** Heartwarming/TheSupermanAdventures
94	** Heartwarming/SupermanBrainiac
95	** Heartwarming/SupermanLoisAndClark
96	** Heartwarming/SupermanPhillipKennedyJohnson
97	** Heartwarming/SupermanSecretOrigin
98	** Heartwarming/SupermanSpaceAge
99	** Heartwarming/SupermanVsTheAmazingSpiderMan
100	** Heartwarming/WarWorld
101	** Heartwarming/WhateverHappenedToTheManOfTomorrow
102	* Heartwarming/SupermanBatman
103	* Heartwarming/SuperSons
104	* Heartwarming/SwampThing
105	* Heartwarming/TeenTitans
106	* Heartwarming/Trinity2008
107	* Heartwarming/{{Watchmen}}
108	* Heartwarming/WonderWoman
109	** Heartwarming/{{Artemis}}
110	** Heartwarming/WonderGirl
111	** Heartwarming/WonderWoman1942
112	** Heartwarming/WonderWoman1987
113	** Heartwarming/WonderWomanRebirth
114	[[/index]]
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116	* ''Sgt. Rock: A Peace on Earth'' takes place on December 24th, 1944 as Sgt. Rock walks down a lonely, foggy road with liquor to bring back to his fellow men. On the way, he passes another soldier and neither realizes that they're on opposite sides until they're face-to-face. In their shock, they both fall over...but Rock gets back up laughing, and the German asks for a cigarette. They sit down, drink, they smoke, they talk about how they both lost fathers in the first world war, they drink some more, and then they rise again. Before they part, the German warns Rock that he was ordered to shoot on sight. They both arm themselves and the sound of gunfire fills the air.[[spoiler:..only for the next page to show [[TakeAThirdOption they both fired in the air.]] They wish each other a merry Christmas and depart.]] The best part? The subtitle "BasedOnATrueStory" [[http://www.newsarama.com/comics/091218-Billy-Tucci-Hellion.html isn't stretching the truth.]]
117	* From ''ComicBook/BoosterGold'''s own series, the #1,000,000 issue; Booster has attempted to use his time-travelling mission to save the life of Ted Kord, the former ComicBook/BlueBeetle and his best friend; Ted, however, [[HeroicSacrifice heroically sacrificed]] himself to stop a BigBad, reverting things to the way they were. As a result, Booster is embittered, seeing his life as worthless and meaningless; he makes all these sacrifices, but no one will ever know. Then, he encounters Batman, who reveals that he's discovered that on a previous mission, Booster attempted to prevent Barbara Gordon's paralysis at the hands of the Joker, suffering greatly as a result. Batman then offers to act as a confidante to Booster; whilst he acknowledges that they'll never be close and that Batman will never be Ted Kord, he will at least be there for Booster should Booster needs it.
118	** The fact that Ted died, in part, because Batman wouldn't listen to him, makes this less or more wibbly.
119	** Also, the reunion scene from that same issue.
120	*** Speaking of reunions, [[http://i40.tinypic.com/2ptoveo.jpg Booster going back to save Ted Kord from getting shot]] certainly qualifies.
121	* This story featured immediately after the Green Arrow/Black Canary engagement and marriage storyline, where [[spoiler: it is revealed that the Green Arrow that attempted to kill Canary on their wedding night was Everyman in disguise, and Canary, Speedy, and Connor Hawke have just rescued the real Arrow from Themyscera]]. As they are leaving the island, a single sniper shot seems to come from thin air (There is a panel of the bullet and it is actually emerging from clear sky) and hits Connor Hawke, Green Arrow's son. They only have basic first aid equipment on their boat, nothing to deal with a fatal sniper wound, so Arrow just looks to the sky and screams for Clark. The story has a downer ending[[note]]Clark hears him and dramatically swoops in to save the wounded, flying him to a hospital and proper medical care...and is ''too late!'' Connor had lost too much blood, been deprived of air past the point of no return, and though his heart beats and his lungs breathe, his brain-damaged coma can not be fixed. Period.[[/note]], but consider the beginning. You've got a friend who can hear every voice in the world at the same time. A friend who, at any moment, could be anywhere acting to save lives or prevent a catastrophe. And yet you know... you KNOW... that in your moment of need, he'll be there. No doubt, no question... HE WILL COME.
122	* From ''Justice League Unlimited #28'', after getting lectured by Franchise/{{Batman}} after letting a crook escape and not being able to buy a Playtendo 720 for Christmas, ComicBook/TheFlash was taken back into the past by ComicBook/{{the Phantom Stranger}} to see what kind of Christmas Batman had after his parents' death. When opening all his expensive presents, Bruce barely had any reaction until he got a Gray Ghost flyer and he was absolutely ecstatic. Until he saw his parents' portrait and went back to being gloomy. Then, back to the present, Flash presented Batman with [[http://i933.photobucket.com/albums/ad179/brainslugged/comics/xmas/jlu28_07.jpg a special present.]] Then, we find out that Batman also got Flash [[http://i933.photobucket.com/albums/ad179/brainslugged/comics/xmas/jlu28_08.jpg a present also.]]
123	* When ComicBook/{{the Phantom Stranger}} loans Franchise/{{Superman}} a magic-resistant shield to give him a chance against the evil wizard Arion.
124	-->'''Phantom Stranger''': Here is a gift from one who knows what it means... to be a stranger.
125	** The "To be a stranger" line is significant because Arion's motive for antagonizing Supes is that since Superman is an alien, he is a stranger with no right to interfere with our lives. ComicBook/ThePhantomStranger tells him, YouAreNotAlone.
126	* ''ComicBook/DCSuperFriends #21'' had a story where The Queen Of Fables separates the Super Friends and [[TrappedInTVLand traps them in various stories]]. Superman lands in the tale of John Henry. As the contest against the machine begins, Superman begs John to stop, as he has read this story and knows that John will die at the end. John makes a speech about how he has to stand up to the machine to prove that machines can't replace people. Superman then picks up a hammer.
127	--> "Maybe you don't have to die to do it--if we show them what people can do when we work together!"
128	* [[http://img53.imageshack.us/img53/9820/impulsemaxwoobietw2.png This]] panel from ''ComicBook/{{Impulse}}'' #66. Aww, so adorable...
129	* ''Comicbook/{{Hitman\|1993}}'': In issue #34, Creator/GarthEnnis takes a break from his rampant cynicism and hatred of superheroes to let Hitman [[http://www.beaucoupkevin.com/blog/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/ennis-superman-help.jpg give some props]] to Superman.
130	* In a story from ''Superman #131'', Superboy has a dull day and is convinced that he didn't do anything noteworthy. All he did was save a toddler from a well, help a teenage girl from being humiliated at a party, and rescued a reporter's briefcase. As it turns out, the toddler was ComicBook/JimmyOlsen, the girl was ComicBook/LoisLane, and the reporter was Perry White. Aww!
131	* The issue in ''ComicBook/{{Superboy\|1994}}'' where [[http://pics.livejournal.com/starwolf_oakley/pic/003q7prc Superman gave Superboy his name in honor of his Kryptonian heritage]]:
132	--> Metropolis.
133	--> '''Man #1''': Look! Up in the sky!
134	--> '''Man #2''': It's...a bird?
135	--> '''Woman''': A plane.
136	--> '''Man #3''': No! It's--
137	--> '''Superboy (''crying with happiness'')''': Kon-El--! I have a name... I have a '''real name'''!
138	* ''ComicBook/WhoIsDonnaTroy'': Donna Troy's original backstory is terribly tragic and sweet. When she's reunited with her mother it's a [[{{tearjerker}} happy tears]] kind of moment. Donna thought her parents were dead all these years but, while her biological mom and adopted dad did die, her mom is alive.
139	* In ''Adventure Comics #115'', the Shining Knight's horse, Winged Victory, befriends a horse named Geronimo who has a job delivering milk. When Geronimo's job is threatened by a milk truck and his owner is threatened by gangsters, the Shining Knight works to help them both, and Geronimo and his owner are allowed to keep working as they are.

Context Heartwarming / TheDCU