Cliche's your're tired of seeing

Mine has got to be the tourtered  soul type usually tall dark, and handsome on a long road to revenge or redemption, and usually there's a chick determined to figure him out. What are some cliche' s your're tired of seeing?

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Main characters who are killed off even though everyone knows they are to important to the company to stay dead for long.

"I became a hero/villain because my father/mother/brother/sister/wife/girlfriend/political cousin was killed"

Hero possessed by a malevolent entity, who must then spend time brooding about the evil acts they committed.
 
Villains posing as heroes. 
 
Warping fun & light-hearted characters into dark, brooding 1990's stereotypes. 
 
Moving the X-Men's base of operations every other year.

Writers caring more about the shock value of the book (violence, gore, cursing) then the actual writing

" Mine has got to be the tourtered  soul type usually tall dark, and handsome on a long road to revenge or redemption, and usually there's a chick determined to figure him out. What are some cliche' s your're tired of seeing? "

@Son_of_Magnus

" Writers caring more about the shock value of the book (violence, gore, cursing) then the actual writing "

@Gambler

" Main characters who are killed off even though everyone knows they are to important to the company to stay dead for long. "

This is a cliche I'm sick of. Its when a woman is trying to go at the guy, he tries to stop her, the woman who he is in a relationship comes and gets mad then the guy says. "No honey it's not what you think!" 
 
Really when it comes to those parts that line is always used. They really need to think of a new line.

So I mean really that line is always being used. Can't they think of a new line.

" "Its not you its me." -_____- "

" "I became a hero/villain because my father/mother/brother/sister/wife/girlfriend/political cousin was killed" "

" Hero possessed by a malevolent entity, who must then spend time brooding about the evil acts they committed. Villains posing as heroes.  Warping fun & light-hearted characters into dark, brooding 1990's stereotypes.  Moving the X-Men's base of operations every other year. "

" @Charmix said:

" "Its not you its me." -_____- "

Agreed *translation* "I've been cheating on you for a month" "

"Main characters who are killed off even though everyone knows they are to important to the company to stay dead for long. "

Celebrities giving sh#t to us average Joe's who are holding onto our apartments by pennies each month for not giving enough to charities *cough*George Clooney*cough* when they are buying useless private jets and gucci shoes for there 1 month old in the obnoxiously big mansions. Give me a break >.>

"I'm your worst nightmare."

  Warping fun & light-hearted characters into dark, brooding 1990's stereotypes. 

That "I have a super-secret power" at  the end of every epic battle? Come on man. . that just ruins everything!!

Characters and stories losing all meaning and effect when climatic a story and or death is reversed and done so with as little effort and thought as possible.

" Main characters who are killed off even though everyone knows they are to important to the company to stay dead for long. "

Trenchcoats 
2 Pistols - has anyone ever tried this?  This is actually really hard to do.  You'd have to have individually opposable eyes to get off a decent shot.

killing and resurrecting characters.
 
the "bad ass loner" types are also annoying.

shock value stories.

 Good characters that get killed off.
When extremely annoying characters can never die. ¬¬

Everything Listed.

Known "supervillans" with established criminal records, and or pasts, somehow ending up in positions of power and nobody believing the established "superheroes" when they say, "Um, yeah, that dude's a villain. He's playing you."

"Known "supervillans" with established criminal records, and or pasts, somehow ending up in positions of power and nobody believing the established "superheroes" when they say, "Um, yeah, that dude's a villain. He's playing you." "

" @Gambler said:

"Known "supervillans" with established criminal records, and or pasts, somehow ending up in positions of power and nobody believing the established "superheroes" when they say, "Um, yeah, that dude's a villain. He's playing you." "

that's what I continually b@tched about at the beginning of Dark Reign...it just seems so unrealistic...like if Charles Manson announced that he was running for President and people thinking it's a good idea "

The use of the term "and ----- will never be the same." in issue summaries. Even more so when it's not true.      
 
Death and revival of characters. Jean Grey has died and revived so often that it has no emotional impact. It's a joke. I feel like the next time she revives and dies the first thing the X-Men should do isn't plan the funeral. They should start an office pool. At this rate she's going to need her own separate cemetery to accommodate all the tomb stones. If someone dies they should stay that way.
 
Villains who are out to destroy the world. Don't they realizes that they will die too?

"Everything Listed. "

" Characters that are unstoppable and overrated when they really shouldn't be. "

The anatomy of female superheros/-villains in comics.

"  Good characters that get killed off. When extremely annoying characters can never die. ¬¬ "

"When the odds are stacked against them, heroes finding the smallest, most un-likely, and downright absurd means of victory. " 

"Known "supervillans" with established criminal records, and or pasts, somehow ending up in positions of power and nobody believing the established "superheroes" when they say, "Um, yeah, that dude's a villain. He's playing you." "

1. Characters that call other characters by their aliases when away from civilians. Sorry, it's stupid. And I seem to cringe the most when Superman is mentioned.
 
2. When characters state the obvious and / or things that belong in captions / thought bubbles.
 
3. Thought bubbles. They're just annoyingly cliche. Captions are better suited as being like journals rather than "thoughts."
 
4. Spandex.  They were colorful and "cool" once. Now they're corny.
 
5. Like of like 4. Underwear outside of costumes is utterly STUPID and was never cool. Ever. Sorry, but for the "dark knight," Batman has one of the least scary costumes of all time. Especially when he wears blue or that yellow symbol (yeah.... glow in the dark yellow... that's real stealthy, bats)

" Known "supervillans" with established criminal records, and or pasts, somehow ending up in positions of power and nobody believing the established "superheroes" when they say, "Um, yeah, that dude's a villain. He's playing you." "

DC retelling there stories of the entire dc universe god forbid when they kill clark or bruce let someone else take up the mantle they where holding

Red, white, and blue heroes.