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Web Comics are a New Medium. As such, they have a lot of tropes unique to the medium and the communities that surround it.

In addition, they are heir to a lot of older tropes, as Web Comics authors, artists, and even the readers are usually fans of Pop Culture and Genre Savvy.

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