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* Similar to ''The Krypton Chronicles'' was ''ComicBook/TheAtlantisChronicles'', which explored ComicBook/{{Aquaman}}'s ancestry through The Atlantis Chronicles, the collected archives of Atlantean Royal Historians.
* ''ComicBook/TheLastAvengersStory'' is titled after an in-universe book that onstensibly tells of ComicBook/TheAvengers' final conflict, with Ultron, Kang and others trying to make it come to pass. [[spoiler: It's fake.]]
* Creator/MarvelComics published ''ComicBook/DarkholdPagesFromTheBookOfSins'' in which a group of heroes tried to find the lost pages of the eponymous Darkhold. (The Darkhold is basically the Franchise/MarvelUniverse's equivalent of the Necronomicon.) A later miniseries is just titled ''ComicBook/{{Darkhold}}''.
* ''ComicBook/LexLuthor: The Unauthorized Biography'' is a graphic novel about a reporter trying to write an unauthorized biography about Lex Luthor.
* ''ComicBook/TheLifeStoryOfTheFlash'' is based on the book that Iris West will write about Franchise/TheFlash in the future.
* ''ComicBook/{{Marvels}}'' is about a Muggle Daily Bugle photographer named Phil Sheldon, who documents the activities and reputations of the Marvel Universe's superheroes. Near the end, he publishes a book called "Marvels".
* ''ComicBook/{{Silverblade}}'' takes its title from the InUniverse movie ''The Silver Blade'': Jonathan Lord's most famous film, in which her plays a character called 'Silverblade'.
* ''Franchise/{{Superman}}'':

** ''Under a Yellow Sun'' was a graphic novel about Clark Kent trying to write a novel. It was also the title of the novel.

* 'VideoGame/Inscryption" is a title of an in-universe game that [[spoiler: Luke Carder, an aspiring youtuber found on a floppy disk buried in the woods. And the game takes place from a perspective of someone watching him play it.]]

* ''Film/BadGirlsFromMarss'': The movie's title is that of the [[ShowWithinAShow film within the film]], a softcore porno beset by a string of murders targeting the female leads.

** ''Literature/TheWayOfKings'' is named after a collection of parables written by a legendary king, which serves as some combination of holy book, philosophy text, and code of chivalry.