Finding fewer now.

* Lady Blackbird is not a pre-existing character so maybe she doesn't count.
* There was a "World of Tank Girl" Masterbook thing I think should count.
* And for elaborate subtitles we have "Fritz Leiber's Lankhmar: The New Adventures of Fafhrd and Gray Mouser"

Deep breath:
* Flash Gordon & the Warriors of Mongo
* Dr. Who several times starting with The Doctor Who Role Playing Game (1985)
* Judge Dredd
* Uther/Arthur Pendragon
* Prince Valiant
* Usagi Yojimbo (more than once I think)
* Buffy the Vampire Slayer
* Lone Wolf
* Bluebeard
* Atomic Robo

Users of RtL writing systems can simply parse 125 in the opposite order as "five and twenty and a hundred" just like we parse 16 as sixteen which is a contraction of "six and ten". I'm sure there are RtL exceptions somewhere, language is diverse, but most significant to the left is almost universal

Thousandths are smaller than hundredths so I would expect them to go to the right for that reason just as months are smaller than years.

Modern Arabic and Hebrew (both RtL writing systems) use the same numerical place order as Europe and the Americas: most significant digit on the left.

Precisely. Years go to the left of months for exactly the same reason that thousands go to the left of hundreds.

This is correct.

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This has not occurred to me, but is obviously correct in retrospect.

I am relieved to have completed the assignment correctly.

I will take a gamble because you might know this, but I learned recently that Dr. Peter Shor of "Shor's Algorithm" fame is a significant StackExcange contributor. His reputation score in English Language & Usage far exceeds his reputation score for Theoretical Computer Science.

Not in my current non-inertial reference frame, but yes, surely somewhere.

I had a roommate long ago who was into the "taper" / "live trading" / "bootlegging" scene for a different musical artist. Perhaps such a community also exists around the performances of Katy Perry?

One of my favorites.

This aligns with my experience as an old TTRPG person.

"And also with you." 🙃