Every single character from the Ask a ZNP strips from the webcomic Monsterful falls into this category, you get from the main ZNP (zombie ninja pirate) to a VSV (Vampiric Spartan Viking), PGS (Perverted Ghost Samurai), PHC (Psychotic Homunculus cyborg) and the list goes on.
In Holiday Wars, A zombie t-rex shows up in this in this strip. It then is regularly referred to as "an undead dino."
The main character, John Egbert, with the use of his "Alchemiter", can combine his stuff into various badass (and not-so badass) items; Particularly, the kick-ass Pogo Hammer, made from a playground pogo ride and a claw hammerWrinklefucker, made from a playground pogo ride, a claw hammer, and a clothes iron. Now all the characters have made similar weapons. A memorable one is the Snoop Dogg Snow Cone Machete.
Dave's bro is a ninja puppeteer rapper. He seems to make a living by combining these talents... and also making puppet porn videos.
The prototypings. You see, whenever one of the main characters prototypes their kernelsprite with something, it causes all of the enemies they fight to take on some of the features of what was used to prototype. This leads to the characters fighting harlequin-cat-princess-squid-crow-dog hybrids.
Speaking of prototyping, the Troll Session's Black King has this trope in SPADES, he ends up as a Crab Beast-Giant Monster Spider-Sea Goat/Dragon-Blind Dragon-Frog Statue-Fairy Bull-Two-Headed Cyclops-Feral Cat-Virgin Alien-Egg Laying Insect-Lactating Musclebeast-Seahorse-Gargantuan Tentacled Elder God-King.
Troll Aradia Megido is probabaly the most guilty of this trope (to awesome effect!) as at one point she is (in order of occurrence) an Alien Troll Psychic Ghost Frog Gamesprite Time-Travelling Robot. That is, until she reaches her God-Tier . . . which actually reduces the number of things she is, being merely an Alien Troll Psychic Time-Traveling God Fairy.
Goats: The comic. For example, in the story arc "Infinite Typewriters", a cyborg fish is incensed by the movie "Good Hitler vs. Space Hitler", sets a goat's magical underwear on fire and embarks with a foul-mouthed baby chicken on an interdimensional journey, using a singularity stolen from a pair of grey aliens' spaceship to build a potato-powered teleport robot which burns holes in the walls of reality with demon matches from the Mayan underworld. Features a headless corpse with a robot arm used as a sort of prosthetic body by the baby chicken, a bisexual ninja with exploding Oreos, infinite monkeys, the Starbucks at the center of the multiverse, and lesbian corn.
Goats hangs a lampshade on this exact trope when a character in the strip purchases a shirt with a Pirate Monkey Robot on it. The shirt is now an actual product.
From the webcomic xkcd comes this "fragment" of action adventure involving a damaged space station, a volcano, motorcycles and dinosaurs. Oh, and Janeane Garofalo.
This one isn't an example of the trope by itself, but some of the mental images you'll no doubt get in your head while reading it definitely are. Also counts as a Deconstruction
The Adventures of Dr. McNinja is about an Irish-American ninja who is also a medical doctor, with a gorilla for a receptionist, mentoring an orphan boy raised by bandito scientists. The boy has an impressive mustache, is a crack shot with his revolvers, and rides a velociraptor. He (Dr. McNinja, not one of the others) once fought an opponent who was armed with chainsaw nunchucks. There's a Story Arc devoted to (in the completely accurate words of the author) "GhostWizardVampireZombieHeadlessHorseman nonsense".
As an April Fool's joke, Dan, Mitzi, Dark Smoke Puncher, and Gordito all die from "their one weakness... Bullets. From a gun." Shortly afterwards they all rise from their graves "as ninja pirate robot monkey clown bandito werewolf zombies!" How CRraAAaaZZzzyyyyyy!. Are we having a Trope-orgasm yet?
The good Doctor's adventures are one of the few places where the question "Are dinosaurs immune to zombies?"*
YES
can be asked and make sense in context. Oh, and the zombies in question are ninjas too.
The side advice column "Ask Red Mage" also engaged in this gratuitously, eventually culminating in a Ninja riding a Pirate-Jedi-Cyber-Dinosaur on a Hoverboard versus a horde of Abraham Lincoln Clones at the Febreeze factory.
"This gg-guys" has [[evil mutant Amber ninja pirate clones
Goblins: Life Through Their Eyes favourite donation strip character, Tempts Fate, takes on a "Pirate Ninja" during a battle with a party of poorly thought out RPG characters.
Gunnerkrigg Court is usually pretty understated. This just makes instances of this trope stand out even more, such as the time Annie escapes from robots by riding on the back of a Big Badass Wolf (who is actually a toy possessed by a fox demon thing). Or the time the trickster-god beech-slaps the eight-foot-tall tree-armed wolf-man. But what really takes the cake is the buggy drawn by a robot horse quoting Milton's Paradise Lost.
Robot laser cows that shoot lasers from their eyes and mow the lawn.
Laser Cows. Just like real cows. Only with lasers. And snark.
The OotS strips appearing in Dragon Magazine and Snips, Snails, and Dragon Tails feature a vampiric half-dragon half-troll lycanthropic fiendish snail with psionic powers. Tremble at its illogical glory!
In one of their semi-affectionate riffs on Michael Bay's... distinctive style, Faulty Logic brings us Bay's own pirate cyborg pterodactyl. In fact, Faulty Logic is no stranger to this, although "squirrel" has an odd way of finding its way into the mix.
Dumnestor's Heroes: Early in their adventure, the heroes comes accross a Necromancer who wants to animate ancient robot ninjas (well, they're probably more like cyborgs) to create Zombie Robot Ninjas. Later, a village is raided by Vampire Pirate Monkeys. The comic has a good laugh at all this in this strip.
Oh, come on! Now Irony-chan must be doing it on purpose.
