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( pulls knob the door doesn't budge) Hey! We're locked in! T-t-tell my parents.įred: Undo the last act, Velma. Velma: ( faint, weak) G-goodbye, old gang of mine. Velma thinks she's been shot and plays out a death scene, only to be told the door behind them slammed shut. In the adaptation of the Scooby-Doo episode "Go Away Ghost Ship" (as "The Ghost Of Redbeard," Gold Key #6), the gang are aboard Redbeard's ship when a loud bang erupts.Jarringly played in Plutona: after the kids make plans for what to do with the body, she wakes up and flies off.How? Well, all of them are in fact not quite dead, but living skeletons who spent eternity on the cemetery, while he takes care of them and occasionally tells them frankly to obey the rules. Pierre Tombal: A comic strip about a gravedigger at a cemetery who treats the people who are buried there as residents.In the second Missile Mouse book, "Rescue On Tankium3", Security Robot #44 comes back on inside the tube he's placed in at the end.A sequel comic based on Disney's The Great Mouse Detective was actually about Fidget the bat being revealed to have survived the fall from Ratigan's blimp at the end of his film, and immediately choosing to be on the side of good.he was instantly reduced to a pile of ash. In the comic, however, Bruce was working on the engines when a plasma cannon shot caused severe feedback in the engine circuits. He actually got teleported across the Aniverse. Bucky O'Hare and the Toad Wars: In the cartoon, Bruce gets zapped by the photon accelerator and everyone thinks he's dead (or rather, had "attained oneness with the universe") as a result.

However, the final issue of Batman Incorporated reveals that Kathy is not only alive, but she's the leader of a major spy organization which was leading a sting operation against Talia al Ghul for years, which Kathy concludes by killing her.

Pre-Crisis Batwoman was supposedly killed off by the League of Assassins.

The implication appears to be that while their physical bodies are probably not dead, their identities as Batman and the Joker are, for the time being, gone. While Bruce Wayne's Batman and the Joker are presumed dead, there is a man on crutches with many bandages including one over an eye (the same eye that was seriously wounded by a razor sharp card on Bruce) with a young child with an R on his shirt with him, and the garbage man who throws out the trash behind the theater looks suspiciously similar to the Joker's disguise in this storyline as Eric Border.

Batman: Endgame: Implied to be the case in the epilogue to the final issue.

In Death of the Family, it looked like Deadshot had been killed off.

Even when we're shown the body floating up in water (like in the end of L'Île maudite).

Alix: Arbaces seems to die at least one in almost every album he appears in.

Most notably, Wolverine is blown up leaving nothing but a skeleton behind, and regenerates his entire body from part of his brain which survived inside his skull.

Various characters with healing factors, e.g.

Characters who cause Hydra Problems tend to also do this at least once before it's made clear that almost killing them helps them. Often results in Who Needs Their Whole Body? Because of this trope, any Genre Savvy character will Make Sure He's Dead. This can also be a character who's Made of Iron because they're just that strong. If a villain does this a lot, it's probably because they have Joker Immunity. Not to be confused with The Undead or Back from the Dead.

It can be shown by having their eyes open, hand poking out of rubble, or fingers twitch.

There may or may not be some overlap with Staying Alive. Often happens after not finding the body. Either way, the fight isn't over yet.Ĭompare Only Mostly Dead and Almost Dead Guy. Maybe they were spared by a healing spell - or in more drastic cases, upgraded to One-Winged Angel status by way of Emergency Transformation, or a case of We Can Rebuild Him. Maybe they were rescued from certain death by their right-hand man. On the contrary, they're back, ready for more, and madder than hell.

Any situation where the bad guy has been dealt a mortal blow which they could not possibly have survived, and it looks as though The Hero has won - but a couple of scenes later comes the twist: they're Not Quite Dead.