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* ''WesternAnimation/AChristmasCarol2009'' takes the shot of Scrooge and Tiny Tim and turns it into a colored ink drawing on the last page of the book.

** ''[[Film/AlicesAdventuresInWonderland1972 Alice's Adventures in Wonderland (1972)]]'': A pencil sketch of a river becomes the river.

** ''Film/Scrooge1970'': A painting of a London street, vaguely in the Ronald Searle style of the other titles, becomes the street.

* ''Film/{{Creepshow}}'' and ''Film/{{Creepshow 2}}'' both have this. At the beginning of each segment, the first panel of a comic book story changed to a live-action shot. At the end of each segment the reverse occurred.

* ''Film/SeventeenSeventySix'': The movie's final shot melts slowly into a version on canvas, recalling the various paintings of the moment as seen in history books. The inscribed Declaration itself also gradually burns through.

* In "[[WebAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsRainbowRocksShorts Perfect Day for Fun]]" (a short released before ''WesternAnimation/MyLittlePonyEquestriaGirlsRainbowRocks''), there is a zoom on a poster announcing the Rainbooms performing, which transition to the band actually on stage. Inverted with the ending shot, with the group picture zooming out to show it is on the screen of Twilight's phone while the girls are on the ferris wheel.

** In "Diatribe Of A Mad Housewife", Marge gets inspiration for her novel by looking at the sailboat painting above the family's couch, transitioning into a fantasy sequence showing her story.
--->'''Marge:''' That's it! A novel about whaling! That's something you haven't seen before. Thank you, (''squints to read title of painting'') "Scene from ''Literature/MobyDick''."
** Subverted in "Mom And Pop Art", when Homer tries to construct a grill without a manual, and he seems to get off to a bad start. The scene cuts to the completed grill...

* ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'', "Operation: N.A.U.G.H.T.Y." is another tale told as a comic book, and the final shot is of the treehouse, turning into a comic book panel.
* ''WesternAnimation/KickButtowskiSuburbanDaredevil'': Kick Buttowski is considering where to get eggs if not from the store. He looks up and sees a billboard with a picture of a farm. The scene transitions, and the farm is picture perfect to its rendering on the billboard as Kick arrives.

** This happens in "Diatribe Of A Mad Housewife", when Marge looks at the painting above the family's couch in order to get inspiriation for a book to write.

** Also subverted in "Mom And Pop Art", when Homer tries to construct a grill. Lacking the manual, he tries to build it without it, and seems to get off to a bad start. The scene cuts to the completed grill.
--->'''Homer:''' Ahhh. Yeah! That's one fine-looking BBQ Pit.\\

'''Homer:''' Why doesn't mine look like that!?

* The 2004 movie version of ''Theatre/ThePhantomOfTheOpera'' has this at the beginning and the end of the movie -- probably an example of {{Bookends}} as well.

* The 2004 movie version of ''Theatre/ThePhantomOftheOpera'' has this at the beginning and the end of the movie -- probably an example of BookEnds as well.

* ''Film/SkyHigh2005'' has this in the opening credits. Will's narration explains his life, and is shown in comic book pages. The panel focuses on the Stronghold house, then dissolves into the live-action image of the house. The ending changes a live shot of Will and friends to a comic panel of them.

* Came up from time to time on ''Series/MisterRogersNeighborhood'' when Fred looked into the "magic picture".
* The Granada ''Series/SherlockHolmes'' series went both ways with this, especially in its first season. Scenes were shot to match the original Paget illustrations and sometimes a shot would fade into the end credits, which usually featured a series of further Paget illustrations. [[http://www.jjbaxter.com/sherlockholmes.aspx This site]] has an extensive side-by-side comparison of in-story shots and the original illustrations.

* The opening of ''Grace and Favour'' or ''Are You Being Served, Again''.

* At the end of every episode of ''Series/{{Blackadder}} the Third'' the final scene turned into a woodcut, heading the "Regency playbill" style credits.

* ''Series/IZombie'' begins each scene with a comic book page that turns into live-action, usually accompanied by a PunBasedTitle.
* ''Series/BlakesSeven''. In "Star One", President Servalan is studying the personnel files of a secret Federation base. After a female technician called Lurena is projected on the screen, we cut to Lurena at the base, standing in the same position. [[RefugeeFromTime Unfortunately she's the same age]], despite [[FridgeLogic having been on the base for years.]]
* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'': In "The Ripple Effect," orange zip ties are a vital clue. At one point, Sheldon shows Mac a picture on his phone that Flack had sent him of a large piece of artwork made from the ties. The camera zooms very close in on the picture, then immediately out again, revealing Flack standing beside the actual sculpture telling Mac all about how one of his subordinates found it.

* The Music/LindseyStirling for [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvipPYFebWc "Roundtable Rival"]] introduces the villain Durango Black with a WantedPoster immediately transitioning to the real guy with a zoom.

* ''Theatre/SeventeenSeventySix'': The script instructs the actors to end in a formation evoking [[https://www.loc.gov/item/2008678323/ the Pine-Savage engraving of the scene]].

* ''WesternAnimation/KickButtowski'' is considering where to get eggs if not from the store. He looks up and sees a billboard with a picture of a farm. The scene transitions, and the farm is picture perfect to its rendering on the billboard as Kick arrives.

(''camera zooms out to reveal the completed grill is actually the picture on the box it came in; the real grill is a pile of junk in cement'')\\

* ''WesternAnimation/CodenameKidsNextDoor'', "Operation: N.A.U.G.H.T.Y." is another tale told as a comic book, and the final shot is of the treehouse, turning into a comic book panel.

* ''Series/IZombie'' begins each scene with a comic book page that turns into live-action, usually accompanied by [[JustForPun a punny title]].