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** A [[Golden Age]] comic (1946's "Batman" #35) shows the original origin of the T. Rex trophy: a "souvenir" from an adventure Batman and Robin had on "Dinosaur Island," a ''[[Jurassic Park]]''-style theme park with robotic dinosaurs (versus genetically-engineered ones).

* ''[[2000 AD|Two Thousand AD]]'' had ''Flesh'', a story about future cowboys going back in time and killing dinosaurs for their meat, which was then exported back to their own time. This was used to provide STOMPY DINOSAUR ACTION crossovers into both ''[[Judge Dredd]]'' and ''[[ABC Warriors]]''. In the case of the latter, dinosaurs ended up on a terraformed dystopian Mars.

* Bob, Dawn, and Rex, from ''[[Dilbert]]''.

* ''Dinosaur Bop / Wanda et les dinosaures'' (''Wanda and the dinosaurs'') is set in a comical (with realist drawings) post-apocalyptic world were humanity regressed at prehistoric age (but more like "American sixties in a prehistoric setting"). For no reason, dinosaurs are here anew, and are used as pets, food or... cars (but ''T. rex'' is still a predator and wreck poor Eddy's car).

* In All-Star Superman. the Subterranosaur are descendants of dinosaurs who escaped extinction by digging their way to the center of the Earth. Their leader is the Dino-Czar.

* The villain in [[Neil Gaiman]]'s ''[[Mr. Hero the Newmatic Man]]'' is Henry Phage, an immortal velociraptor at the head of a multidimensional corporation whose flagship product is the corruption of souls.

** [[Atomic Robo|MAMMAL ROBOT!]]

* The Malibu Comics franchise ''[[Dinosaurs For Hire]]'' is [[Exactly What It Says on the Tin]]. An anthropomorphic tyrannosaur, stegosaur, and triceratops (and later a pteranodon) [[They Fight Crime|fight crime]]!