List of fictional comics

This is a list of fictional comics, which includes both comic books and comic strips.

Fictional comic books

From The Simpsons

Adam Galaxy
The Adventures of The Good Shepherd
Batcat
Batchick
Batman and Rhoda.
Biclops
Bloodzilla
Bongo, a comic seen in "Worst Episode Ever", but the character is actually from Matt Groening's comic strip Life in Hell. In the episode it is referred to as a "lesser-comic"
Bot Pilgrim
Cap Apple
Car Trek
Catgirl
The Clash
Comic-Book Guy Comics
Coming-Of-Age Sad Happy Book
Death Of... Aquaman
Death Of... Casper
The Death of Sad Sack
Dogkid
Duck!
Enter The Ant
Evel Knievel jumps the Jackson 5
Everyman, comic book created by Comic Book Guy
Fallout Boy
Fantastic Floor
The Formidable Mulk
From Heck
Funny Ha-Ha
Guardians of Jabrony
I Do Comics
Krustyburger Comics and Fun Book
Hamburglar Adventure Comic
Happy Little Elves
Horror House
Human Bee
Indigestible Bulk
Interesting Stories
Jabronia Girls
Krusty Komics
Larry The Leprechaun
Leopard Lady
Lil' Jesus
Lil Kneesocks
Lives of the Saints Comics
Malibu Stacy
Manboy
Mittens JR
Mr. Hop
Nick
Old Testament
PB+J
Peace Comics
Pious
Power Person
Quest Time
Radioactive Ape
Sad Girl
She-Hulk vs. Leon Spinks
Super Genius
Space Mutant Lawyer
Space Mutant Plumber
Spider Bee
Superman vs Patty Hearst
Tales from the Couch
Temple of Gloom
Terrible 2
Tintin in Paris ^[1]
Trading Card Comics
True Grime
Twinkle Twins
Uncle Tightwad
Vampire Dinosaur
Yee-Haw
Radioactive Man
Weasel Woman
Your Pal Jimmy Olsen vs. Matter Eater Lad
Zebra Girl

From other sources

9th Wonders! - Heroes
50 Shades of Green - Late Night with Jimmy Fallon
The Adventures of Dirk Drain-Head - Mario's favorite comic book in the Super Mario Bros. comics
The Adventures of Nick and Sugar - 'Don't Answer Me' music video by The Alan Parsons Project
Adventures of Super Captain Cool Man - Curtis
The Adventures of Trina & Sissy! by June Colburn (Dreama Walker) - Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 episode "Shitagi Nashi…"
The Adventures of Martin Miggs, the Mad Muggle - Harry Potter
The Afterlife Avenger and Cherub - Impulse
Amalgam Comics - many nonexistent comics (combining real DC and Marvel titles) were referenced in the backstories of Amalgam characters.
All-Fun Comics — western comic book starring Zoot Sputnik, written by Denton Fixx and published by BC Comics in 'Mazing Man
Amazing Midget Radio Comics - The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay
Amazing Reality - Stan Lee Meets... Spider-Man
Arachnid Avenger - Earth vs. The Spider (2001 TV-Movie)
Arachnid-Man - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Amourman - A Devilfire Nightmare^{[citation needed]}
The Audit of Superman - Late Night with Seth Meyers
The Avenging Phantom - Tales from the Cryptkeeper
Baby Dave - Chasing Amy
Basho-man - The Baby-sitters Club
Batman: Death of The Joker - Robot Chicken DC Comics Special 2: Villains in Paradise
Battle Broad - Welcome to Eltingville
Bats Comix - Slylock Fox & Comics for Kids
Blue - Criminal Minds
The Blue Scarab - Scooby-Doo and Scrappy-Doo
Bluntman & Chronic - stoner comic based on Jay and Silent Bob, from Chasing Amy and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back
Blaze Comics - a fictional Metropolis based comic book company that produces the Booster Gold comic book.
Blowback - Defendor
Bor VS Odin - Welcome to Eltingville
Brat Mite - Welcome to Eltingville
Buckaroo Banzai - The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension
The Cape - The Cape (2011 TV series)
Captain Avenger - Hero at Large
Captain Bloodbath - the comic strip Barnaby
Captain Cow - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Captain Fancy - Big Hero 6: The Series
Captain Owl - A Devilfire Nightmare^{[citation needed]}
Captain Steel - The Real Ghostbusters
Chasing Amy - semi-autobiographical comic by Holden McNeill in Chasing Amy
Citizen 14 - unpublished comic by Warren Granger, art by Stew Ellis in Bones - two character names are a reference to comic book writer Warren Ellis.
Clang!! - Good Omens
Commander Cool - A Pup Named Scooby-Doo
Commander Plague - A Devilfire Nightmare^{[citation needed]}
Congo Zilla - Welcome to Eltingville
Corps Cadavres - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Crater Raider - Kim Possible
Crypt of Panic - Welcome to Eltingville
Dark Warrior - Mighty Med
The Death of Swamp Thing - Robot Chicken DC Comics Special 2: Villains in Paradise
Devilfire Express - A Devilfire Nightmare^{[citation needed]}
Devilman - A Devilfire Nightmare^{[citation needed]}
Doctor Venture - The Venture Bros.
Creepy Comix - Whizzer and Chips
Eagleman - Fantasy Island (original series)
Encounter Briefs - Paul (2011 film)
Fantastic Four Food Groups - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012 TV series)
The Fantastic Four Meet Sisqó - Late Night with Seth Meyers
Fight Guy - Welcome to Eltingville
Freedom League - Dads (2013 TV series)
Funny Bunny - Yu-Gi-Oh!
Galaxy Scout - Fun Size
Goon Squad - Welcome to Eltingville
Guts-B-Gore - Welcome to Eltingville
Hate and Missiles - Welcome to Eltingville
The Hawk - Midsommer Murders
Hellish Warrior - A Devilfire Nightmare^{[citation needed]}
Hideous Tales - Comic book featured in The Night of the Living Duck (1988 Looney Tunes cartoon)
Horror Express - Welcome to Eltingville
Human Fist - Big Hero 6: The Series
Hyperman - The Sandman
I Am Woman - Y: The Last Man
Idiot Squad - Welcome to Eltingville
Idiosyncratic Routine - Chasing Amy
The Indelible Bulge - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012 TV series)
The Invincible Iron Man Enter Magneto - Thatababy
The Joker Returns - Robot Chicken DC Comics Special 2: Villains in Paradise
Just'a Lotta Animals - and other BC Comics titles in Captain Carrot and His Amazing Zoo Crew
Jungle Girl - JLApe (written and drawn by Sam Simeon from Angel and the Ape)
Komik - For Better or For Worse'
La Mujer- Sally Forth
Le Morte - Story and Art by Harrison Thomas based on the crimes of serial killer Robert Morten - Law and Order: Special Victims Unit episode "Svengali"
The Legion of SuperWriters - Histeria!
Marvels Comics - Various semi-accurate comics about real superheroes in the Marvel Universe. In recent issues of She-Hulk, it's been stated that Comics Code Authority- approved comics issues are considered to be endorsed by a federal agency, so their contents are admissible in court.
Little Neuro - Cul De Sac
Little Neuro and the Magic Dragon - Cul De Sac
Man Bean - Johnny Bravo
The Masked Mutant - Goosebumps
Manga X - Welcome to Eltingville
Mega Void - by Alan Tofsky (Eric Stoltz), featuring Queen Talon, based on Jamie Buchman (Helen Hunt) from Mad About You^[2]^[3]
Motorcycle Maniacs - 'Take On Me' music video by A-Ha
Midknight Avenger -Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Midnight Warrior - Star Kid
Mutant Meta-Men - Batman: Mystery of the Batwoman'
The Mutts - Mutts
Ninjella - Level Up
No Home Boys - Steven Universe
Normal Four - Stan Lee Meets... Spider-Man
Nutsy Monkey - Welcome to Eltingville
Paragon of Painthorpe Street - Captain Britain
Party Girl - Welcome to Eltingville
Pet Force - Garfield
Powerful Rangers Unofficial Sentai Akibaranger
The Penaliser - Animal Man
Pretty Hairstylist - Steven Universe
Princess Paragon - and other Bang Comics titles in What They Did to Princess Paragon
Quasar Quintet - and other Electric Comics titles in What They Did to Princess Paragon
Rage - Queer as Folk
Ranger Rory - Rose is Rose
The Red Dingus - Conan
El Rojo Caballo (The Red Stallion) - The Greatest American Hero
Remorse Comics - Cul De Sac
Robo Ape - Welcome to Eltingville
Scary Tales of Gore - Animaniacs
She It - Welcome to Eltingville
Silver Sentry - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2003 TV series)
Skullman - A Devilfire Nightmare^{[citation needed]}
Space Creatures - The Baby-sitters Club
Splendid Pup - outer space comic book written by Denton Fixx, drawn by Beasly, and published by BC Comics in 'Mazing Man
Spidey Searches for the Public Restroom - Late Night with Seth Meyers
Stevie Sparks and the Comet Pirates - The Fairly OddParents
Strong Bowling Girl Talks A Lot! by Patrick Kelly (David Krumholtz) - Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 episode "Shitagi Nashi…"
Super Guy - Clerks: The Animated Series
Super Rabbi - Welcome to Eltingville
Superb Man - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012 TV series)
Supercaptaincoolman Versus The Evil Aretha Franklin - Curtis
Superella - Fifty Pills
Tales from the Cosmos - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012 TV series)
Tales of the Black Freighter - Watchmen
Tales of the Devilfire - A Devilfire Nigtmare^{[citation needed]}
Tales of the Undead - Friday the 13th: The Series
Tall Slut, No Panties by Patrick Kelly (David Krumholtz) - Don't Trust the B---- in Apartment 23 episode "Shitagi Nashi…"
Teleforce - The Blacklist: Redemption
The Exhaustively Complete Little Neuro Comics Omnibus for the Anally Retentive - Cul De Sac
Inblowable - Bordertown
Undead Bunnies - Liō
The Unliky Sader-man - Sally Forth (Greg Howard comic strip)
Valet the Vanquisher - American Dad!
Warrior Angel - Smallville
Morten Ellis" - mortens life
White Hating Coon - Black Power comic from Chasing Amy
WhiZZ!! - Good Omens
Wing Nut - Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (2012 TV series)
The Winged Avenger - The Avengers (TV series)
Wolf Squad - Cursed (film)
Wonder Demon - A Devilfire Nightmare^{[citation needed]}
Wonder Nanny - Curtis
Wonder Space Fish - SpongeBob SquarePants
Zang Man - Baby Blues
Zoom
"True crime" comics based on the "real life" adventures of various superheroes (such as Superman, Batman, etc.) exist in the DC Universe. In addition:
- Pre-Crisis, events and people on Earth-Two existed only as fictional comics on Earth-One
- Pre-Crisis, events and people on Earth-C-Minus existed only as fictional comics on Earth-C
- Pre-Crisis, events and characters of all parallel Earths existed only as fictional comics on Earth-Prime
- Post-Crisis, events and characters of the DC Universe existed only as fictional comics in the Milestone Comics universe.

Fictional comic strips

The Adventures of Mike Randall (comic strip) in Brenda Starr
Angry Dad, a webcomic by Bart Simpson in The Simpsons episode "I Am Furious Yellow"
Bash Brannigan - (comic strip written and drawn by fictional cartoonist Stanley Ford) How to Murder Your Wife
The Adventures of Captain BaseBallBat-Boy - Max Payne
Captain Tomorrow (published in Daily Planet) Superman
Captain Goofball (cancelled comic strip) FoxTrot
Caroline in the City (comic strip written and drawn by fictional cartoonist Caroline Duffy and colored by fictional colorist Richard Karinsky) - From the TV sitcom Caroline in the City.
Cosmic Cow (comic strip written and drawn by fictional cartoonist Henry Rush) Too Close for Comfort
The Dark Phantom (Marvel Comics, written and drawn by Joe Quesada.) currently in production.
Dick Dubbelslag, a crime comic which brainwashes its readers, featured in Marten Toonder's Tom Poes story Horror, de ademloze (1949). It satirizes the witch hunts against comics at the time, as well as Alfred Mazure's comic strip Dick Bos. ^[4]
Frank Kafka, Private Eye (comic strip written and drawn by Jacob Kurtz) Criminal.
Inspecteur Castar, featured in the comic strip Ludo by Pierre Bailly ^[5] and Vincent Mathy. ^[6]
Klondike Ike (comic strip written and drawn by Vic Van Streck) Jump Start (comic strip)
Li'l Cutie (comic strip written and drawn by Bob Post) Diary of a Wimpy Kid
Luther and Locke (a nod to Calvin and Hobbes), FoxTrot
Mad about Ewe (webcomic, written and drawn by Rudy Dewclaw) Kevin and Kell
Mental Man (published in the Daily Planet) Action Comics
Monkeybone - Monkeybone
Platypus Duck - (comic strip written and drawn by Tom Ruegger) The 13 Ghosts of Scooby-Doo
Rondo and Viola (webcomic, written and drawn by Rudy Dewclaw) Kevin and Kell
Skully and Zombo (comic strip) A Devilfire Nightmare^{[citation needed]}
Stiefbeen en Zoon - A 1950s black-and-white comic book featured in De Kiekeboes story Vrouwen Komen van Mars by Merho as a parody of 1950s Flemish comics. ^[7]
Vincent the Vulture, a comic book featured in Frank Tashlin's film Artists & Models (1955), created by Tashlin himself. ^[8]
The Yellow Streak, a comic book made by the protagonist's father in Daniel Clowes' David Boring.

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[1] ttps://mic.com/articles/108534/the-39-best-literary-references-from-the-simpsons#.muWhlY5yM

[2] Plot Summary for "Mad About You" My Boyfriend's Back!

[3] Queen Talon

[4] ttps://www.lambiek.net/artists/t/toonder.htm

[5] ttps://www.lambiek.net/artists/b/bailly_pierre.htm

[6] ttps://www.lambiek.net/artists/m/mathy_vincent.htm

[7] ttps://www.lambiek.net/artists/m/merho.htm

[8] ttps://www.lambiek.net/artists/t/tashlin_frank.htm

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List of fictional comics

Contents

Fictional comic books

From The Simpsons

From other sources

Fictional comic strips

See also

References

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