Overused story arc titles

[Babytoxie]

I was browsing Amazon and came across two separate trades with "Gods and Monsters" in their titles. Recalling the unrelated movie of the same name, I did a search and came up with the following comics:

BPRD Hell on Earth vol 2: Gods and Monsters
DV8: Gods and Monsters
Nobrow 1: Gods and Monsters
The Ultimates 2, vol 1: Gods and Monsters
Witchblade vol 3: Gods and Monsters
JLA: Gods and Monsters
Beowulf: Gods and Monsters

I am guessing that either the phrase "Gods and Monsters" sounds catchy, or that it indicates a lack of originality on the part of the creators (or both). It got me wondering: are there other titles that have been overused to this degree?

[Argonus]

Gods and Mojitos

Probably issue titles such as "EndGame", "War Games". etc have been used ad nauseum, is my guess.

[Babytoxie]

Originally Posted by Argonus

Gods and Mojitos

Probably issue titles such as "EndGame", "War Games". etc have been used ad nauseum, is my guess.

You hit the jackpot, Argonus!

Star Wars: Clone Wars vol 9: Endgame
Savage Dragon vol 10: Endgame
Spawn: Endgame
Blue Beetle vol 4: Endgame
Superman: Endgame
Batman: Wargames act 3: Endgame
Spider-Girl vol 5: Endgame
The Losers vol 5: Endgame
Tomb Raider: Endgame
Terminator: Endgame
Doctor Who: Endgame

... and on and on...

[Babytoxie]

I saw these two titles pop up again recently, which prompted another search on Amazon. This is astounding:

Judge Dredd: Day of Chaos - Endgame
Batman vol 7: Endgame
The Joker: Endgame
Hikaru no Go vol 23: Endgame


All-New Ultimates vol 2: No gods, No Monsters (close enough - perhaps a response to the overuse of this title)
Green Lantern: New Guardians vol 4: Gods & Monsters
Indestructible Hulk vol 2: Gods and Monsters

Plus the animated Justice League: Gods and Monsters.




It never ends!