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** He's terraforming his own planet, by hand. With a shovel. And filling an ocean with a bucket that also fits this trope. "You just need the right bucket."

* The 1980's comic ''X-Thieves'' ([[Xtreme Kool Letterz|short for "Aristocratic Extraterrestrial Time-Travelling Thieves"]]) had the protagonists ride around in a "TARDIS-40 space yacht." Despite being able to use a standard New York City parking space, this was shown to have (among many other things) a planetary surface, or at least a significant chunk of one, inside it.

* In ''[[~~Fables (Comic Book)|~~Fables]]'', the business office of Fabletown is bigger on the inside than out: it's indicated that nobody knows the full extent of the complex, although this is because the ''actual office'' is somewhere unknown and the building acts as a portal. {{spoiler|They recently lost the building, and those inside the office are still trapped}}.

* In ''[[Fables]]'', the business office of Fabletown is bigger on the inside than out: it's indicated that nobody knows the full extent of the complex, although this is because the ''actual office'' is somewhere unknown and the building acts as a portal. {{spoiler|They recently lost the building, and those inside the office are still trapped}}.

** Fables also has the very important 'Witching Cloak' which can store much inside it's folds, one of it's many powers. (Careful; the weakness is it's still a cloak and can be yanked off like any other).

* In ''[[Runaways]]'', the Steins do their mad science in a spacious laboratory that looks like a small shed on the outside. Nico suggests that it might be a hologram.