Dueling Analogs
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Dueling Analogs was a gaming Web Comic created by Steve Napierski consisting of mostly stand-alone parodies and gags of popular videogames. It was well-known for running jokes such as the "Rejected Mega Man Bosses", and "Games I'm Glad were Never Made" series.
The comic did feature a couple of original characters, an Author Insert, Steve, and Jeremy the Sony PR Gnome.
The comic ran regularly from 2005 onwards, though slowly moved away from original content, instead linking to articles and artwork from others, before ceasing altogether. The final original comic was posted in 2017.
The site can be reached here.
Tropes used in Dueling Analogs include:
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- Big Eater: One strip featured Galactus and Unicron trying to talk Kirby into attending Over-Eaters Anonymous.
- Crossover Ship: A Samus/MegaMan romance. They got married! Then it got disturbing...
- Cut and Paste Comic
- Denial of Diagonal Attack: This strip poking fun at Mega Man.
- Fake Ultimate Mook: this strip showing the truth behind Brock's weak Onix.
- Her Child, but Not His
- Konami Code: One of the comic's early viral successes crossed this over with a Last Supper Steal.
- Last Supper Steal: This was one of his first strips to go truly viral.
- Locked Door: In this Marvel Ultimate Alliance strip
- The Man: Used as a "Rejected Mega Man Villain"
- Nerdgasm
- No Such Thing as Bad Publicity: The Control Alt Delete Theorem
- Take That: one to the Hatedom of Ctrl+Alt+Del.
- The Man: Rejected Megaman villain; The Man...man!
- Unsettling Gender Reveal: The strip Package Deal , where one man mistakes a Bridget cosplayer for Rosette Christopher.