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This is a classic DC comic panel featuring Supergirl (Kara Zor-El) sitting outdoors at night under a full moon, with a city skyline in the background. She is crying, wiping a tear from her eye with a dejected, sad expression. A thought bubble above her head reads "WHAT'S THE GOOD OF BEING A SUPERGIRL HELPING EVERYONE IF I CAN'T EVEN GET A DATE!". The humor comes from the contrast between her status as a powerful superhero who saves people regularly, and her relatable, mundane frustration with struggling to find romantic dates.

Supergirl Can't Even Get A Date

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This is a screenshot of a public X (formerly Twitter) post. The post features a lighthearted joke: Superman states he only uses his time reversal power for serious emergencies, while the poster jokes that they would beg Superman to use the power to save their corn dog that they dropped on the ground, framing the minor food-related inconvenience as a personal emergency. The profile picture of the poster, a man holding a microphone, is visible at the top left alongside his display name and username.

Superman Only Reversing Time For Emergencies Corn Dog Joke

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The image features a faded grey Batman logo at the top, followed by a screenshot of two Reddit comments. The first comment, posted by user Icecubed3, asks an off-topic question: if the plural of Batman is 'Batmans' or 'Batmen'. The second comment, a reply from user Itsthatgy that received 5 Reddit awards, gives a dark humorous punchline: it claims a common misconception exists, and a group of Batman is actually called an orphanage. The joke references the well-known DC Comics canon that Bruce Wayne / Batman became an orphan as a child after his parents were murdered, making the reply an edgy, savage joke that plays on this core part of the character's backstory.

Savage Reply to What a Group of Batman Is Called

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This meme pairs the iconic, intense Batman interrogation line "Now talk!" with a cartoon illustration of a silly, defeated-looking character covered in melted ice cream, lying on the ground. The visual joke is an exaggerated take on Batman's brutal interrogation tactics: instead of a tough criminal breaking under pressure, the character has literally "melted" like ice cream, leaning into absurd humor to subvert the serious trope of Batman's interrogations. The character has an ice cream cone on their head, is oozing pink liquid from their head, covered in pink and brown melted ice cream, and holds a small purple object, looking dazed and completely overcome. The humor comes from the stark contrast between the dark, serious tone of Batman's persona and the ridiculous, over-the-top visual of the "broken" victim.

Batman 'Now Talk!' Melted Ice Cream Guy Interrogation Meme

This meme pairs the iconic, i…