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8-bit Theater

A dark elf explains how evil a monster is, and Trogdor comes to mind. Episode 284: What could it be?!

In Twinkin' Out, a confused fan asks Red Mage how Strong Bad types with boxing gloves on (Last letter on the page). Twinkin' Out 21

A guest artist strip contains Thief wearing a Strong Bad mask.

33 Variations on a Theme by Strong Bad (a Teen Girl Squad Comic)

This is an actual fan made Teen Girl Squad comic, done in the same way Strong Bad would have drawn it. [1]

Accidental Centaurs

In a crossover with The Wotch on March 26, 2005, The Wotch's Robin (transformed into a dragon) shouts "BURNINATE!!" as he breathes fire at some winged monkeys. [2]

In a comic dated Wednesday, August 24, 2005, Lenny borrows a line from Senor Cardgage. [3]

Aminal Crossing

In the 16th comic, "Were taking this baby to the mooooon!" is a reference to Strong Bad Email personal favorites.

Also, in Episode 22, the main character gets MONKEY SLAM'D!! an unmistakable TGS reference.

Badly Drawn Kitties

In the October 29, 2003 strip, Dirk dresses up as Homestar Runner.

Blankism

In #23 a fake credits scene appears and it reads "Produced by A. Chimendez". This is a reference to A. Chimendez, the fake writer of the Cheat Commandos cartoons.

Breakpoint City

Homestar Runner is waiting in line in the July 20, 2002 strip.

Trogdor also appears on a sign "Live with Regis and Trogdor" in a later strip. [4]

Bruno the Bandit

In the third panel of this comic, one character mentions Strongbadia.

Captain SNES

In the comic for March 21st, 2004, Mother Brain asks King Hippo how he can type with boxing gloves on his hands.

Clearwater Clan

The comic for June 24th, 2005 shows the cast drawn as stick figures. One of them comes out looking like Trogdor.

Damaged Comic

Comic #40 on [5] has a reference from Strong Bad email, fingers. The character, Hardhat is wearing the same arms as Homestar Runner wears in the said email. Theres even a link to the email at the bottem of the comic for those who have never heard of Homestar Runner.

Digimon

In the fourth and final volume of the Tokyopop manga adaptation of the third season of the Digimon animated series, Rapidmon utters What's Her Face's classic line: "My blood hurts."

Dominic Deegan

In the September 23,2002 comic, Strong Bad makes a cameo appearance as one of Dominic's customers in the last panel.

DMFA

Trogdor can be seen in the first panel of this comic.

Final Stupidity

In the fourth comic, "Obligatory Pop Culture Reference," Dangeresque too makes a small cameo on the last panel.
The fifth comic's title, "Burninated", is an obvious reference to Trogdor.
The seventh comic's title, "Got Witch's Brew?" is a reference to Homestar's obsession with witch's brew.

GameCheetz

The seventh panel in comic #15692 is taken from Parsnips A-Plenty.

Technochocolate is mentioned in the fifth panel of comic #00297.

In comic 00232, the line, "It's curtains for you!" is used. In the last panel, "CURSES! FOILED AGAIN! is also used.

Hawkman

In the December 2003 issue of DC Comic's Hawkman (page 16 of issue 20, volume 4), an abusive spouse is seen wearing a black T-shirt featuring Strong Bad's face and gloves, and the text "FHGWHGAS." Unfortunately you'll have to pick up an old issue of the comic to see it. [6]

Mid-Shift

This strip is not available online, but if you purchase the book, and turn to page 19, you can see a Homestar Runner mainpage on the computer. Official website

Natch Evil

In Comic#109God mentions getting an email about how he types with boxing gloves on. The Extra menu is rather reminiscent of the main pages, and it even says apologies to Homestar at the bottom.

The Neopian Times

In three comics made by _lordofthefrogs_, the owner himself wears a duckie shirt (Comic #1), Homestar's star shirt (Comic #2), and in the 3rd comic a salesperson wears the same skirt as Marzipan (Comic #3). Even if you click on his name, you'll find that his lookup says that he is a dedicated fan of Homestar Runner, and his backround is Homestar Runner in black and white. It says, 'Seriously' below him. He has since then joined the Fanstuff Wiki.

One One Seven

In the 71st and 72nd guest strips of the Halo-based comic "One One Seven", Master Chief is shown sitting at a Compy 386. He even answers his own email! http://nikon.bungie.org/misc/stuntmutt.html?type=guest&image=guest71 http://nikon.bungie.org/misc/stuntmutt.html?type=guest&image=guest72

Oh The Humanity

In the final panel of the January 7, 2004 strip, somebody says "A jorb well done"

Phil Likes Tacos

Homsar is among one of the characters to make a cameo in this strip.

Pokemon X

In the April fool's special, the characters are 'FOOLED!' by the Arrow'd Guy.

Purple Pussy

(WARNING: extremely rude and contains explicit language) In the Oct. 12, 2002 comic, Purple Pussy is seen wearing a Homestar mask and shirt.

Questionable Content

In comic #265, while Faye and Marten are discussing what will be the next indie rock band to break up, Faye mentions that the head of Win Butler (from The Arcade Fire) will explode during a live performance, forcing them to replace him with a Homestar Runner puppet.

In comic #317, Steve is wearing an Eh! Steve T-shirt.

In comic #333, Raven wants to be left alone to close the coffee shop. She exclaims, "I can do it! I can totally do it nine times!" This is a reference to The Cheat's crazy cartoon in crazy cartoon, where it is said by Strong Bad.

Random Codes

The first two lines of the 16th comic are "So from then on, it was all pork and beans." and "That's not very healthy..." which are close to the two lines of dialogue said by Homestar and Marzipan in helium.

Road Waffles

In the July 23, 2003 comic, when Moses is altering how he percieves the afterlife, one of his visualisations bears a resemblance to Strong Bad standing in Strongbadia, saying 'Pop culture reference!'.

Room

A recent update of this puzzling pixelart webcomic has an appearance of a pixelart Strong Bad and The Cheat. He's looking at a computer, but it doesn't appear to be any of the ones he's owned. [7]

Roy the Duck

Explore Roy the Duck's math book to find Homestar Runner and to learn how to count (see page 4 especially).
The new Ye Castle's Final Houre book says "...don't throw full glass wine bottles at the screen."
It also has two references to homestarrunner.com on the zBay page. On it Bubs is selling the Slightly Shotgunned Compy. It also contains a link to the bookazon.com page.
The Palm State Times on the site contains an article about Thorax Corporation.
Their Cloogle page has a Senor Cardgage Mortgage reference.

Runaways

In the July 2005 issue of this Marvel Comics publication, as the title characters head off on a mission to rescue the captive mother of their newest accquaintance, Victor, Victor himself remarks that he is "not sure why he should entrust his mom's life to the freakin' Teen Girl Squad!" Chase, the only male member of the Runaways team, corrects him with: "That's Teen Girl Squad plus one, amigo!"

Scary Go Round

In the comic posted on August 18th, 2005, Shelley tells Gibby to tell her father about the "terrible a-splosions", an obvious reference to Vector Strong Bad.

Sluggy Freelance

The weekly filler Meanwhile in the Dimension of Pain shows the demons deathmatching. When Horribus uses the Unholy Hand grenade and the demons are all incinerated, the panel reads "And all was laid to burnination." link

SMAX

The Top Ten spin-off comic SMAX puts Jaafs Macksun and his partner Toybox in a world of fantasy. A wanted poster for Trogdor is on a pole and the silhouette of Homestar and Pom Pom are seen in town.

Sore Thumbs

In this comic, a drugged director quotes Strong Bad's "H*R and Marzipan Dating Simulation XR" from Strong Bad Email date.

Staccato

In the online webcomic, Staccato, when the author portrays his characters as Fantastic Four characters, the one portrayed as the "The Human Torch" says "'The Human Torch?' 'Flame On?' That all sounds kinda' fruity... Couldn't I be be called like 'The Burninator' or something?" in direct reference to our beloved Trogdor! [8]

Teen Titans Go!

In the issue of this DC Comics comic entitled "Finding Nero," there is a carnival game with Strong Sad plushies as prizes.

Tex and Jenny

Tex sees his good and evil conscience in this strip. However, since Tex is an atheist, he makes them change to Homestar and Strong Bad.

Theater Hopper

Tom Brazelton of Theater Hopper had himself in his comics on June 23, with a Homestar shirt.

Under Power

In the May 19, 2004 comic, Strong Bad and the Cheat are the DJs in panel 2.

Universal Voyage

In comic #2 there are sprites of Strong Bad and Trogdor as a team called "Burninators!" [9]

VG Cats

The "New to the site" page starts "Welcome aboard the USS VGCats.com, this is a website!", both mimicking and linking to First Time Here?

In Comic 100, at the end, click on 100 Comics to see a little cutscene with the Compy 386.

In the 6th panel of Comic 135, a The Cheat Talking Plush Doll is visible with the rest of the merchandise behind the glass.

At the top of the new layout, there is a rotating image, featuring several different quotes. A few of them are [How do you type with boxing gloves on?], [We are the band LIMOZEEN!] and [Let's get ready to look SO GOOD!]

The title for the news post on Saturday, September 10, 2005 at 12:43 PM is "Throw baby", a Peasant's Quest reference.

Walking Is Still Honest

In strip #69, the power is out, and there is a picture of Strong Bad's head with the words "Power Failured!" above it.

In strip #94, the trebuchet is nicknamed 'Trebdor, the Flinginator'.

Witch's Brew

The origin of the Witch's Brew name came from Homestar's famous Halloween witch's brew line. (Alas, however, the phrase is not spelled correctly in the comic.) Also, in the first comic, Homestar appears on the last panel, and the third comic uses the CHILDREN! panel from Teen Girl Squad. The sixth comic tells us to not fake the funk on a nasty dunk, one of Homsar's quotes from interview. And the author bios describe one of the creators as "one of the few lucky non-peasant humans to be burninated."

The Wotch

In the June 24, 2003 comic, Lilly and Jennie are playing with Homestar Runner action figures. In particular they are acting out a scene from Teen Girl Squad Issue 3. 062403.html

Zelda comic

Comic 96 is entitled Dot, Dot, Dot.
In Comic 136, Bub says "Ow! my stomach lining!!!"
On comic 162, the characters are swamped by Cuccos with the caption "CUCCO'D!"
Comic 164 is actually called "Yet Another Subtle Homestar Reference." The reference is "shut it up, you."
Comic 170 is entitled "I'm So Glad the Bub is Not Dead."
In Comic 193, the Miscreant decapitates Edgar with the caption "DECAPITAT'D!"
On the 200th comic, they used the "Its almost over!" screen from Teen Girl Squad.
Comic 212 is entitled "Yeah, Shut Up, Kid."
On comic Comic 217, Link says "Rock, rock on!"
On comic Comic 220, Link says,"That sounds re-zon-able".
On comic Comic 223, when Link rolls his eyes, it says "Eye roll'd!"
On comic 225, Link asks what would happen if Bub fights Lloyd. Bub answers saying "his head a splode?"
On comic 227, Lloyd dodges an attack with the caption "Matrix'd!"
Also in the bonus section, there is a thing called "Flame War 04." The first comic is a reference to the Strong Bad email dragon, and the state (California) with the underwear is a reference to Strong Bad email weird dream.
The Homestar Runner Wiki was mentioned 4-25-05 with the following quote:

Just wanna give a shoutout to Homestar Runner Wiki for citing all the 
Homestar references ever made in Zelda Comic, Witch's Brew and Aminal 
Crossing. Well, most of them. *wink*

MoDCAMeRa

In the fourth panel of "Welcome to Yore Doum!" Matt says: "Okay, let's just give up trying not to laugh at him sounding like the Homestar Runner and do something else."

Evil Inc

The author of "Evil Inc" has said on the Bob and George forums that Satan being dressed up as Ichiro in comic #267 is a minor reference to Strong Bad dressing up as Homestar dressed up as Angus Young in Pumpkin Carve-nival.