Comic Books
- Batman villain Bane's origin, as revealed in Knightfall, was devised as a dark-mirror version of Doc's origin. In Knightfall he also has a group of henchmen who are parodies of Doc's companions.
- Marvels: An unnamed Doc Savage appears in a crowd scene.
- Planetary: An early issue retells the final world-saving adventure of a group of pulp-era heroes including Axel Brass, who closely resembles the Man of Bronze.
- The Rocketeer: It's implied that Doc Savage is the inventor of the rocket pack. Two of his companions have cameo appearances.
- Tom Strong: Tom's upbringing is partly inspired by Doc Savage's.
Fan Works
- Parodied in Plan 7 of 9 from Outer Space with "Doc Civilized: Man of Aluminium".
Literature
- Doc Sidhe is Doc Savage but he's an elf.
- Doc Wilde is a Doc Savage parody.
- Grand Central Arena: Part of the backstory is the Hyperion Project, an attempt to create superhumans inspired by the old pulp heroes. "Clark Savage" is mentioned as one of the inspirations.
- "Helping Them Take the Old Man Down" and sequels by William Preston revolve around a figure known as "the Old Man" who bears a striking but not copyright-infringing resemblance to an aged Doc Savage, exploring the role of heroes in the modern world.
- Roadmarks includes an unnamed cameo by Doc Savage.
Tabletop Games
- Champions, supplement Champions II:
- Hideouts and Headquarters (rules for constructing bases). One example mentions a waterfront warehouse that contains vehicles, which is separate from the main base in a prominent New York skyscraper.
- The picture on page 63 is clearly Doc Savage, including the supermachine pistol he's holding with the distinctive ram's head ammo clip.
- Toon, supplement Tooniversal Tour Guide: In the "Supertoon" setting, a superhero team have their headquarters in the 86th floor of the Umpire's Plate Building.
Western Animation
- My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic: In the episode "The One Where Pinkie Pie Knows", a poster of heroic pony Smash Fortune is drawn to resemble Doc Savage.
- The Venture Brothers: Doc Savage is one of the inspirations for the Brothers' famous grandfather, Dr. Jonas Venture.
