Superman (film series)

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This meme has two core parts: a text section at the top pitching a comedic comic concept, and a still of Christopher Reeve playing Clark Kent from the classic 1970s Superman film series below it. The text proposes that the CIA tries to assassinate Clark Kent, not because they know he is Superman, but because he is a highly skilled investigative journalist who would expose their secret operations. The comedic hook is that CIA assassins are totally confused about why all their murder attempts keep failing, as they have no idea Clark has superpowers. The image of Clark Kent in his signature glasses and business suit has a neutral, deadpan expression that perfectly fits the silly, clever premise.

Sounds like a good idea

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This is a two-panel comparison meme highlighting the difference between the outward appearance and internal feeling of force restarting an unresponsive PC. The top panel shows a mundane close-up of a person's finger pressing the power button on a laptop keyboard, paired with the text 'How it looks to Power cycle my PC'. The bottom panel uses a famous scene from the 1978 *Superman* film where Superman is violently choking the villain General Zod, with the text 'How it feels' to humorously exaggerate the angry, frustrated feeling users experience when forced to hard reset a frozen computer.

How it looks vs how it feels to power cycle your PC

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The meme features a screenshot from a Batman film, showing Batman in his iconic black costume with a serious expression, standing near the Batmobile. Above him, a character (likely Catwoman from the original scene) is labeled "3yo Kids" and appears to be leaning down toward Batman with a mischievous or determined posture. Below Batman, the text reads "The corner of a coffee table." The humor lies in the analogy that 3-year-old children are irresistibly drawn to coffee table corners (often resulting in bumps), similar to how the character is visually drawn to Batman, playing on the "like a moth to a flame" trope.

3yo Kids Drawn to Coffee Table Corners (Batman Meme)

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A four-panel collage meme. Top-left: A shirtless man with short brown hair adjusts black-rimmed glasses, standing in a room with cluttered shelves. Top-right: A figure in dark metallic armor with a spiked helmet and gold circular emblems on the chest, set against a clear sky. Bottom-left: The same man from the top-left panel removes his glasses, displaying a more determined expression. Bottom-right: A figure wearing a black Batman-like cowl with bat ears, standing in front of ship masts, with a serious demeanor. The meme humorously references the 'glasses as disguise' trope (popularized by Clark Kent/Superman) by implying removing glasses transforms the man into a superhero, blending elements of Superman's glasses disguise and Batman's imagery.

When You Take Off Your Glasses and Become a Superhero

A four-panel collage meme. To…