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Doom Patrol (Comic Book)

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Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	comment	In 1963, DC Comics published a book with a new kind of superhero team: the Doom Patrol. They were loners, misfits, mistrusted by the public, and led by a genius in a wheelchair. Despite obvious similarities, this team came out several months before X-Men was published by the marvelous competition, which has led to unproven accusations of plagiarism. The series was written by Arnold Drake (with an assist on the first issue by Bob Haney) and penciled almost entirely by Bruno Premiani. The Patrol first appeared in My Greatest Adventure #80 (June 1963) and continued appearing in subsequent issues. With #86 (March 1964), the book was renamed after the team. While the X-Men eventually flourished in the 1970s, initial sales of Doom Patrol died down and the original series ended quickly when Drake decided to go out with a bang and kill them all off. The last issue was numbered #121 (September-October, 1968).It didn't quite stick. Over a decade later, the team was relaunched, with all new characters reminiscent of the older ones... and it turned out Robotman survived because he was everyone's favorite anyway. The second version of the Patrol appeared in Showcase #94-96 (August-December, 1977), written by Paul Kupperberg. Sales were not good enough to get them a new title, but they went on to become regulars of the DC universe, receiving guest appearances in Kupperberg-written titles featuring Supergirl, the Teen Titans, and Superman.Doom Patrol vol. 2 was launched in October 1987, still written by Kupperberg. Eventually, most of the original team was revealed to have been resurrected in some way or alive all along, and the new book added several other characters who colored within the superhero lines and didn't quite set the world on fire. Then came Grant Morrison, who dedicated them more specifically to fighting "weird" crime and disasters. Their first Story Arc, "Crawling from the Wreckage", built up the weirdness of the comic to extremes and delved into some adult subject matter. There were cloth beings with scissor hands from imaginary worlds, a painting with infinite pocket dimensions based on various art currents, the Men from N.O.W.H.E.R.E, and a friendly crossdressing street named, well... Danny the Street. Just in case you were wondering, he dresses like a boulevard. No, really. And then it got even weirder. Morrison left and, with the switchover of the book to Vertigo Comics, Rachel Pollack, more well known as a tarot expert and prose fiction writer, took over. Her run touched on similar topics of gender politics and chaos vs. order, and added new characters like Coagula (One of the earlier trans superheroines) or the Bandage People, but the book did not retain its popularity and it got canceled. The title ended with issue #87 (February 1995).Since then there have been a few subsequent revivals. John Arcudi wrote a series for twenty-two issues - the first few issues seemed like a typical "corporate superhero" reboot but this was a fake-out, and they rapidly got entangled in more typically "Doom Patrol" schemes involving characters from the previous series, corporate manipulation, a soul-stealing demon, and Chinese sorcerer spirits. Unfortunately, due to the fake-out opening issues, the series shed regular readers and was eventually canceled. John Byrne did a Continuity Reboot that had its starting point occur in the "Tenth Circle" arc of JLA (1997) and was straight superhero fare - ill-fated to begin with and eventually ended with the Crisis Crossover Infinite Crisis undoing most of Byrne's changes and restoring the team's history, albeit with the implication that Byrne's run still occurred in some capacity. To give credit where it is due, Byrne did finally manage to bring the original member (the only one who had yet to return) Elasti-Girl Back from the Dead, though. After an appearance in the Teen Titans comic and its 2003 animated series, their popularity resurged enough for them to get their new series in 2009, written by Keith Giffen (of JLI fame) who was practically begging for the position. This time, the original team was employed as a policing force of sorts on Oolong Island, the haven for mad scientists from 52, and Giffen made it clear that (in typically weird Doom Patrol fashion) everything had happened to them. Even the contradictory stuff. It came to an end with Flashpoint and the subsequent New 52 relaunch.In the New 52 era of DC Comics, Geoff Johns' run on Justice League introduced two new versions of the Doom Patrol during the Forever Evil event and the "Injustice League" arc, the first roster being similar to that of the Paul Kupperbeg era and seemingly wiped out by the Crime Syndicate (though Celsius and Joshua Clay were later revealed to have faked their deaths) and the second being closer to the original roster, but with the addition of a new teammate named Element Woman.As part of Gerard Way's Young Animal imprint at DC during the DC Rebirth era, Doom Patrol (2016) launched as the imprint's flagship book, written by Way himself. This run reinstated the team's pre-Flashpoint history and made their New 52 appearances Canon Discontinuity, with Way's run picking up from elements of Giffen's.The Doom Patrol featured prominently in the final season premiere of Teen Titans (2003), since Titans member Beast Boy was a Doom Patrol alumnus, while the Brotherhood of Evil would become the antagonists for the rest of the season. The team got A Day in the Limelight in Batman: The Brave and the Bold, fighting Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man and General Zahl. They also got their series of shorts on DC Nation which are almost verbatim adaptations of some of Drake's earliest stories. The 2019 revival of Young Justice (2010) had Beast Boy established to have been a member of the Doom Patrol before everyone else except Mento and Robotman died off-screen. After that, they'd appear in the Teen Titans spinoff Teen Titans Go!, making their debut in the sixth season.A live-action series based on the Doom Patrol premiered on DC Universe in 2019, as a spinoff of Titansnote Though they then declared the two shows take place in separate, but almost identical, continuities. One where the Chief is DemiÃ¡n Bichir, one where he's Timothy Dalton. For anyone other than the Doom Patrol, that would be weird. This version of the team features a classic lineup of Caulder, Robotman, Negative Man, and Elasti-Woman, but is primarily influenced by Morrison's run of the comic.In 2023, a new Doom Patrol miniseries was released, Unstoppable Doom Patrol, in which the team is once again integrated into the wider DC universe. In this iteration, the team deals with strange crises and offers shelter to new metahumans empowered by the fallout of Lazarus Planet.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1073963d	comment	Psychosexual Horror: A staple of the team. Let's recap: There's Daddy, Crazy Jane's reflection of her incestuous father, the Keysmith's phalic imagery, Terry None's gynic costume, the Codpiece's Compensating for Something, the Sex Ghosts being spectres of people who died in sexual accidents, Shadowy Mr. Evans and the SeX-Men....
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1237828f	comment	Anyone Can Die: Usually only at the end of one writer's run or the start of the next, but it's practically tradition to kill a few characters to clean the slate.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1397e10d	type	Rage Against the Reflection
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1397e10d	comment	Rage Against the Reflection: The backup story for Doom Patrol volume one issue 100 shows that Cliff broke the mirror in anger after seeing his robot body for the first time.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_13d7a65e	type	The Artifact
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_13d7a65e	comment	The Artifact: Rita Farr and Beast Boy were dressing in the red-and-white costumes from their earliest Doom Patrol days for decades after the rest of the team retired them. It's all the more jarring since the loss of the outfits' "team uniform" status highlights how little relevance it has to either character as an individual. At least Beast Boy had one version featuring a paw print design. Cliff Steele's struggles with his robotic body are becoming increasingly outdated as technology continues to advance; nothing is stopping him from becoming a Ridiculously Human Robot, especially in a universe with both Fantastic Science and Weird Science in play. This got addressed a bit in Grant Morrison's run, where Cliff gets a replacement body that has the sense of taste and touch. (things go a bit odd when it decides to run around on its own afterward and gets blown up).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_13e693f4	comment	Calling Your Bathroom Breaks: A group therapy session in Grant Morrison's run has awkwardness ensue when Dorothy uses her turn to state that she needs to use the bathroom.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_14beeefd	comment	Darker and Edgier: The Morrison run is by far much more disturbing and surreal than the Drake run or Kupperberg run, discussing topics such as sexual abuse and the evils of the government while using fouler language. Pollack's is even darker than Grant's run, toning down a lot the Surreal Humour Denser and Wackier stuff of the Morrison Era.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_14ed6ab7	comment	Does This Remind You of Anything?: The "Empire of Chairs" issue included imagery of Crazy Jane being ambushed by the horrific Keysmiths, creatures with keys sticking out of their blank faces, for the sake of "unlocking" her. With the already phallic imagery of the keys protruding from their faces and the scenes of a large group of Keysmiths surrounding Jane while they (it is said) insert their keys into her, the whole thing comes across as if Jane is being gang-raped. Given Jane's origin story (similar to the real-life Truddi Chase) this is nightmarish.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_15827a31	type	Morphic Resonance
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_15827a31	comment	Morphic Resonance: In the arc of Arcudi's run where the team is caught in the bodies of the original team, Kid Slick/Beast Boy's head of hair remains in every animal form, even non-mammalian ones.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_18ce8f1d	type	Full-Frontal Assault
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_18ce8f1d	comment	Full-Frontal Assault: Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man goes on a rampage while completely nude in the seventh issue of Keith Giffen's run. The tenth issue of Keith Giffen's run has the Porcelain Doll fight the Doom Patrol with no clothes on.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_18f2b2b	type	Hypocritical Heartwarming
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_18f2b2b	comment	Hypocritical Heartwarming: A crossover with Challengers of the Unknown (occurring in the 48th issue of Challengers and the 102nd issue of Doom Patrol) has Larry break up a fight between Cliff and "Rocky" Davis.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1a237409	comment	Order Versus Chaos: The Doom Patrol is normally on the side of Good Chaos and opposed to (kind of) Evil Chaos (the Brotherhood of Dada) and Evil Order (the Men from N.O.W.H.E.R.E.) However, when the Brotherhood of Dada returned, though, the Doom Patrol didn't try to stop them.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1b590025	type	Dead All Along
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1b590025	comment	Roughly played within the Giffen series, which reveals Larry's been dead since the accident that turned him into Negative Man. Since then, it's been the N-Man entity in a variety of clones. Maybe. Because the N-Man isn't sure he's not Larry either. Or something. The whole thing is sorta fuzzy, and even Larry (or "Larry") isn't certain anymore.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1b5c9c48	comment	The Blank: The Fact and Yankee Doodle (both parodies of The Question).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1b65dfad	type	The Cameo
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1b65dfad	comment	The Cameo: Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, and their then-sidekicks (three of the then-four Teen Titans) appear at the actual wedding of Steve Dayton and Rita Farr, which is possibly related to Beast Boy being a Guest Star in the Titans comics at around the same time. Steve's and Rita's Big Damn Kiss makes Wonder Woman swoon.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1badfb3a	type	The Heart
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1badfb3a	comment	The Heart: In the original series, Elasti-Girl. The only reason the team worked was because of her.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1e7487cd	type	Breaking the Fourth Wall
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1e7487cd	comment	Breaking the Fourth Wall: The final arc of the 2009 series is "resolved" when Ambush Bug tells the villain of the arc that the book is being canceled to make room for Flashpoint tie-ins.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1ef7232d	type	Wild Child
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1ef7232d	comment	Wild Child: One of the backup stories in the original 1960s series' later issues that expanded Beast Boy's past established that he briefly lived by himself in the wild shortly after he was orphaned. One arc of Rachel Pollack's run had Crowdark form an army known as the Wild Girls, consisting of young girls who were convinced by her influence to abandon their homes and become feral brats clad in animal hides.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1f137e42	type	Artificial Limbs
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_1f137e42	comment	Artificial Limbs: Cliff Steele, his entire body has been replaced with robotic parts.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_2003678f	type	Adaptational Skimpiness
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_2003678f	comment	Adaptational Skimpiness: The New 52 incarnation of Negative Man has a jacket as his only apparel besides his bandages.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_21f3e32e	type	Chekhov's Boomerang
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_21f3e32e	comment	Chekhov's Boomerang: In one of the earliest scenes in Gerard Way's run, there's a murder of someone in a cape, a girl lying on the ground, and a man in a suit holding a bloody brick that has the words "I'm so sorry!!!" written on it. Later on, the scene is partially explained for Casey's origin - Danny the World tells her that he was then Danny the Brick and traveling the universe with Crazy Jane when someone ambushed them and used Danny as a weapon to murder someone. This scene reappears again to start the Milk Wars, it turns out the victim was the God of Superheroes and he was murdered by Retconn so that they can take the stories of the Trinity and corrupt them.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_23cc7485	comment	I Want Grandkids: The Beard-Hunter's mother berates her son for never settling down and giving her grandchildren.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_241ca0d8	type	Back for the Dead
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_241ca0d8	comment	Back for the Dead: Arani Desai, Negative Woman, Karma, and Scott Fischer of the early-80s Kupperberg era showed up in the New 52 Forever Evil (2013) event purely to be killed by Johnny Quick and Atomica. It's later revealed in Justice League (2011) that Celsius and Tempest faked their deaths and have gone into hiding just to get away from Caulder, while Karma, Scott Fischer, and two unseen members called the Negative Twins are dead. Keith Giffen's run starts by bringing back Nudge and Grunt from John Byrne's run, only for the former to be killed off. The Toy reappears 18 years after her initial few-panel appearance, only to immediately be another casualty of Keith Giffen's run when she is killed by Mr. Somebody.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_24321e44	comment	Only Sane Man: During the ordeal with the Fox and the Crow, there was an elderly woman staying with the Fox's geriatric army constantly trying to get her friends to understand the Fox was using them and that this whole situation was insane. She later tries the same thing with Cliff when he ends up joining the Fox, but again her protests fall on deaf ears.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_243c8078	comment	In Johannesburg, a little girl named Harriet inexplicably catches fire.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_25b5600	type	Captain Ersatz
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_25b5600	comment	Captain Ersatz: Willoughby Kipling is a stand-in for John Constantine (and in fact was created because DC prohibited Grant Morrison from using Constantine), and the Decreatot/Anti-god one for the Great Evil Beast of Moore's Swamp Thing run.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_28c1d543	type	Defrosting Ice Queen
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_28c1d543	comment	Defrosting Ice Queen: Celsius, who periodically showed that she had a human side despite her obsession with finding the Chief.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_2bd44a0f	comment	Hermaphrodite: Rebis is a merging of a man and a woman.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_2dff6b95	comment	Two Guys and a Girl: The original team, with Robotman and Negative Man as the two guys and Elasti-Girl as the girl. Keith Giffen's run also had this dynamic by having the roster stick to the classic formation of Robotman, Negative Man and Elasti-Girl.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_2eb2d56d	comment	Adaptational Late Appearance: The New 52 continuity has the original roster of Robotman, Negative Man and Elasti-Girl introduced in the "Injustice League" arc of Justice League (2011) as the second roster of the Doom Patrol with the majority of the Paul Kupperberg version of the team being their predecessors, when it was the other way around in the original continuity.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_2f329e3c	comment	Tomato in the Mirror: The Cliff we've known for the first few issues of Arcudi's run isn't actually the real one at all. He's one of Dorothy's imaginary friends.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_3122e918	type	Genocide from the Inside
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_3122e918	comment	Genocide from the Inside: When Garguax resurfaced in Paul Kupperberg's run, he reveals that he's the last surviving member of his race because he destroyed his homeworld.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_3126c34a	type	Insufferable Genius
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_3126c34a	comment	Insufferable Genius: The Chief tends to explain as little as possible and be pretty smug about it when his plans work. Mento falls here, too, especially if he's in one of his less-than-sane periods.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_32da91b8	type	Out of Focus
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_32da91b8	comment	Out of Focus: The Brain was established in the original series as the Doom Patrol's greatest enemy, but would have his prominence downplayed in the subsequent series. He doesn't appear at all in Paul Kupperberg, Rachel Pollack and Gerard Way's runs, he makes only a handful of appearances in Grant Morrison's run, John Arcudi's run only features him in a minor two-part story that involves the current roster of the Doom Patrol having their minds trapped in the bodies of the original roster, his sole appearance in John Byrne's run is in an alternate timeline in issue 14 (specifically the Superman & Batman: Generations continuity) and Keith Giffen's run only includes a flashback cameo in issue 6 (which, to be fair, was because of the Brain and Mallah being killed off in Salvation Run).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_364b9be6	type	Flipping the Bird
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_364b9be6	comment	Flipping the Bird: Crazy Jane gives The Fog the finger in volume 2, issue 28. Willoughby Kipling flips off the Candlemaker in volume 2, issue 61. Coagula gives Niles Caulder the finger in volume 2, issue 71. Lucius Reynolds gets flipped off in volume 6, issue 8.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_370aad9	type	Split Personality
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_370aad9	comment	Split Personality: Crazy Jane has 64 of them. And yeah, Larry, Eleanor, and the Negative Spirit do go through a bit of the same when they turn into Rebis. One scene shows him reading When Rabbit Howls.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_3767d6f9	type	Ruder and Cruder
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_3767d6f9	comment	Ruder and Cruder: Grant Morrison, Rachel Pollack and Gerard Way's runs have considerably stronger language than the other eras due to having mature ratings.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_38b05ae7	type	Poorly Disguised Pilot
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_38b05ae7	comment	Poorly Disguised Pilot: The John Byrne run was set up in the "Tenth Circle" arc of JLA (1997), which established revamped versions of the original team's roster of the Chief, Elasti-Girl, Negative Man and Robotman in addition to adding more team members through Justice League member Faith and new characters Nudge, Grunt and Vortex.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_38c493f1	type	End-of-Series Awareness
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_38c493f1	comment	End-of-Series Awareness: The 121st issue of the original run (which was originally My Greatest Adventure, but was retitled after the Doom Patrol six issues after their debut in issue 80) concluded the series by killing the team off and had the title on the cover read "Is This the Beginning of the End of the Doom Patrol?" Three more issues were published several years later, but they all consisted of reprints of earlier stories. The 22nd issue of John Arcudi's run has the cover titled "Exit the Doom Patrol" and has Robotman remark "I was right. We are doomed", completing the Book Ends of the covers for the first and last issues depicting the rest of the team reflected in Robotman's head. The 18th issue of John Byrne's run has the cover's title read "The End of the Doom Patrol". The 22nd issue of Keith Giffen's run had the battle end prematurely when Ambush Bug whispers something to Mr. Somebody in Veronica Cale's body, the responses implying that the comic has been cancelled to make room for more Flashpoint (DC Comics) tie-ins.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_3ae6199a	type	Psychopathic Manchild
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_3ae6199a	comment	Psychopathic Manchild: The Beard Hunter is an emotionally stunted and repressed gay man with an intense hatred of facial hair, lives with his mother, has only a stuffed dog for companionship, and seems to have some very warped sexual fetishes.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_3b99a9e0	type	Reality Warper
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_3b99a9e0	comment	Reality Warper: Dorothy Spinner. She has little control of her abilities and they terrify her. Later the Danny the Street can do the same as he evolves into Danny the World and Dannyland.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_3c3f28a5	type	Blessed with Suck
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_3c3f28a5	comment	Blessed with Suck / Cursed with Awesome: The whole point of the original field team; each had a horrible disfigurement or some other way in which their powers were supposedly as much a curse as a blessing. The problem is, this wasn't true of Elasti-Girl; Word of God says this is the reason she was the only member of the original team not brought back for Morrison's run. (Later runs that include Rita now compensate by endowing her with Body Horror — her body melts like wax when she's not consciously shaping it). Morrison's run made this a primary element, particularly surrounding how none of the team could function in society.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_3fff5717	type	Genius Cripple
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_3fff5717	comment	Genius Cripple / Evil Cripple: The Chief — he is stuck in a wheelchair, but still orchestrates the creation of the Doom Patrol. Also the Brain (who can't even move on his own in some incarnations) and General Immortus (who is immortal, but not unaging).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_413a776c	type	Breakfast Club
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_413a776c	comment	Breakfast Club: The team composed of societal rejects who stick together mainly because they have no one else to turn to.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_415b3315	type	Stylistic Suck
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_415b3315	comment	Stylistic Suck: The Doom Force one shot is a deliberate parody of X-Force and Rob Liefeld's art style, with rather ugly character designs and an unlikeable Jerkass cast that ends with them all celebrating a teammate they hated for being useless died in battle.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_42880c07	type	Transvestite
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_42880c07	comment	Transvestite: Danny the Street (his male-geared stores, like gun shops, are covered in pink lace and the like), and several people who live on him. Overlaps with Wholesome Crossdresser as Danny is possibly the kindest, nicest fellow in the entire DCU. Lt. Washington becomes this after the destruction of the Avatar. This is a Brick Joke from something he previously mentioned.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_430e15e1	type	Stripperific
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_430e15e1	comment	Stripperific: Flex Mentallo is a rare male example, as he typically wore little aside from a leopard-print speedo. The tendency for scantily-clad characters to be featured in superhero comics was mocked, alongside other conventions of comics at the time, in the Doom Force one-shot, where the villain Count Zero forced his sister Una to wear revealing outfits. When Dorothy Spinner asks why Una is barely wearing anything at all while her brother dresses more conservatively, Count Zero makes the unconvincing claim that his sister likes to dress that way. By the final battle, both siblings are reduced to wearing so little that Una has pasties over her nipples, she and Anton Zero have tiny coverings for their genitals and neither of them have anything covering up their rear ends.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_4348c929	type	Early Installment Character-Design Difference
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_4348c929	comment	Early Installment Character-Design Difference: When the team first appeared in issue 80 of My Greatest Adventure, Elasti-Girl and Negative Man wore solid green uniforms. By issue 89, three issues after the comic was retitled Doom Patrol, the team started using the more familiar costumes colored red and white. Mento in his first appearance wore a yellow costume and had his helmet leave the top part of his head uncovered before quickly having his ensemble changed to a black costume that only had the lighting bolt insignia colored yellow and a helmet that covered the top of his head completely. The Brain originally appeared as a generic Brain in a Jar and wouldn't be depicted encased in anything resembling his iconic skull-tank until issue 108.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_43a045de	type	Dropped a Bridge on Him
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_43a045de	comment	Dropped a Bridge on Him: Kate was killed in a flashback by Dorothy, accidentally in the Arcudi series. Nudge and Grunt are killed and run away respectively in the first issue of the Giffen series, with poor Nudge getting Killed Mid-Sentence. Note that this is practically a Doom Patrol tradition - if the outgoing writer doesn't kill them all, the incoming writer will often do this.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_46290b93	type	Manic Pixie Dream Girl
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_46290b93	comment	Manic Pixie Dream Girl: A non-romantic example with Terry None in Gerard Way's run. She just shows up at Casey Brinke's apartment one day, does a tap dance for her birthday because she thought Casey looked sad on the subway, and accidentally blows up Casey's asshole roommate before moving in with her. Though after Lotion makes himself scarce, Casey decides to have sex with Terry in the meantime.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_48e8fe57	type	Happily Adopted
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_48e8fe57	comment	Happily Adopted: Garfield ends up adopted by Rita (Elasti-Girl) and Steve (Mento). And while his relationship with Steve is sometimes troubled by Steve's copious mental health issues, Gar loves Rita dearly and even got into acting to follow in her footsteps.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_49f20c6a	type	Gory Discretion Shot
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_49f20c6a	comment	Gory Discretion Shot: What happened to the Telephone Avatar. All we're told of what the Candlemaker did to it is that several inhuman screams were heard, and it is then seen strung up by the neck with its wires. Given this is a creature the dead itself is afraid of, we shouldn't be shown just what the Candlemaker had to do to kill it for good.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_4c8e8078	type	All of the Other Reindeer
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_4c8e8078	comment	Downplayed with Beast Boy, who survived a fatal accident as a kid but is now stuck with unappealing green skin that caused him a fair bit of grief.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_4cf04991	type	SocialDarwinist
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_4cf04991	comment	Social Darwinist: The Chief turns out to be one of these by the end of Morrison's run.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_4d070ee3	type	Power Perversion Potential
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_4d070ee3	comment	Power Perversion Potential: At the beginning of the final arc of Rachel Pollack's run, Dorothy Spinner attempts to make a more libidinous use of her power of bringing her imaginary friends to life by creating a boyfriend for her imaginary friend Pretty Miss Dot. After conjuring an attractive shirtless man she names Mr. Right-And-Cool, she almost watches them canoodle before she's forced to make them go away after hearing Cliff call for her. Keith Giffen's run broke up Mento and Elasti-Girl by retconning the former as an abusive pervert who used the psionic powers his helmet enabled to force Rita into indulging his carnal whims.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_4f3c14ca	type	Go Mad from the Isolation
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_4f3c14ca	comment	Go Mad from the Isolation: How Cliff starts Morrison's run, both in the sense that most of his friends are dead or comatose, but also that his robot body limits him to sight and sound — he bashes down a cement barricade with his head to demonstrate how this doesn't hurt but is driving him insane. Also how Mr. Nobody gained his powers.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_4f4372e9	comment	Due to his brain being the only part of him that's still organic, Cliff Steele has occasionally survived having his head removed from his body and able to have his predicament solved by simply attaching his head to a new body (though the original 1960s comic did say several times that removing his head could kill him).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_50eb1d8	type	Adopting the Abused
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_50eb1d8	comment	Adopting the Abused: After he was orphaned, Beast Boy lived under the care of his abusive guardian Nicholas Galtry before Elasti-Girl and Mento adopted him as their son. Dorothy Spinner lived with Abusive Parents (who were retroactively established in John Arcudi's run to not even be her biological parents) before joining the Doom Patrol and ended up having the Bandage People George and Marion become her more caring surrogate parents in Rachel Pollack's run.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_51300dbf	type	Fat Bastard
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_51300dbf	comment	Fat Bastard: The villain Garguax is sometimes drawn as fat, with the Paul Kupperberg run depicting him as morbidly obese.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_520680ca	type	Not Wearing Tights
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_520680ca	comment	Not Wearing Tights: Three of the four new members from the 2001 series (Fever, Kid Slick, and Freak) wear street clothes rather than a costume.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_524f94d3	type	Rape as Backstory
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_524f94d3	comment	Rape as Backstory: Crazy Jane was sexually abused by her father when she was 5 years old and before her personalities manifested (at which point she was still Kay Challis). And again years later, after the Miranda personality took over. Miranda was attacked and raped by a homeless man in a church on Easter, which resulted in Miranda's death and the emergence of the other personalities.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5313c266	type	Bookends
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5313c266	comment	The 22nd issue of John Arcudi's run has the cover titled "Exit the Doom Patrol" and has Robotman remark "I was right. We are doomed", completing the Book Ends of the covers for the first and last issues depicting the rest of the team reflected in Robotman's head.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_53243b25	type	Conjoined Twins
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_53243b25	comment	Conjoined Twins: Volume 2, issue 37 features a pair of conjoined twin acrobats called Romulus and Remus, the Siamese Aerialists.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_53c5f30e	type	Happy Ending Override
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_53c5f30e	comment	Rita and Steve had this briefly in the sixties but have suffered repeated Happy Ending Overrides. Despite a rocky start, they did end up happily married until Rita died with the rest of the patrol, which made her The Lost Lenore (Steve Dayton would later die in the pages of Deathstroke). John Byrne's series revamp in Volume 4 resurrected Rita but erased her history and instead had her get together with Cliff, which was undone by the Cosmic Retcon in Infinite Crisis to restore both Rita and Steve Dayton to a living married couple. However, in Volume 5, Keith Giffen dropped a nuclear bomb on their relationship by retconning Steve Dayton into a wicked pervert abusing his Power Perversion Potential and having Rita put him in traction by hurling him into the distance. They divorced and went un-followed up until Flashpoint brought an end to the post-crisis universe. Currently they seem to be suffering a Continuity Snarl. Rita Farr appears in the pages of Doom Patrol Vol. 6, while in the pages of Titans: Burning Rage, Steve Dayton's wife Rita has passed away.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_547196be	type	Broad Strokes
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_547196be	comment	Broad Strokes: John Byrne's run was infamous for ignoring the preceding runs and starting over the team's history from scratch. By the events of Infinite Crisis, a Cosmic Retcon reinstated the previous runs as canon, but did not necessarily do away with the events of John Byrne's run (as Grunt and Vortex, two of the new teammates introduced in Byrne's run, still appeared during an issue of Geoff Johns' run on Teen Titans that tied in to Infinite Crisis and at the beginning of Keith Giffen's Doom Patrol run), presumably indicating that the John Byrne era now occurred without the alterations to the canon that occurred in that run (particularly, the Doom Patrol being a novice superhero team who had operated in secret prior to the "Tenth Circle" arc of JLA (1997), changing who was responsible for crippling the Chief from General Immortus to T'oombala, the shaman of a tribe the Chief once helped out who was jealous of the Chief's medical expertise, and Elasti-Girl being in love with Robotman).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_55cd4012	type	"Everybody Dies" Ending
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_55cd4012	comment	"Everybody Dies" Ending: Almost every version of the Doom Patrol ends with almost all of the main team dead, in a coma, etc., as a way to make room for the next writer to do what they want. (Grant Morrison did not do this, however. Aside from the Chief, who had died already, everyone just walked into the sunset, so to speak.) And if they don't, the next writer will often do it themselves.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_571a3c67	type	Power Incontinence
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_571a3c67	comment	Zigzagged with Rita Farr, who suffered from Power Incontinence in her backstory but had a handle on things by the time the Patrol officially began; her newer, Darker and Edgier post-Infinite Crisis self is a Blob Monster trying to keep a human shape.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_586624e5	type	Genius Loci
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_586624e5	comment	Genius Loci: Danny the Street is a sentient transgender street. (Imagine gun shops with pink curtains in the front windows and fire hydrants that are painted yellow because bright crimson would be too gauche...)
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5989e3b6	type	Enemy Mine
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_59f0de2a	type	Not Himself
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5a3b8032	type	The Un-Reveal
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5a3b8032	comment	The Unreveal: While Jane has 64 personalities, each with their powers, most of those personalities and powers aren't revealed. Especially notable is that the "power" exhibited by Driver 8, the ability to navigate through Jane's mind and handle her other personalities, is a psychological mechanism, not a power at all.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5a5b7e42	type	Improperly Paranoid
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5a5b7e42	comment	Improperly Paranoid: The Codpiece's backstory showed he spent his life obsessing over his penis size and thinking women were rejecting him for it. One girl in high school said he "wasn't big enough" just to make him leave her alone (and meant big as in tall) and a woman in college only went out with him two times before he started insinuating she was dumping him because of his penis.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5aa5145	type	Rubber Man
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5aa5145	comment	Rubber Man: Elasti-Girl. Also their enemy, Madame Rouge.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5abc8612	type	Unholy Matrimony
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5abc8612	comment	Unholy Matrimony: The Brain and Monsieur Mallah are a couple. Okay, so The Brain is a Brain in a Jar evil genius and Monsieur Mallah is a Communist gorilla, and they're leading the Patrol's enemies. It doesn't mean that they aren't a devoted, loving pair.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5ce7dbb9	type	Central Theme
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5ce7dbb9	comment	Central Theme: Morrison's run: Normalcy vs. weirdness. Pollack's run: Stagnancy vs. change.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5d753b19	type	The Smurfette Principle
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5d753b19	comment	The Smurfette Principle: Elasti-Girl was the only woman in the original team.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5f3bb274	type	Late-Arrival Spoiler
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_5f3bb274	comment	Late-Arrival Spoiler: The fact that the Chief was responsible for the original Doom Patrol's accidents has been a major part of every series after the original revelation. Good luck reading any other Doom Patrol issue without learning that.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_606244c2	type	Parental Incest
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_606244c2	comment	Parental Incest: The more traumatic part of Crazy Jane's origin is that she was molested by her father at age five.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_614ab353	type	Witch with a Capital "B"
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_614ab353	comment	Witch with a Capital "B": Paul Kupperberg's run frequently had characters call females who pissed them off "witch". In the Annual of Rachel Pollack's run that tied in to The Children's Crusade (Vertigo), Junkin Buckley refers to Dorothy as a "goddamn ugly grown-up witch" when she punches him in retribution for groping her breasts.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_62cae28a	type	Losing Your Head
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_62cae28a	comment	Losing Your Head: Grant Morrison's run features a trio of minor characters consisting of bizarre government agents known as the SeX-Men. One of them gets decapitated, but lives perfectly fine without a body. The Chief spends Rachel Pollack's series as a head on a tray of ice. Due to his brain being the only part of him that's still organic, Cliff Steele has occasionally survived having his head removed from his body and able to have his predicament solved by simply attaching his head to a new body (though the original 1960s comic did say several times that removing his head could kill him).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_63267b15	type	Theseus' Ship Paradox
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_63267b15	comment	Theseus' Ship Paradox: Grant Morrison's run had Robotman's brain destroyed by the Candlemaker near the end. He survives by having his consciousness transferred into a computer system, with Rachel Pollack's run subsequently backpedaling on Cliff Steele being fully robotic by having him given an empty, organic brain to store his memories in. The issue of whether Robotman was still Cliff Steele at this point was eventually addressed in his story in DC's Ghouls Just Wanna Have Fun, where one of the ghosts of deceased Doom Patrol members haunting Robotman is himself, with his death cited as occurring when the Candlemaker destroyed his original brain.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_643879c7	type	Comic-Book Movies Don't Use Codenames
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_643879c7	comment	Comic-Book Movies Don't Use Codenames: The original team was given their codenames by the press and didn't care for their "freak names". The second Doom Patrol was much more of a superhero outfit and went back to using them, but from Morrison's run onwards, when they are less of a "team" and more just a group of misfits who stick together, they usually don't bother. Many of the later characters don't even have codenames.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6439de78	type	Heroic Sacrifice
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6439de78	comment	Heroic Sacrifice: To stop an out-of-control Robotman, who has grown to the size of Brainiac's skull ship, Casey drives Danny the Ambulance into Cliff's head to stop him. Casey doesn't die, but she reverts into a comic book character on a permanent vacation.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_663219ce	type	Wolverine Wannabe
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_663219ce	comment	Wolverine Wannabe: The Doom Force one-shot that was part of Grant Morrison's run featured a satire of Wolverine called the Scratch, who in lieu of adamantium claws had various swiss army tools strapped to his knuckles.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6682d6e4	type	Dying Moment of Awesome
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6682d6e4	comment	Dying Moment of Awesome: Captain Zahl forces a Sadistic Choice on the Patrol—save their skins, or save a dinky fishing village off the coast of Maine with a population of only thirteen people, a sacrifice that's not likely to be remembered. The Patrol grins and makes their choice:
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_69285c21	type	Embarrassing Damp Sheets
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_69285c21	comment	Embarrassing Damp Sheets: Dorothy Spinner was occasionally subjected to the menstrual blood variant, with Grant Morrison's run in issue 55 and Rachel Pollack's run in the Annual tying to The Children's Crusade (Vertigo) both starting with her waking up to find her bedsheets stained with period blood.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6a47a1e2	type	Knight of Cerebus
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6a47a1e2	comment	Knight of Cerebus: The Candlemaker, who, even in light of the many instances of mass character death and a truly wild Rogues Gallery, remains one of the series' most horrific villains ever.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6add177d	type	Puff of Logic
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6add177d	comment	Puff of Logic: The Robotman we'd come to know early in Arcudi's run fades into nothingness when Metamorpho asks how he survived that explosion four years before. It turns out he was one of Dorothy's imaginary friends — her idealized version of Cliff.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6e9c18a5	type	Speech-Bubble Censoring
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6e9c18a5	comment	Speech-Bubble Censoring: Issue four of Weight of the Worlds ends with the villain Skarg being left naked when the Secret Spandex is removed from his body. His crotch is obscured by his own speech bubble exclaiming "My bits!"
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6ee10e0	type	My Greatest Failure
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6ee10e0	comment	My Greatest Failure: For Cliff, it was for not being able to help Dorothy and having to take her off life support. When a Scissorman appears masquerading as her, Cliff is not happy, to say the least.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6f32887b	type	WelcomeToTheRealWorld
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6f32887b	comment	Welcome to the Real World: It is heavily implied that the final issue of Grant Morrison's run takes place in the real world. Aside from the fact that this world has no superheroes, it also has the same palette as the last issue of Morrison's Animal Man, which explicitly takes place in "our" world. (Unless the Animal Man story was just a peyote trip.)
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6f33059b	type	Iconic Outfit
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6f33059b	comment	Iconic Outfit: One of the villains has an iconic form. The Animal-Vegetable-Mineral Man is nearly always depicted with his partial Tyrannosaurus Rex morph from the cover of his main issue. Robotman's dark civilian wear of jeans and a leather jacket with shoulder pads from the Grant Morrison run made quite the impression, to the extent that he is depicted with such apparel in Gerard Way's run, the live-action TV show adaptation and the Max revival of Young Justice (2010).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6f78d9be	type	Resentful Guardian
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_6f78d9be	comment	Resentful Guardian: Nicholas Galtry became Beast Boy's legal guardian after his parents died and, in addition to treating Gar like trash, plotted to keep the child's inheritance for himself. Galtry's abuse is in fact the main reason Beast Boy turned to the Doom Patrol.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_723606c4	type	Adaptational Early Appearance
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_723606c4	comment	Adaptational Early Appearance: In the New 52 canon, most of the Paul Kupperberg run's roster (the exceptions being Robotman, who doesn't join the team until the second roster in this continuity, and Rhea Jones, who doesn't appear at all) are introduced during the Forever Evil (2013) event as the first incarnation of the Doom Patrol, when in the original continuity they were the second iteration of the team.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_729c69f3	type	Politically Incorrect Villain
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_729c69f3	comment	Politically Incorrect Villain: Mr. Jones in Grant Morrison's run wants Danny the Street destroyed for not conforming to his view of normalcy, especially taking issue to Danny's window displays using feminine decorations.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7315fd38	type	Covers Always Lie
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7315fd38	comment	The cover of the 20th issue of the Keith Giffen run, which had diddly-squat to do with the issue's actual story, depicts Robotman, Negative Man and Elasti-Girl stranded on a rock in the sea while butt naked.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_74c9cf33	type	Two Girls to a Team
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_74c9cf33	comment	Two Girls to a Team: Several rosters of the team only had two female members. Counting the genderfluid being Rebis who was created from Larry Trainor/Negative Man and Eleanor Poole merging into a single entity, the roster in Grant Morrison's run had Crazy Jane and Dorothy Spinner as the only two female members, with the alternate future one-shot Doom Force focusing on a future incarnation of the team that had an adult Dorothy Spinner as the only female on it besides Flux. Fever and Freak are the only two females in the roster of John Arcudi's run. John Byrne's run initially had a third female on the team named Faith, but she was phased out early on, leaving Elasti-Girl and Nudge as the only two females on that iteration of the team.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_754df088	type	Put on a Bus
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_754df088	comment	Put on a Bus: Five issues into John Byrne's run, Faith leaves the Doom Patrol to go back to the Justice League. Beast Boy literally leaves town on a bus after the real Robotman is rebuilt in John Arcudi's run, because he's an actor and can't turn down any opportunities in Hollywood; he's Back for the Finale arc, though not the final issue itself.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_777baed3	type	Out-of-Character Alert
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_777baed3	comment	As mentioned above, this went so far as being an Out-of-Character Alert. Typically, the only one regularly called by a codename was The Chief. Otherwise, they were Cliff, Rita, and Larry.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_77b03c0a	type	Remember the New Guy?
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_77b03c0a	comment	Remember the New Guy?: The John Byrne run introduced a few enemies of the Doom Patrol that the team faced off-screen before holding them prisoner at their base with little to no details given about their previous encounters: Rubber Maid, Barrage and Megalith.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_77cd64fa	type	Abled in the Adaptation
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_77cd64fa	comment	Abled in the Adaptation: The New 52 incarnation of Niles Caulder is able to walk and doesn't use a wheelchair.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7aa989ea	type	Token Evil Teammate
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7aa989ea	comment	Token Evil Teammate: The Brotherhood of Nada in Gerard Way's run seems even less malevolent than their Dada predecessors with the very notable exception of the Brutalist who feeds on the pain and misfortune of others by beating them to death.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7ad0e492	type	Imaginary Friend
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7ad0e492	comment	Imaginary Friend: Subverted in that Dorothy Spinner's imaginary friends are made real by her mind. Brutally real, as evidenced by the Candlemaker.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7b228c31	type	"L" Is for "Dyslexia"
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7b228c31	comment	"L" Is for "Dyslexia": Inflicted in Grant Morrison's run by a big Government Conspiracy on a whistleblower who's writing (or, rather, trying to write) an exposÃ©. All his typewritten pages contain gibberish. He later gains recognition as an underground surrealist writer, compared to James Joyce or William S. Burroughs.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7b74adb2	type	Grandfather Clause
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7b74adb2	comment	Grandfather Clause: It's been decades since Robotman's beefy body and Lantern Jaw of Justice were even remotely close to what a "futuristic robot" looked like, but his design is far too iconic for anyone to consider changing significantly. Robotman's destroyed original body itself is also rather obsolete as a plot device on the grounds of DC's surplus of magic and super-science.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7c48b272	type	Summon Bigger Fish
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7c48b272	comment	Summon Bigger Fish: The Men from N.O.W.H.E.R.E. arc culminates in the summoning of the Telephone Avatar, a horrific being said to have enslaved the dead and the telephone system ever since its creation. The only way it could be beaten was for Dorothy to let out the Candlemaker to kill it for her and save her friends. After that, the Candlemaker becomes increasingly more insistent that Dorothy let him out for good.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7cc7ff15	type	Mental Time Travel
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7cc7ff15	comment	Mental Time Travel: The 13th issue of John Byrne's run has Robotman send his mind back in time to try and prevent the accident that led to his brain being put into a robot body to save his life, with Rita doing the same to try and talk Cliff out of altering history.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7cdfe326	type	Cosmic Retcon
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7cdfe326	comment	John Byrne's series revamp in Volume 4 resurrected Rita but erased her history and instead had her get together with Cliff, which was undone by the Cosmic Retcon in Infinite Crisis to restore both Rita and Steve Dayton to a living married couple.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7fbb2a3	type	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero!
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_7fbb2a3	comment	Nice Job Breaking It, Hero: Keeg builds Cliff a new robot body that upgrades each time Cliff does a good deed or act of heroism, for example rescuing a cat from a tree. Cliff goes on a hero spree which results in a Bad Future where Cliff has become a planet and assimilated most of the galaxy into Planet Cliff. Subsequently, Mento tried to stop Planet Cliff into his helmet, only to lose control and lead to everyone becoming trapped for years.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_80a247a9	type	Breather Episode
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_80a247a9	comment	Breather Episode: Subverted. The arc that introduced Rhea Jones awakening from her coma had various side bits that were shaping up the final confrontation with the Men from N.O.W.H.E.R.E. and Flex Mentallo, but the arc itself had the main team traveling in space when all this took place. Issue #45 is a more conventional one, but still offers some Foreshadowing to the twist of the Chief being Evil All Along.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_81bdc398	type	He's Back!
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_81bdc398	comment	He's Back!: As of Issue 11 of Giffen's run, Mr. Nobody, now evolved in terms of his philosophy and calling himself Mr. Somebody.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_81db6cc7	type	Superhero Team Uniform
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_81db6cc7	comment	Superhero Team Uniform: The original Doom Patrol originally wore all-green uniforms in their debut in the 80th issue of My Greatest Adventure before they started wearing the more recognizable red and white uniforms by issue 89 (three issues after the comic was retitled Doom Patrol). During the Kupperburg run, the team wore uniforms with more variety in color. The Morrison run dispensed with uniforms entirely.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_820ac3c5	type	Dysfunction Junction
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_820ac3c5	comment	Dysfunction Junction: Practically every version of the Doom Patrol is this trope.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8319aaea	type	Compensating for Something
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8319aaea	comment	Compensating for Something: Codpiece has a massive laser cannon fastened over his groin due to an...inferiority complex.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_83a903f6	type	Stepford Smiler
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_83a903f6	comment	Stepford Smiler: Elasti-Girl is given this trait in a team-up story with The Flash. We're told that since she used to be a glamorous movie star, being turned into a "super-powered freak" was especially hard on her, and she smiles constantly in order to "look pretty" and keep others from being afraid of her. She has no idea that it has the complete opposite effect. This isn't brought up again in any other DP story; Word of God says that it took place during the team's early days (post-Byrne reboot) when Rita was still getting used to her new life. Which causes continuity problems of its' own, given that the story in question dealt with the Flash going to the Doom Patrol for help with his children's powers- who didn't show up in continuity until after Byrne's run on Doom Patrol was over.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_86331fae	type	The Anti-God
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_86331fae	comment	The Anti-God: Decreator, also known as Anti-God, is the first shadow cast by God's light. Once awakened, it will unmake all existence. However, Crazy Jane points out that it's a reflection, a vibration... and therefore, can be interfered with like any other wave-form. With the help of Rebis and Kipling, they manage to set up a counter-vibration that almost completely cancels out the Unmaker so that it's now only unmaking the universe very, very slowly. One bite at a time...
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8738b454	type	Signs of the End Times
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8738b454	comment	Signs of the End Times: As reality begins to merge with Orqwith - In New York (probably) an enormous refrigerator falls from a clear sky, crushing a priest. In Stuttgart, all the clocks chime 15. Simultaneously. In Kyoto, four stainless-steel pyramids are found rotating five feet above the ground. In Patagonia, a library is discovered. The books it contains are unknown, unreadable. In Johannesburg, a little girl named Harriet inexplicably catches fire. In Reykjavik, three shadows come to life and murder their owners. In London, Madame Tussaud's wax figure of John Lennon begins to bleed from bullet wound stigmata. 'In Rome, in Leningrad, in Darwin... "The door flew open, in he ran - the great, long, red-legged Scissorman."' In Barcelona, when the Cult of the Unwritten Book starts to summon the Decreator - A bus full of teenagers was possessed by the Unquiet Face and driven through the Corridor of Hallucinations The Needle Children, who cannot be seen through glass, laid pointless siege to an old folks' home in the suburbs. At 11:30, there was an outbreak of spirit skywriting which continued for an hour and a half. At midnight the word 'harmony' disappeared from the vocabulary of everyone in the city. At 12:30, the Embryo Stains invaded the marrow of a nightclub owner and forced him to compose terrifying poetry. Everything blue became temporarily invisible. The rain forgot how to fall. When Flex Mentallo tried to turn the Pentagon into a circle People saw God, and thought he looked 'kind of shifty'.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8774fb47	type	Eldritch Abomination
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8774fb47	comment	Eldritch Abomination: Many, the three most notable probably being the Decreator (a giant bloodshot eye in the sky rapidly unmaking all of existence), the Telephone Avatar (something that has haunted the telephone system for decades and is so horrible the dead are afraid of it) and the Candlemaker.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_87ede6fc	type	That Man Is Dead
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_87ede6fc	comment	That Man Is Dead: Rebis, who is a combination of Larry Trainor and Dr. Eleanor Poole. Cliff still refers to him/her as "Larry", even though Rebis denies being Larry Trainor anymore. Roughly played within the Giffen series, which reveals Larry's been dead since the accident that turned him into Negative Man. Since then, it's been the N-Man entity in a variety of clones. Maybe. Because the N-Man isn't sure he's not Larry either. Or something. The whole thing is sorta fuzzy, and even Larry (or "Larry") isn't certain anymore.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_88abba17	type	Horror Host
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_88abba17	comment	Horror Host: The 16th issue of Keith Giffen's run began with a horror show spoof hosted by a vampire named Count Suckula.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8a07e085	type	Denser and Wackier
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8a07e085	comment	Denser and Wackier: Than almost anything else in DC's entire library. They were billed as the "World's Strangest Heroes" for a reason. Morrison's run mostly averted this by being absurdist horror, but even its Lighter and Softer issues were so weird it made other Doom Patrol comics seem normal by comparison.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8ad43dc9	type	Ragtag Bunch of Misfits
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8ad43dc9	comment	Ragtag Bunch of Misfits: Every incarnation, but most notably Fever, Kid Slick, Freak, and Fast Forward ("Negative Man II"), who were relatively normal but faced difficulty working as a team.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8ae880f7	type	Deconstruction
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8ae880f7	comment	Deconstruction: Despite the word being beloved of comics critics at the time, Grant Morrison (in Supergods) maintains their run was not a deconstruction of superhero comics. Rather, it was the most traditional superhero comic they'd done at the time, it simply proceeded from a different cultural background than most comics. Instead of coming from a background of Jack Kirby, Flash Gordon, The Shadow and Edgar Rice Burroughs, Morrison started from Jorge Luis Borges, Post-Punk, Abbie Hoffman, and William S. Burroughs, and wrote what a superhero comic inspired by them might look like.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8b68d9a7	type	Stalker with a Crush
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8b68d9a7	comment	Steve Dayton was retconned by Keith Giffen into being a nasty pervert and Stalker with a Crush who was abusing Rita in her sleep.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8c30c2ac	type	Rewriting Reality
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8c30c2ac	comment	As reality begins to merge with Orqwith - In New York (probably) an enormous refrigerator falls from a clear sky, crushing a priest. In Stuttgart, all the clocks chime 15. Simultaneously. In Kyoto, four stainless-steel pyramids are found rotating five feet above the ground. In Patagonia, a library is discovered. The books it contains are unknown, unreadable. In Johannesburg, a little girl named Harriet inexplicably catches fire. In Reykjavik, three shadows come to life and murder their owners. In London, Madame Tussaud's wax figure of John Lennon begins to bleed from bullet wound stigmata. 'In Rome, in Leningrad, in Darwin... "The door flew open, in he ran - the great, long, red-legged Scissorman."'
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8cb1a369	type	Took a Level in Jerkass
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8cb1a369	comment	Took a Level in Jerkass: The False Memory in Pollack's run. She started as just one of the many personas belonging to the chameleon-like Identity Addict. When she came back in #83, she spends her time walking around giving people fake memories, eventually trying to insert herself in the Doom Patrol by manipulating their memories to her favor, such as making Coagula think she was raped as a teenager by her husband. Only Dorothy rejects the fake memories immediately and manages to snap her teammates back to their senses.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8dc8a02d	type	Derailing Love Interests
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8dc8a02d	comment	However, in Volume 5, Keith Giffen dropped a nuclear bomb on their relationship by retconning Steve Dayton into a wicked pervert abusing his Power Perversion Potential and having Rita put him in traction by hurling him into the distance. They divorced and went un-followed up until Flashpoint brought an end to the post-crisis universe.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8e20979	type	Wham Episode
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8e20979	comment	Wham Episode: Issue 57, "The Nature of the Catastrophe", in which the Chief explains that he was responsible for the entire original Patrol's tragic backstories and has been controlling every major plot beat they've gone through since. He is then decapitated by the Candlemaker, who then goes on to destroy Cliff's brain.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8e3567ad	type	Menstrual Menace
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8e3567ad	comment	Menstrual Menace: Dorothy Spinner's first menstruation causes her imaginary friends to try to force her to wear "red, bloody shoes." The comparisons to The Wizard of Oz are all intentional, too.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8fac4a3a	type	Superpower Lottery
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_8fac4a3a	comment	Superpower Lottery: The Quiz has "every superpower you haven't thought of." She's able to do whatever she wants as long as you aren't thinking about it.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_90c018ac	type	Justified Trope
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_90c018ac	comment	Crazy Jane. Justified in that she has 64 separate personalities with 64 separate powers. Not all the personalities are nice, either.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_912b24c4	type	Art Shift
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_912b24c4	comment	Art Shift: The issues that deal with the second return of the Brotherhood of Dada are done in a much more cartoony style. Possibly justified since they're centered a lot around LSD, and all the characters are tripping balls.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_91d8f769	type	Non-Human Non-Binary
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_91d8f769	comment	Non-Human Non-Binary: Rebis, the Fusion Dance of Negative Man (Larry Trainor), Dr. Eleanor Poole, and the genderless Negative Spirit, who refers to themselves in the plural.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_927b2f11	type	The Bus Came Back
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_927b2f11	comment	The Bus Came Back: Gerard Way's run has established that the entire history of the Doom Patrol before Flashpoint still happened, picking up where Keith Giffen's run ended and acknowledging most of Morrison's run, with no mention of the team's New 52 appearances.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_93ed8515	type	Set Right What Once Went Wrong
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_93ed8515	comment	Set Right What Once Went Wrong: During Weight of the Worlds, both Casey, inhabiting Jane's Underground, and Mento set out to stop the Bad Future from happening. They both travel back in time, independently from each other. Mento arrives with no memory of how he got there, while Casey travels through Jane's underground to send a message to herself. Mento almost causes the Bad Future to happen again while Casey!Jane stops it, erasing that future version of herself.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_94e17e7e	type	Fluffy Tamer
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_94e17e7e	comment	Fluffy Tamer: An early issue showed Rita in her giantess form cuddling lions and tigers at the local zoo like they were housecats. Little wonder she was so good raising a child who can shapeshift into any creature he can think of.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_9588c44b	type	First Period Panic
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_9588c44b	comment	First Period Panic: Dorothy Spinner recalls experiencing her first period to be a horrifying ordeal for her, initially thinking she was going to die.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_95b7c400	type	Faux Affably Evil
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_95b7c400	comment	Faux Affably Evil: Darren Jones likes to believe he's a normal guy living a 1950s sitcom-esque life with his wife in the suburbs, complete with a Laugh Track built into his house. This is the first indicator that he's a dangerously insane and hypocritical idiot obsessed with stomping out anything considered to be a "Quirk", using a knock-off version of the Men from N.O.W.H.E.R.E. to hunt down strange things and destroy them. Both issues he's in rapidly point out how disturbing Darren is despite how "normal" he insists he is. He engages in such activities as eating "skinless stew" (which appears to be made from blood and bugs), gouged his wife's eyes out and made her wear googly eyes, planned to use something called "love worms" on her when she pointed out that they are strange, and his boss seems to have a lava lamp head.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_95c2a9dd	type	Outliving One's Offspring
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_95c2a9dd	comment	Outliving One's Offspring: Flex Mentallo's creator Wally Sage dies at the end of the Men from N.O.W.H.E.R.E. arc, with his mother shown in mourning two issues later.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_9778d5ee	type	Episode Discussion Scene
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_9778d5ee	comment	Episode Discussion Scene: Doom Patrol #121 featured one with the writers.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_9890e176	type	Same Character, But Different
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_9890e176	comment	Same Character, But Different: Grant Morrison's take on the Doom Patrol regulars, Chief, Robotman, and Negative Man. The Chief was newly depicted as an uncaring, murderous figure (compared to the original, who loved and cherished his team), while Robotman became a cynical everyman rather than the boisterous bruiser he started as. Negative Man was perhaps the most transformed of the three of them, being revamped into the tripartite figure of Rebis Steve Dayton was retconned by Keith Giffen into being a nasty pervert and Stalker with a Crush who was abusing Rita in her sleep.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_99dfd4fc	type	Nothing Is the Same Anymore
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_99dfd4fc	comment	Nothing Is the Same Anymore: By the end of Weight of the Worlds, several characters have gone through changes: Larry has changed from the Negative Man into the Positive Man, and Keeg the Negative Spirit can exist independently of him. Casey Brink [[has reverted into a comic book and Danny has been reduced to a call box.]] Robotman [[after realizes he has gone insane with power, rebuilds himself as a cyborg baby.]]
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_9aa3d869	type	Creative Sterility
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_9aa3d869	comment	Creative Sterility: During the Morrison run, the Department of Defence kidnapped Wally Sage, a young reality warper to help them conceive of exotic means of weaponry. Unfortunately, after over a decade of exploitation, Wally's ideas started to diminish with his failing health, resulting in underwhelmingly twisted creations such as bird skull-headed wraiths armed with toy boomerangs.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_9bee1a7f	type	Eldritch Location
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_9bee1a7f	comment	Eldritch Location: Orqwith is a parasitic dimension that was created when a dictionary about it was written in a langaguage that didn't exist. It sends Scissormen to cut people from our world and bring them to Orqwith. The city itself is very bizarre, with bone buildings, surreal constructions (Such as a "weeping clock" or a machine that tracks the movement of the starts using the skull of kid) and a sickening brown atmosphere. Danny the Street is a benevolent and pleasant version of this, in fact possibly the most well-adjusted member of any incarnation of the Doom Patrol. Regardless, they are a sentient street who can teleport to anywhere they want, they feed on human emotions, can understand human language and can regenerate themself from a brick. The Pentagon (yes, really), which is filled with all kinds of messed up and horrific things that are only barely understood by the Department of Defense themselves, if at all. Of note with the Pentagon, it has repeatedly been destroyed but the next time it is seen, has been rebuilt with a new eldritch horror working within.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Issue #45 is a more conventional one, but still offers some Foreshadowing to the twist of the Chief being Evil All Along.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_9dcc010d	type	Signature Sound Effect
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_9dcc010d	comment	Signature Sound Effect: Negative Man's distinctive "crackle". Drake and Premiani often represented radio waves, Drake's Applied Phlebotinum of choice, with "CRZZZZZZ".
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a08199ec	type	The Dog Was the Mastermind
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a08199ec	comment	The Dog Was the Mastermind: The would-be cosmos destroyers in the Cult of the Unwritten book were led by the Archons of Nurnheim â€”- i.e. a couple of Punch And Judy puppets.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a32334b4	type	Canon Discontinuity
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a32334b4	comment	Canon Discontinuity: As far as Gerard Way's Doom Patrol (2016) is concerned, the team that appeared in the New 52-era Justice League don't count, and instead the series picks up an ambiguous amount of time after Giffen's series endednote Admittedly, Giffen had already rid himself of the last few old members by having Nudge sawn in half with machinegun fire and her companion Grunt run off into the wild in a panic. The Doom Patrol is relatively rare among DC titles in that it's never had a true reboot (except for John Byrne's, which rapidly got un-rebooted), and all the previous series "count" to some extent.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a3422c3b	type	Period Shaming
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a3422c3b	comment	Period Shaming: According to Rachel Pollack's run, one of the many causes of Dorothy's dysphoria is the fact that when she started menstruating, the bullies who were already targeting her because of her apelike appearance started beating her up while chanting "Monkey on the rag!" Not helping matters was when her mother subsequently told her to her face that she should've been aborted, which was made worse in hindsight when John Arcudi's run later established that the Spinners were Dorothy's adoptive parents.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a426ae28	type	Multiple-Choice Past
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a426ae28	comment	Multiple-Choice Past: In the 82nd issue of My Greatest Adventure, the Chief suspects that there is a traitor within his team and gives different accounts of his backstory to Elasti-Girl, Robotman and Negative Man to see which story gets leaked. He tells Elasti-Girl that he is an alien, Robotman that he was raised in a Tibetan monastery and Negative Man that he was a model student of Cambridge University. The story he told Elasti-Girl is the one that gets leaked, and it turns out none of these origins are true. John Byrne's run notoriously disregarded every preceding run by having the series star a revamped version of the team's original roster of the Chief, Robotman, Negative Man and Elasti-Girl, with new characters Faith, Nudge, Grunt and Vortex included as additional recruits. One of the changes was the identity of who was responsible for crippling the Chief. While it was originally established to be General Immortus, Byrne's run instead revealed that the one responsible was T'oombala, the shaman of a tribe the Chief once helped during a plague who made the Chief disabled out of jealousy at his medical expertise. With the Cosmic Retcon caused by Infinite Crisis restoring every previous Doom Patrol series to continuity, this presumably included restoring General Immortus to being the one who crippled the Chief.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a58e5ad7	type	Naked People Are Funny
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a58e5ad7	comment	Naked People Are Funny: Fever in the John Arcudi run would sometimes have the misfortune of destroying her own clothes because of her difficulty controlling her powers, being left naked before she can get a means of covering up. In the final issue, when Robotman dreams that Doc Magnus puts the team's brains into robot bodies, Fever is upset that her new body has no clothes and desperately tries to cover herself. The eighth issue of the John Byrne run has a de-evolved Rita Farr returned to her human form and left nude in the process because she tore off her uniform shortly after becoming an ape monster while at giant size. Panicked at her nudity, she shrinks down to avoid being seen and quickly fashions a temporary outfit from a discarded tissue before she is able to put on a spare uniform. The cover of the 20th issue of the Keith Giffen run, which had diddly-squat to do with the issue's actual story, depicts Robotman, Negative Man and Elasti-Girl stranded on a rock in the sea while butt naked. The fourth issue of Weight of the Worlds ends with the villain Skarg being left naked as a result of the Secret Spandex being separated from his body, his crotch obscured by his own speech bubble and his humiliation at everyone seeing his privates being played for humor.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a58e762d	type	The Fantastic Faux
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a58e762d	comment	The Fantastic Faux: The original iteration was a rather obvious homage to the Fantastic Four, with Robotman having super-strength and a freakish appearance as well as an orange coloring, Elasti-Girl having stretching abilities, Negative Man having energy powers and flight, and the Chief having super-intelligence, and except the Chief, all their powers came from freak accidents (later retconned as having been caused by the Chief himself.) Grant Morrison's run took this further in one issue, where an out-of-continuity story drawn in a style mimicking Jack Kirby renamed the team the Legion of the Strange (the name itself referencing Challengers of the Unknown, who were also created by Jack Kirby and are considered the Fantastic Four's inspiration), had Robotman go by his original codename Automaton as well as given a clunkier appearance reminiscent of The Thing and depicted the team wearing matching uniforms similar to those worn by the Fantastic Four with the differences of being colored green instead of blue and the insignia being a question mark as opposed to the number four.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a62dca03	type	Year Inside, Hour Outside
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a62dca03	comment	Year Inside, Hour Outside: After Keeg Bovo, the Negative Spirit, reunites with Larry, Larry is given the ability to experience an entire life whenever Keeg has to leave Larry's body. For example, being asleep for 32 minutes might feel like 32 years for Larry. While initially a good experience, it leads to Larry becoming depressed due to his multiple deaths in each dream lifetime.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a97dc2ea	type	Time to Unlock More True Potential
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_a97dc2ea	comment	Time to Unlock More True Potential: Invoked directly with the new cyborg body Keeg built Cliff. The only way to upgrade and enhance his body is for Cliff to continue doing good deeds. He goes on a good-deed bender which eventually results in him becoming a planet.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ae0e2472	type	Contrasting Replacement Character
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ae0e2472	comment	Contrasting Replacement Character: Pollack's run introduced some of this to the characters Morrison asked her not to use. Crazy Jane's a biological woman who had been abused as a kid, had an implied hatred towards sex and was, at her best, unstable. Kate Godwin on the other hand was born a male but later changed her sex, had a relatively normal childhood but was lead to believe she had been abused, is very sex positive (She worked as a hooker at one point) and is the Only Sane Woman on the team. Rebis was an intersexual Energy Being covered in bandages who was very aloof and cold, very single minded, and had troubles with their own identity. The George and Marion on the other hand are a married couple of also Energy Beings covered in bandages who nevertheless were very affectionate, caring and friendly, and were perfectly OK with being the Bandage People.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ae3d6438	type	Deadpan Snarker
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ae3d6438	comment	Deadpan Snarker: Flash Forward is soon nicknamed Negative Man by his teammates for his icy temperament. Likewise, Beast Boy. Yes, that Beast Boy. He made his debut here, where he frequently made snippy remarks towards the rest of the team. In Grant Morrison's stint as a writer, Robotman had a tendency to make dry remarks.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_af3ea0e3	type	Faceâ€“Heel Turn
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_af3ea0e3	comment	Faceâ€“Heel Turn: In Gerard Way's run, "D" or The Disappointment used to be a superhero called Haxxalon the Star Archer, but the cancelation of his comic book right before he was to be married to the love of his life, Starlene, turned him into a deicidal Yandere obsessed with bringing about the matrimonial story that never was.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b11ac9f5	type	Abusive Parents
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b11ac9f5	comment	Dorothy Spinner lived with Abusive Parents (who were retroactively established in John Arcudi's run to not even be her biological parents) before joining the Doom Patrol and ended up having the Bandage People George and Marion become her more caring surrogate parents in Rachel Pollack's run.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b1814b1d	type	Wanted a Son Instead
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b1814b1d	comment	Wanted a Son Instead: When the Beard-Hunter's mother is interviewed by the police, she remarks that she wishes she had a daughter instead of a son.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b2280b66	type	Retcon
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b2280b66	comment	Retcon: All over the damn place, and several tend to go with a heaping helping of Same Character, But Different. After famously dying at the end of the original title, Paul Kupperberg's work with the team undid the demise of The Chief, Negative Man, and Robotman. (Not Elasti-girl, alas). One of the wilder, and more famous, examples are the recontextualization of the group's origin by Grant Morrison at the end of their run when it turns out the Chief has been Evil All Along and not only caused the accidents that turned them into "freaks' in the first place but engineered their deaths at the end of their first comic series. This revelation was of a piece with Morrison's radically different take on the Chief who was cold and manipulative, rather than the kindly and heroic figure he was originally depicted as. Rachel Pollack's run introduced a character called the False Memory, who tries to implement several retcons to get into the team. Mostly, she hangs around Cliff and keeps granting him memories of adventures he had with Crazy Jane that never happened. George and Marion are kept idle with nostalgia-fueled memories of cookouts with George Bush Sr. and John F. Kennedy, while the Chief keeps his distance and Kate is traumatized by memories of being gang-raped. The retcons only exist within the characters' memories, which are removed thanks to Dorothy actively rejecting them because her mind is fragile enough as is. John Byrne's run dismissed the entire Doom Patrol history and rebooted the series to start all over again with the original cast of the Chief, Robotman, Negative Man and Elasti-Girl (who had been killed off in the original series and never resurrected). Geoff Johns, in an issue of Teen Titans, had the rebooted Doom Patrol regaining all their memories of their previous continuities so that all versions of the Doom Patrol (including Byrne's and Pollack's) were no longer Exiled from Continuity, although it was now unclear how Elasti-Girl and the Chief could be alive. Johns' Teen Titans run later provided a flashback in which the Chief saved Elasti-Girl by regrowing her from a surviving cells after the explosion. Then Keith Giffen's Doom Patrol series included another flashback showing the moment where Robotman was reunited with the restored Elasti-Girl. However, Giffen's run was cancelled before he could explain how the Chief had come back to life after his death in the Pollack run. Gerard Way's run re-establishes the previous Doom Patrol series as having happened, and implicitly throws aside their New 52 -era Justice League appearances.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b2e41ad6	type	Pitiful Worms
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b2e41ad6	comment	Pitiful Worms: The seventh issue of the 1987 series has Shrapnel dismiss Karma, Rhea and Scott as gnats that are in his way.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b4322cd7	type	Cuckoo Nest
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b4322cd7	comment	Cuckoo Nest: Grant Morrison's final issue centers on Crazy Jane in a mental hospital in the real world, where one of the supervising doctors, convinced all of her Doom Patrol adventures have been delusions, subjects her to electroshock and discharges her to live a humdrum "normal" existence. However, in the end, teammate Cliff Steele saves her from suicide by taking her "home" to the utopian Danny the World.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b4fb00f6	type	Mistaken for Pedophile
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b4fb00f6	comment	Mistaken for Pedophile: The 13th issue of John Byrne's run has Robotman and Rita use Mental Time Travel, the former to prevent the accident that resulted in Cliff Steel's brain being put into a robot body and the latter to talk Cliff out of altering history. Robotman and Rita still see themselves and one another as their present-day forms, but to onlookers appear as a human man and a 13-year-old girl, which leads to trouble when Cliff's girlfriend walks in on him embracing what looks like an underage girl.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b53077b3	type	Take That!
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b53077b3	comment	Take That!: Towards the end of their run, Morrison put out a one-shot Doom Patrol special entitled "Doom Force". It highlighted every trope of the Liefeldian Dark Age had to offer, from the artistic failings to the horrible characters. It ended with one member of Young Blood Image Comics Doom Force dead, and the remaining members declaring him a creep, walking away in an "Everybody Laughs" Ending.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b6c0ef1f	type	What Have I Become?
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b6c0ef1f	comment	What Have I Become?: Most of the leads experience this at one point or another after their transformations.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b77c5ecb	type	"End of the World" Special
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b77c5ecb	comment	"End of the World" Special: This seems to be what happens at the end of Morrison's run, with Danny the Street expanding to become the magical Danny the World for Cliff and Jane.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b7d2dbed	type	Tonight, Someone Dies
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b7d2dbed	comment	Tonight, Someone Dies: Parodied in the Doom Force one-shot, where the cover has an arrow labeled "Which one of these heroes will die?" pointed directly at the face of Shasta the Living Mountain, who indeed turned out to be the sole casualty of the team in the story.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b8237752	type	HollywoodCyborg
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b8237752	comment	Hollywood Cyborg: Cliff Steele.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b8e3f20a	type	Demoted to Extra
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_b8e3f20a	comment	Demoted to Extra: Tends to happen to them. Often lampshaded at the end of their newest guest appearance in some other hero team's series.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_bab2af18	type	Backstory Invader
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_bab2af18	comment	Backstory Invader: Rachel Pollack's run had the False Memory, a character who had the power to make people remember things that weren't really there. She tries to infiltrate the Doom Patrol by using her power to dupe the team into believing she's a longtime associate of theirs, but is ultimately forced to leave when Dorothy Spinner refuses to believe her deceptions and convinces the rest of the team to pull the wool from their eyes.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_bec0417c	type	Happily Married
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_bec0417c	comment	Happily Married: Rita and Steve had this briefly in the sixties but have suffered repeated Happy Ending Overrides. Despite a rocky start, they did end up happily married until Rita died with the rest of the patrol, which made her The Lost Lenore (Steve Dayton would later die in the pages of Deathstroke). John Byrne's series revamp in Volume 4 resurrected Rita but erased her history and instead had her get together with Cliff, which was undone by the Cosmic Retcon in Infinite Crisis to restore both Rita and Steve Dayton to a living married couple. However, in Volume 5, Keith Giffen dropped a nuclear bomb on their relationship by retconning Steve Dayton into a wicked pervert abusing his Power Perversion Potential and having Rita put him in traction by hurling him into the distance. They divorced and went un-followed up until Flashpoint brought an end to the post-crisis universe. Currently they seem to be suffering a Continuity Snarl. Rita Farr appears in the pages of Doom Patrol Vol. 6, while in the pages of Titans: Burning Rage, Steve Dayton's wife Rita has passed away. Bumblebee and Vox (former members of the Titans who joined the Patrol during the events of One Year Later) had been married happily since the 1980s, but are revealed in Doom Patrol Volume 5 to have divorced off-screen. Averted with Larry, Eleanor, and the Negative Entity. While all sharing Rebis' body and mind, their internal dialogue shows both deep anger and happiness. George and Marion (the Bandage People) are as happy as they seem with each other.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_bef696dd	type	Mind Screw
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_bef696dd	comment	One of the wilder, and more famous, examples are the recontextualization of the group's origin by Grant Morrison at the end of their run when it turns out the Chief has been Evil All Along and not only caused the accidents that turned them into "freaks' in the first place but engineered their deaths at the end of their first comic series. This revelation was of a piece with Morrison's radically different take on the Chief who was cold and manipulative, rather than the kindly and heroic figure he was originally depicted as.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_c05de85d	type	Mindlink Mates
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_c05de85d	comment	Mindlink Mates: Coagula and Robotman after they share a body during "The Teiresias War."
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_c25c7890	type	Fun with Acronyms
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_c25c7890	comment	Fun with Acronyms: The fake Men From N.O.W.H.E.R.E. can only speak in sentences that are acronyms for "N.O.W.H.E.R.E.".
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_c26e2b1	type	New Powers as the Plot Demands
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_c26e2b1	comment	New Powers as the Plot Demands: Crazy Jane. Justified in that she has 64 separate personalities with 64 separate powers. Not all the personalities are nice, either. One of the Doom Patrol's enemies, The Quiz, also has "Every power you haven't thought of," literally, so in order to fight her, people have to constantly think of and/or shout out a long list of all known superpowers. Unfortunately nobody can ever think of every superpower, so the Quiz has yet to be defeated in a conventional battle (that we get to see) note In her introduction, the Japanese superhero Rising Sun beat her when she was newly emerged. He broke her arms and legs and had her chained in her underwear, so that her dirt phobia kept her from using her powers. In a new body built by Keeg, Robotman gets a new upgrade each time he does a good deed.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_c3fbac64	type	Bestiality Is Depraved
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_c3fbac64	comment	Bestiality Is Depraved: Deconstructed and ignored with the Brain and Monsieur Mallah's relationship. While both are villains, the only thing that's ever really discussed is that they're gay, and rarely, if ever, does the fact that that the Brain is well, a human Brain in a Jar and Mallah is an evolved gorilla comes up.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_c6fa273c	type	Knights and Knaves
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_c6fa273c	comment	Knights and Knaves: The expansion of Orqwith can only be stopped by the solution to one of these puzzles.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ca87e3ec	comment	No Name Given: In Weight of the Worlds, issue 5, Cliff meets a young boy whose last name is "Clark". When the boy is about to tell Cliff what everyone calls him, he is cut off. It is heavily implied that "Clark" might actually be a version of Kate Godwin, since Kate's dead name was Clark. Some implications are their same green eye color, a Pride poster in Clark's room, and Clark's references to Doom Patrol's Vertigo run, in which Kate first appeared.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_cb0743c0	type	Lame Pun Reaction
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_cb0743c0	comment	Lame Pun Reaction: In the 14th issue of John Byrne's run, Cliff's visit to the Superman & Batman: Generations timeline has Elasti-Girl defeat the Brain by flicking him off of his mechanized tank. In response to this, Kid Flash quips about the Brain's defeat being how you "get ahead in the world", Supergirl reacting to the bad pun by groaning.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_cb73b96	type	Cope by Creating
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_cb73b96	comment	Cope by Creating: In the Pollack run, Dorothy Spinner uses her psychic abilities to create lots of imaginary friends as a way of coping with her profound loneliness. She even created her own version of Robotman, one that would never leave her. She does this again during the Arcudi run.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_cc4b45f6	type	Word of God
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_cc4b45f6	comment	The whole point of the original field team; each had a horrible disfigurement or some other way in which their powers were supposedly as much a curse as a blessing. The problem is, this wasn't true of Elasti-Girl; Word of God says this is the reason she was the only member of the original team not brought back for Morrison's run. (Later runs that include Rita now compensate by endowing her with Body Horror — her body melts like wax when she's not consciously shaping it).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ce104b8e	type	Serial Escalation
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ce104b8e	comment	Serial Escalation: Especially Grant Morrison's run.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_cf4d770	type	Nightmare Fuel
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_cf4d770	comment	Nightmare Fuel: An in-universe invoked use of this trope appears during the "Men from N.O.W.H.E.R.E." arc. The officials who run the Ant Farm project create the aforementioned Men by collecting the husks of the newly dead. They're then traumatized by being read to from Lucy Clifford's "Anyhow Stories," which is apparently the one thing out there terrifying enough to shatter whatever willpower the dead might still have.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_cffd71bd	type	Most Common Super Power
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_cffd71bd	comment	Most Common Superpower: The concept of comic book superheroines being depicted with large breasts is lampooned in the Doom Force one-shot, where Doom Force members Flux and Spinner (an older version of Dorothy Spinner) as well as the villain Count Zero's sister Una are depicted with sizeable mammaries.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_d001c42c	type	Anti-Villain
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_d001c42c	comment	Anti-Villain: The Brotherhood of Dada as led by Mr. Nobody believed they were genuinely making the world a better place by embracing insanity and strangeness, feeling a world without order or boundaries would be far less oppressive for the majority of the downtrodden, the abused, and the mentally ill. In their last appearance, Robotman ends up trying to save them when the government dispatches a team to kill them.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_d2102da0	type	Bad People Abuse Animals
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_d2102da0	comment	Bad People Abuse Animals: When Dorothy Spinner describes how awful her bully Bernard Muller (who was killed as a result of the first wish the Candlemaker granted her, much to her regret) was to her, a flashback panel shows Dorothy horrified that Bernard had hung a cat (no context is given on whether the cat was Dorothy's pet or merely a stray she befriended).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_d298bc9a	type	I Wished You Were Dead
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_d298bc9a	comment	I Wished You Were Dead: Dorothy deeply regrets how she once wished for her bully Bernard Muller to die, not expecting the Candlemaker to grant the wish by murdering Bernard.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_d31da2e3	type	If It's You, It's Okay
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_d31da2e3	comment	If It's You, It's Okay: Kate considers herself a lesbian until she begins to fall for Cliff.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_d7fc9fd0	type	Vitriolic Best Buds
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_d7fc9fd0	comment	Vitriolic Best Buds: In the original run, Cliff, Larry, Steve, and Gar. They all fought with each other like crazy but did care for each other. (Well... Cliff and Larry cared for each other and eventually for Gar. Steve... not quite so much.)
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_d83f3588	type	Depending on the Artist
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_d83f3588	comment	Depending on the Artist: In series following the original Arnold Drake run, Cliff Steele would be lucky if his Robotman body could keep a consistent design for longer than a few issues. Dorothy Spinner's physical appearance had several aspects subject to change depending on who drew her, such as whether she wore her hair in pigtails or wore her hair down, whether she'd have hairy arms and the severity of her ape-like deformities (with Erik Larsen, Doug Braithwaite and Tan Eng Huat depicting her with a high forehead and a prominent brow, features which almost every other artist to draw her didn't use).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_d9ffec82	type	Curb-Stomp Battle
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_d9ffec82	comment	Curbstomp Battle: The first time they fought the Brotherhood of Dada, Doom Patrol only had Cliff, Rebis, and Jane in the field. Outnumbered and with no one matching the power of the Quiz or Sleepwalker's brute strength, the Patrol went down fast. Doom Patrol never did defeat the first Brotherhood of Dada as the latter had a Heelâ€“Face Turn and helped save the world.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_da264b9c	type	Word-Salad Horror
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_da264b9c	comment	Word-Salad Horror: Grant Morrison's run was full of this. Word salads are used as magical spells, as utterances from mad demonic creatures like the Scissormen, and so on.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_da76b18	type	Hijacked by Ganon
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_da76b18	comment	Hijacked by Ganon: In the Way run, Terry None, who is distributing the sinister miracle condiment $#!+, is actually the daughter of and frontwoman for Mr. Nobody. In Morrison's run, the Chief's plans to use nanomachines to evolve the world is cut short when they're used to give the Candlemaker a proper body in which to manifest.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_dad134b4	type	Exiled from Continuity
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_dad134b4	comment	Geoff Johns, in an issue of Teen Titans, had the rebooted Doom Patrol regaining all their memories of their previous continuities so that all versions of the Doom Patrol (including Byrne's and Pollack's) were no longer Exiled from Continuity, although it was now unclear how Elasti-Girl and the Chief could be alive.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_dc1761bd	type	A God Am I
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_dc1761bd	comment	A God Am I: The team briefly encountered a dapper entity called "Red Jack" that insisted it was also God and created the universe. Since it was insane almost nothing it said could be taken at face value, though, except for the fact that it needed the pain to live. The Candlemaker insists multiple times that he "created all of this" after being let out into the physical world. Even the Chief gets in on it; after creating nanomachines, he says that now they have the technology to be like gods, though he admits it sounds over the top.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_dcab4435	type	Magic Floppy Disk
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_dcab4435	comment	Magic Floppy Disk: Cliff's whole personality and memories fit in a couple of floppies.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_dcb2305f	type	Legion of Doom
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_dcb2305f	comment	Legion of Doom: The Brotherhood of Evil (Mallah, Madame Rouge and the Brain) recruit General Immortus, Garguax, and his plastic army into an expanded organization, in a Wham Episode of the original series.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_dd2fe8c3	type	Porky Pig Pronunciation
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_dd2fe8c3	comment	Porky Pig Pronunciation: In issue 109 of volume one, Beast Boy struggles to say "ornithology" while taunting Mandred and settles for instead saying "bird study".
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_deb39de3	type	Bad Future
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_deb39de3	comment	Bad Future: It's implied that Doom Force, a one-shot focusing on an alternate future incarnation of the team with an adult Dorothy Spinner as the only member retained from a previous roster, takes place in a future where the Chief's global catastrophe intended to raise the metahuman population while culling the ordinary humans occurred. Another Bad Future occurs in Weight of the Worlds. Cliff continued to upgrade into a planet, and Mento tries to stop him but loses control. This ends up trapping the team in a city called Goliath on Planet Cliff. Overtime Rita has lost control of her body, looking like a large bud-like creature; Beast Boy became trapped as a chimpanzee; Casey entered Jane's Underground and became trapped, with her becoming Jane's dominant and only personality; Danny disappeared; Flex became lost in space; Larry was used as a power source for Mento's helmet.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_df582b0b	type	Continuity Snarl
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_df582b0b	comment	Currently they seem to be suffering a Continuity Snarl. Rita Farr appears in the pages of Doom Patrol Vol. 6, while in the pages of Titans: Burning Rage, Steve Dayton's wife Rita has passed away.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e0b6edec	type	OnlySaneWoman
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e0b6edec	comment	Crazy Jane's a biological woman who had been abused as a kid, had an implied hatred towards sex and was, at her best, unstable. Kate Godwin on the other hand was born a male but later changed her sex, had a relatively normal childhood but was lead to believe she had been abused, is very sex positive (She worked as a hooker at one point) and is the Only Sane Woman on the team.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e11b003d	type	Translation Convention
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e11b003d	comment	Translation Convention: The Quiz's debut in Grant Morrison's run shows some Japanese people speaking English so the reader can understand what they're saying without knowing Japanese.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e35ab565	type	Indy Ploy
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e35ab565	comment	Indy Ploy: The heroes have to rely on the Indy ploy fairly regularly. Even the most Crazy-Prepared hero can't anticipate some of this weirdness.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e41b191f	type	Nude Nature Dance
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e41b191f	comment	Nude Nature Dance: Rachel Pollack's run has an arc where Dorothy Spinner saves the day by performing a ritual where she dances topless while drenched in pomegranate juice.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e431c24c	type	Not Quite Dead
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e431c24c	comment	After famously dying at the end of the original title, Paul Kupperberg's work with the team undid the demise of The Chief, Negative Man, and Robotman. (Not Elasti-girl, alas).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e545d293	type	Narm
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e545d293	comment	Narm: Deliberately invoked in-universe with the Codpiece, a man so insecure about his small penis that he built a literal weaponized dick and used it to rob a bank. Unfortunately, many readers took him at face value and didn't realize he was supposed to be a joke.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e6a901a3	type	Meaningful Rename
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e6a901a3	comment	Meaningful Rename: Occurs several times during Weight of the Worlds: After living multiple lifetimes through his dreams, Larry changes from the "Negative Man" into the "Positive Man". As a result, Keeg does not need to inhabit Larry's body and can exist independently. After Keeg builds Cliff a new body, Cliff names himself "Cliff Fixit" as he sets out to fix any person's issues and do more heroic deeds.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e6c6d3ea	type	Something Person
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e6c6d3ea	comment	Something Person: The original team was made up of these: Robotman, Elasti-Girl, Negative Man, and later Negative Woman. As time when on, though, Cliff (who hated being called Robotman anyway, since he wasn't technically a robot) just went by his real name. Not just Cliff; Rita and Larry despised their noms de guerre too. Larry always referred to Negative Man as a separate entity, giving him orders (maybe Crazy Jane wasn't the only one with multiple personality issues?). As mentioned above, this went so far as being an Out-of-Character Alert. Typically, the only one regularly called by a codename was The Chief. Otherwise, they were Cliff, Rita, and Larry.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e9db9908	type	Younger Than They Look
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_e9db9908	comment	Younger Than They Look: Dorothy Spinner's age was initially ambiguous, with some artists drawing her in a way that she looked like an adult woman (particularly Erik Larsen in her debut during Paul Kupperberg's run and her depiction in the cover art by Glenn Fabry for the Vertigo Jam one-shot), but Rachel Pollack's run indicated she was a minor after showing her living by herself in an apartment by having Cliff tell Dorothy she was "too young" to know what the phone sex operators in George and Marion's home were doing in issue 68 as well as the recap page of issue 70 explicitly stating that Dorothy is 14 years old. It would not be until John Arcudi's run, where she was revealed to have become comatose and was ultimately Taken Off Life Support, that Dorothy would canonically reach adulthood, as it was stated that the incident that put her in a coma occurred four years prior to the events of Arcudi's run, indicating that Dorothy was most likely at least 18 years old when Cliff begrudgingly allowed her to die.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ea39d156	type	Who Wants to Live Forever?
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ea39d156	comment	Also the Brain (who can't even move on his own in some incarnations) and General Immortus (who is immortal, but not unaging).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ea85d6ea	type	All Just a Dream
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ea85d6ea	comment	All Just a Dream: Used as a Framing Device during the Grant Morrison run to introduce an Affectionate Parody (Pastiche, really) of the '60s Fantastic Four.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_eb7c34cf	type	Crossover
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_eb7c34cf	comment	Crossover: The original run by Arnold Drake had a crossover with Challengers of the Unknown, which occurred in the 48th issue of Challengers and the 102nd issue of Doom Patrol, as well as a team-up with the Barry Allen Flash in the 65th issue of The Brave and the Bold. The Kupperberg run made a habit of using Superman (naturally, since he was also writing for that title), featuring a crossover with him when Robotman accidentally got a hold of Metallo's spare parts, an adventure with Power Girl fighting the Lord of Chaos Pythia, and even got visited by Lex Luthor, who was trying to force the Patrol into a desperate position to make them his pawns. The 14th issue of John Byrne's run had Robotman find himself shifting to several alternate timelines, with one of the timelines being John Byrne's Superman & Batman: Generations, where Cliff finds himself a member of this continuity's Doom Patrol and assists Kid Flash, Supergirl, Dick Grayson as Batman and Bruce Wayne, Jr. as Robin in confronting the Brain and Monsieur Mallah (the scene in question in fact being the only time the Brain and Mallah appear in John Byrne's run). Keith Giffen's run featured a crossover with Gail Simone's Secret Six near the end, with part one occurring in the 30th issue of Secret Six and part two occurring in the 19th issue of Doom Patrol.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_edeafb2e	type	Malicious Misnaming
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_edeafb2e	comment	Malicious Misnaming: Mr. Nobody calls the team the "Dumb Patrol" in the tenth issue of Gerard Way's run.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ee19d278	type	Blob Monster
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ee19d278	comment	Blob Monster: The Keith Giffen series reveals Rita can degenerate into this. She's become so elastic that prolonged periods without seeing/picturing her original form (like while asleep) result in her becoming an amorphous mound of... stuff.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_efafc096	type	Suicidal Sadistic Choice
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_efafc096	comment	Suicidal Sadistic Choice: The first incarnation ended with one. Their archenemy General Zahl gave the Patrol the choice of nuking their location or nuking a small fishing village in Maine, a sacrifice that wouldn't be remembered. The Patrol's answer? "Fire away, Zahl!"
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f0c4ce7d	type	The Lost Lenore
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f0c4ce7d	comment	Despite a rocky start, they did end up happily married until Rita died with the rest of the patrol, which made her The Lost Lenore (Steve Dayton would later die in the pages of Deathstroke).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f0e85546	comment	Unbuilt Trope: The original team - a group of superheroes (with the exception of Elasti-girl) whose powers don't just set them apart from society, but are actually severely detrimental to their health, and are nothing that any of them are proud of. They're not just rubber forehead mutants who have superpowers and maybe one distinguishing feature or two but otherwise look normal, they're all deformed. In addition, the team's kindly, wheelchair-bound leader is a Manipulative Bastard responsible for all of their current conditions, and they end up all getting killed off to save one tiny fishing town from a powerless, disabled old man from a war that ended decades ago. Sounds like a Deconstruction of the X-Men, right? Except it came out a few months earlier than the esteemed competition.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f3fac450	type	Brain in a Jar
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f3fac450	comment	The Brain originally appeared as a generic Brain in a Jar and wouldn't be depicted encased in anything resembling his iconic skull-tank until issue 108.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f604f64b	type	Dude, She's Like in a Coma
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f604f64b	comment	Dude, She's Like in a Coma: Red Jack attempts to marry a comatose Rhea Jones. Cliff practically quotes this trope when he points this out.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f673f8f1	type	Photo Doodle Recognition
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f673f8f1	comment	Photo Doodle Recognition: A story in the 81st issue of My Greatest Adventure has the Chief realize that Dr. Janus is actually a Nazi war criminal named Josef Kreutz by drawing facial hair on a picture of Kreutz with Adolf Hitler.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f6db5b1e	type	RidiculouslyHumanRobot
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f6db5b1e	comment	Cliff Steele's struggles with his robotic body are becoming increasingly outdated as technology continues to advance; nothing is stopping him from becoming a Ridiculously Human Robot, especially in a universe with both Fantastic Science and Weird Science in play. This got addressed a bit in Grant Morrison's run, where Cliff gets a replacement body that has the sense of taste and touch. (things go a bit odd when it decides to run around on its own afterward and gets blown up).
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f72834d7	comment	Multi-Gendered Outfit: Morrison's run portrayed Rebis exploring their metamorphosis into an alchemical fusion of male, female, and energy spirit through clothing - for example, adding pearls, briefs, and a lace bra◊ to their customary full-body bandages and sunglasses.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f76b8969	type	Anthropomorphic Personification
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f76b8969	comment	Anthropomorphic Personification: A few during Grant Morrison's run: The Candlemaker is the personification of the fear of the apocalypse, particularly of the nuclear bomb/World War 3 Number None represents the concept of the enemy in any situation. Everyone at one point has been him. He is the chair that colapses when you're trying to make a good impression, the man who blocks the sideway, the one who bumps you when you're late... Yeah, really
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_f8880124	comment	Pervert Revenge Mode: The tie-in to The Children's Crusade (Vertigo) has Dorothy Spinner punch Junkin Buckley in retaliation to him groping her breasts.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_fc52510	comment	Brain Uploading: After Cliff's original brain is crushed by the Candlemaker near the end of Grant Morrison's run, he survives by having a digital copy of his mind installed into his robot body. This is later undone in Rachel Pollack's run, where Cliff's inability to cope with no longer having an organic brain causes him to glitch and he isn't fixed until he is given an empty organic brain to store his memories in by the Teiresiae.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_fd4f8299	comment	Well-Intentioned Extremist: Throughout Weight of the Worlds Cliff becomes this due to his fixation with heroics and upgrading his new body. It leads to him becoming a planet called Planet Cliff and trying to assimilate whole planets to "fix" them.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_fdc1e848	type	Will They or Won't They?
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_fdc1e848	comment	Will They or Won't They?: Steve Dayton and Rita Far back in the sixties for a few issues is about as soap-operatic as it gets in the early Doom Patrol. At one point Rita leaves Steve standing at the altar.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_fdee2c8f	comment	Singing Telegram: Terry None first meets Casey Brinke while delivering a singing telegram.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_fe0330fb	comment	Lt. Washington becomes this after the destruction of the Avatar. This is a Brick Joke from something he previously mentioned.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_fe8a1029	comment	Feed the Mole: In an early issue, the press got hold of a photo of the Chief, who had kept out of the public eye. Suspecting that one of the team may have been responsible, he gives each of them a different story about his origins. When the story he told Elasti-Girl shows up on the news, he knows who the mole is. (She swears she's innocent, of course, and he believes her, but knowing which one of them was compromised gives them the clues they need to turn things around on their enemies.)
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_febbbf8	comment	Intangible Man: Negative Man (later Rebis) can make their "negative spirit" leave their body and do things. Except it can't leave for more than a minute, or else they will die.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_fed93e1b	comment	Dark and Troubled Past: Played straight with Crazy Jane and Dorothy Spinner, with the former suffering sexual abuse so bad her mind fractured into sixty-plus split personalities,note She's based on artist Truddi Chase, author of When Rabbit Howls, who was sexually abused from an early age and had 92 selves. She claimed to have some psychic ability. and the latter was cruelly bullied because of her appearance and mentally traumatized by her first period. Subverted in Rachel Pollack's run. In #83, Coagula remembers a supressed memory of being joint-raped by her "husband and his friend". Kate spends the rest of the issue trying to figure out when it happened until Dorothy manages to bring her back to her senses: It's a fake memory implanted by the False Memory. Kate is outraged that the False Memory believed she was giving Kate's life more "meaning" by making her think she was sexually violated when she was a teenager.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ffad4e9f	type	Shown Their Work
Doom Patrol (Comic Book) / int_ffad4e9f	comment	Shown Their Work: Crazy Jane doesn't just have 64 distinct personalities, but as with real-world cases of multiple personalities, they're all shallow and have specialized niches. Most directly visible when Jane, who's developing romantic and sexual feelings for Cliff, tries to prepare him for her Scarlet Harlot personality's attempt to seduce him... only for the Harlot to almost immediately taunt and reject Cliff, who's physically incapable of having sex with her. Similarly, Black Annis, representing Jane's anger at men for her rapes, finds herself actually liking Cliff for the same reason the Harlot dismisses him.
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Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Non-Human Non-Binary / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Non-Idle Rich / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Nude Nature Dance / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Obsessively Normal / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Once Killed a Man with a Noodle Implement / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Our Archons Are Different / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Our Monsters Are Weird / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Out-of-Character Alert / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Out of Focus / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Outliving One's Offspring / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Parental Fashion Veto / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Pathetic Drooping Weapon / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Paying for the Action Scene / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Perception Filter / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Period Shaming / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Phallic Weapon / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Phantom-Zone Picture / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Photo Doodle Recognition / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Physical Disability in Media / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Pitiful Worms / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Poisonous Person / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Politically Incorrect Hero / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Porky Pig Pronunciation / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Prescience Is Predictable / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Psychological Horror / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Puff of Logic / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Purple Is Powerful / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Quirky Work / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Rage Against the Reflection / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Rape Leads to Insanity / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Real-World Episode / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Reality Bleed / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Repetitive Name / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Resentful Guardian / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Resurrected for a Job / int_5c19d291
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Robo Ship / int_5c19d291
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Robot and A.I. Works / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Robot Superhero / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Rouge Angles of Satin / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Rubber Man / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Ruder and Cruder / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Sarcasm Failure / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Science-Related Memetic Disorder / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Science Wizard / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Screw the Rules, I Have Money! / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Sequel Displacement / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Series Mascot / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Sexually Transmitted Superpowers / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Signs of the End Times / int_5c19d291
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Silly Simian / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Singing Telegram / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Sizeshifter / int_5c19d291
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Skull for a Head / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Sociopathic Hero / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Somebody Named "Nobody" / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Something Person / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Southern-Fried Genius / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Speech-Bubble Censoring / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Split Mind, Split Powers / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Split-Personality Merge / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Standard '50s Father / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Stealth Pun / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Stealth Sequel / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Suicidal Sadistic Choice / int_5c19d291
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Super Team / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Super Wheelchair / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Super Wheelchair / int_5c19d291
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Super Zeroes / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Superhero Team Uniform / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Superman Stays Out of Gotham / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Supernaturally-Validated Trans Person / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Super-Powered Evil Side / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Surreal Symbolic Heads / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Swiss-Army Weapon / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Taken Off Life Support / int_20ac8a71
TangentComics	seeAlso	Doom Patrol (Comic Book)
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Team Title / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Teeny Weenie / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	That's No Moon / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The '60s / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Anti-God / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Blank / int_20ac8a71
TheDarkAgeOfComicBooks	seeAlso	Doom Patrol (Comic Book)
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Dog Was the Mastermind / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Fantastic Faux / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Gimmick / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Joy of X / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Nondescript / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Team Benefactor / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	The Unpronounceable / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Thematic Rogues Gallery / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	There Are No Good Executives / int_5c19d291
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Theseus' Ship Paradox / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	This Banana is Armed / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	This Is Something He's Got to Do Himself / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Token Flyer / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Tomato in the Mirror / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Torch the Franchise and Run / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Traveling Landmass / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Triangle Shades / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Tricked-Out Gloves / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Tulpa / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Two Beings, One Body / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Two Girls to a Team / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Twofer Token Minority / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Ugly Cute / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unholy Matrimony / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unseen No More / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unstable Powered Woman / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unwanted Rescue / int_5c19d291
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Unwilling Roboticisation / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Uplifted Animal / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Villain Teleportation / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	WTH, Costuming Department? / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Walking Armory / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Wanted a Son Instead / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Wardrobe Malfunction / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	We Can Rebuild Him / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	We Will Meet Again / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Wetware CPU / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	What Have I Become? / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	White Void Room / int_5c19d291
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Whole Costume Reference / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Wild Child / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Witch with a Capital "B" / int_20ac8a71
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Younger Than They Look / int_20ac8a71
Teen Titans	seeAlso	Doom Patrol (Comic Book)
doompatrol	sameAs	Doom Patrol (Comic Book)
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Menstrual Menace / int_5c19d291
Doom Patrol (Comic Book)	hasFeature	Not the Fall That Kills You / int_5c19d291

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