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Line 1: {{trope}} {{cleanup\|This needs to be split into two, three, or four pages: any or all of [[{{TOPLEVELPAGE}}/Comic Books]], [[{{TOPLEVELPAGE}}/Newspaper Comics]], [[{{TOPLEVELPAGE}}/Web Comics]]. and [[{{TOPLEVELPAGE}}/Comedians]]).}} [[X Meets Y\|Storytelling meets Illustration:]] {{examples}} == [[:Category:Comedian\|Comedians]] == == Works ==▼ ''X Meets Y from people who are funny for a living.'' == [[Comic Books]] == ''X Meets Y from sequential art stories published in dedicated magazine or bound-book form.'' * ''[[Bone]]'' draws its fame for being ''[[Pogo (comic strip)\|Pogo]]'' meets ''[[The Lord of the Rings]]''. And people love it. * Despite drawing from a lot of different sources, the [[Myth Arc\|main storyline]] of ''[[Cerebus]]'' ultimately ended up being ''[[Citizen Kane]]'' meets ''[[King Lear]]'' Line 16 ⟶ 23: * ''Marvel Divas'' was pitched as "[[Marvel Universe\|Marvel]] meets ''[[Sex and the City]]''". * [[Warren Ellis]]' ''[[Ignition City]]'' is ''[[Firefly]]'' meets ''Ministry of Space'' written by the writers of ''[[Deadwood]]''. == [[Newspaper Comics]] == ''X Meets Y from sequential art stories published in hardcopy media that also run other articles.'' == [[Web Comics]] == ''X Meets Y from sequential art stories published online.'' ==Unsorted== ''X Meets Y from sources that need to be identified.'' ▲=== Works === * ''Scalped'' is ''[[The Sopranos]]'' meets ''[[Donnie Brasco]]'' [[Recycled in Space\|on a Native American reservation]]. * ''[[The Walking Dead]]'' is ''[[Night of the Living Dead]]'' meets ''[[Lost]]''. Line 45 ⟶ 62: * The Furry comic ''[[Albedo: Erma Felna EDF]]'' is ''[[Neon Genesis Evangelion]]'' (which it predates), ''[[Legend of Galactic Heroes]]'' and ''[[Appleseed]]'' meets ''[[The Lion King]]'' (which it also predates) and ''[[Watership Down]]''. * ''[[Black Cherry]]'': ''[[Sin City]]'' meets ''[[E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial\|ET the Extraterrestrial]]'' meets ''[[Reservoir Dogs]]'' meets ''[[The Exorcist]]''. * [[Paul Cornell]]'s ''Deathwatch'' in ''[[2000 AD]]'' is ''[[Judge Dredd]]'' meets ''[[Blackadder]] II'' (possibly{{verify}} meets ''[[~~Discworld/~~Guards! Guards!~~\|Guards Guards~~]]''). * ''[[Demon Knights]]'' is [[DC Universe]] mees [[Heroic Fantasy]] * [[Warren Ellis]] run on ''[[The Avengers (Comic Book)\|Secret Avengers]]'' is ''[[Planetary]]'' meets ''[[G.I. Joe]]'' Line 51 ⟶ 68: === Characters === * [[Superman\|Supergirl]] is [[Doc Savage\|Pat Savage]] meets [[Shazam\|Mary Marvel]]. * [[Kick-Ass\|Hit Girl]]: "She was like [[Rambo\|John Rambo]] meets Polly Pocket." Line 65 ⟶ 82: * Skaar, The Son of [[The Incredible Hulk\|Hulk]] is his dad + [[Conan the Barbarian]]. * [[Adam Strange]] is [[John Carter of Mars]] meets [[Flash Gordon (comic strip)\|Flash Gordon]]. * [[Amanda Waller]] is [[Marvel Universe\|Henry Peter Gyrich]] meets [[Gimme a Break!\| Nell Carter]] {{tropesubpagefooter}} ~~{{reflist}}~~ [[Category:~~{{TOPLEVELPAGE}}~~Examples Need Sorting]] [[Category:Comedian]][[Category:Comic Books]][[Category:Newspaper Comics]][[Category:Web Comics]]