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* ''ComicBook/Grandville'' contains several ShoutOuts to FrancoBelgianComics, and this includes a human scientist called Angus Mortimire, who gets unceremoniously killed by Baron Krapaud in the third volume.
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** During the final fight of "Beyond Death" (#88) [[MonsterOfTheWeek Johnny Dark]] almost plummets to his death when he jumps onto an old pipe that breaks down, but grasps a rail to stop the fall, which is nearly identical to what Yellow M does while evading the police at the docks.
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** During the final fight of "Beyond Death" (#88) [[MonsterOfTheWeek Johnny Dark]] almost plummets to his death when he jumps onto an old pipe that breaks down, but grasps a rail to stop the fall, which is nearly identical to what Yellow M does while evading the police at the docks.Limehouse Dock.
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* ''ComicBook/DylanDog'':
** In "Golconda!" (#41) we get a scene of [[OurFairiesAreDifferent killer fairies]] enchanting and making Blake join their dance in the woods before causing his offscreen DeathByCameo.
** During the final fight of "Beyond Death" (#88) [[MonsterOfTheWeek Johnny Dark]] almost plummets to his death when he jumps onto an old pipe that breaks down, but grasps a rail to stop the fall, which is nearly identical to what Yellow M does while evading the police at the docks.
** In "Golconda!" (#41) we get a scene of [[OurFairiesAreDifferent killer fairies]] enchanting and making Blake join their dance in the woods before causing his offscreen DeathByCameo.
** During the final fight of "Beyond Death" (#88) [[MonsterOfTheWeek Johnny Dark]] almost plummets to his death when he jumps onto an old pipe that breaks down, but grasps a rail to stop the fall, which is nearly identical to what Yellow M does while evading the police at the docks.
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!!The Yellow M (''"La Marque Jaune"'')
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[[quoteright:237:[[ComicBook/DeKiekeboes https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/yellow_m_shout_out_9769.jpg]]]]
[[caption-width-right:237:A parody done by ''ComicBook/DeKiekeboes''.[[note]]Translation: "If you ask me many people stood here before us."[[/note]]]]
Works that reference ComicBook/BlakeAndMortimer.
!!The Yellow M (''"La Marque Jaune"'')
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* In the ''ComicBook/{{Cubitus}}'' album "L'ami ne fait pas le moine", pages 38 and 39 of the comic book were spoofed.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Agent 327}}'' at the start of the album "De vergeten bom", the Yellow "M" is sprayed on the door of a garage.
* On the cover of the album ''Paniek in Stripland'' ("''Panick in Comic Book Country''"), the protagonists also spoof "The Yellow 'M'".
* In 2005, Dargaud published a parody entitled ''Menaces sur l'Empire'' ("The Empire Under Threat") which was a humorous presentation of the adventures of Blake and Mortimer and certainly not part of the canon. One scene included an almost panel-by-panel re-enactment of the Yellow "M" discreetly breaking into Blake and Mortimer's house. In this case, however, the heavily disguised intruder turns out to be Mortimer himself, making a desperate attempt to obtain a chicken from the fridge, but being thwarted at gunpoint by Nasir, who stands by his orders to enforce his master's diet by all means necessary.
* On January 31, 2009, Eric Maltaite published a parody titled ''La Belgique résistera-t-elle?'' ("''Will UsefulNotes/{{Belgium}} keep existing?''"). On the cover a man is standing in front of the wall where the yellow emblem of the Flemish Lion flag can be seen. This is a reference to the problems between the Dutch- (Flemish) and French- (Walloon) speaking people in Belgium.
* Cartoonist Alain D:
** He made a parody, "La Marque de la Parodie", featuring ComicBook/{{Tintin}} and Haddock taking the pose, not far from "Kapitaina Dock", a pun on Captain Haddock and Limehouse Dock.
** He made another parody, "Le Big Mac Jaune", featuring Blake and Mortimer standing in front of a wall with the UsefulNotes/McDonalds emblem, while the street is now called [[WesternAnimation/BugsBunny "What's Up Dock?"]].
* On the book cover of "Strips, Aha!" by Patrick Van Gompel, comic book author Jan Bosschaert made lots of references to other comic strips, including the Yellow "M" sprayed upon the side of a door.
* Philippe Geluck, best known for ''ComicBook/LeChat'' ("''The Cat''"), spoofed the cover as "La Marque du Chat", with Le Chat and a mouse standing in front of the wall where big yellow cat ears are sprayed on the bricks.
* ''ComicBook/{{Natacha}}'': The album cover of [[http://amazoniebd.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/num%C3%A9risation0040.jpg the 20th anniversary issue]] features Natacha both in a MarilynManeuver as well as a The Yellow M Shout Out.
* ''ComicBook/DeKiekeboes'':
** In album "Afgelast Wegens Ziekte", Kiekeboe and his son Konstantinopel visit a store specializing in secondhand comic strip decors. At a certain point they stand in front of the wall of "The Yellow 'M'" and even take the same pose as Blake and Mortimer on the album cover. Konstantinopel even says: "If you ask me many people stood here before us."
** The album cover of "Het Boerka Complot" spoofs the cover again, this time with Kiekeboe and Van De Kasseien standing tied against a wall.
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[[folder:Comic Strips]]
* Political cartoonist Gal spoofed the cover, too, with the title "Het Wrede Teken" ("The Cruel Sign"), this time with Belgian politicians Jean-Luc Dehaene and Herman Van Rompuy, standing in a street in Maastricht, a reference to the European Treaty of Maastricht in 1992.
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[[folder:Western Animation]]
* A self reference in [[WesternAnimation/BlakeAndMortimer the animated adaptation]] of ''Blake & Mortimer''. [[https://youtu.be/7HKCa7XH-jE?t=63 The screen title of the show]] appears at the end of the opening credits, with Blake and Mortimer in the classical pose, except the wall they are standing in front of features the shadow of a clock instead of the Yellow M. Also, said opening credits consists in a montage of scenes from various episodes, and ''starts'' with a scene from ''The Yellow M''.
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[[folder:Real Life]]
* A French comic book store is named itself "La Marque Jaune".
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[[quoteright:237:[[ComicBook/DeKiekeboes https://static.tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pub/images/yellow_m_shout_out_9769.jpg]]]]
[[caption-width-right:237:A parody done by ''ComicBook/DeKiekeboes''.[[note]]Translation: "If you ask me many people stood here before us."[[/note]]]]
Works that reference ComicBook/BlakeAndMortimer.
!!The Yellow M (''"La Marque Jaune"'')
[[foldercontrol]]
[[folder:Comic Books]]
* In the ''ComicBook/{{Cubitus}}'' album "L'ami ne fait pas le moine", pages 38 and 39 of the comic book were spoofed.
* In ''ComicBook/{{Agent 327}}'' at the start of the album "De vergeten bom", the Yellow "M" is sprayed on the door of a garage.
* On the cover of the album ''Paniek in Stripland'' ("''Panick in Comic Book Country''"), the protagonists also spoof "The Yellow 'M'".
* In 2005, Dargaud published a parody entitled ''Menaces sur l'Empire'' ("The Empire Under Threat") which was a humorous presentation of the adventures of Blake and Mortimer and certainly not part of the canon. One scene included an almost panel-by-panel re-enactment of the Yellow "M" discreetly breaking into Blake and Mortimer's house. In this case, however, the heavily disguised intruder turns out to be Mortimer himself, making a desperate attempt to obtain a chicken from the fridge, but being thwarted at gunpoint by Nasir, who stands by his orders to enforce his master's diet by all means necessary.
* On January 31, 2009, Eric Maltaite published a parody titled ''La Belgique résistera-t-elle?'' ("''Will UsefulNotes/{{Belgium}} keep existing?''"). On the cover a man is standing in front of the wall where the yellow emblem of the Flemish Lion flag can be seen. This is a reference to the problems between the Dutch- (Flemish) and French- (Walloon) speaking people in Belgium.
* Cartoonist Alain D:
** He made a parody, "La Marque de la Parodie", featuring ComicBook/{{Tintin}} and Haddock taking the pose, not far from "Kapitaina Dock", a pun on Captain Haddock and Limehouse Dock.
** He made another parody, "Le Big Mac Jaune", featuring Blake and Mortimer standing in front of a wall with the UsefulNotes/McDonalds emblem, while the street is now called [[WesternAnimation/BugsBunny "What's Up Dock?"]].
* On the book cover of "Strips, Aha!" by Patrick Van Gompel, comic book author Jan Bosschaert made lots of references to other comic strips, including the Yellow "M" sprayed upon the side of a door.
* Philippe Geluck, best known for ''ComicBook/LeChat'' ("''The Cat''"), spoofed the cover as "La Marque du Chat", with Le Chat and a mouse standing in front of the wall where big yellow cat ears are sprayed on the bricks.
* ''ComicBook/{{Natacha}}'': The album cover of [[http://amazoniebd.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/num%C3%A9risation0040.jpg the 20th anniversary issue]] features Natacha both in a MarilynManeuver as well as a The Yellow M Shout Out.
* ''ComicBook/DeKiekeboes'':
** In album "Afgelast Wegens Ziekte", Kiekeboe and his son Konstantinopel visit a store specializing in secondhand comic strip decors. At a certain point they stand in front of the wall of "The Yellow 'M'" and even take the same pose as Blake and Mortimer on the album cover. Konstantinopel even says: "If you ask me many people stood here before us."
** The album cover of "Het Boerka Complot" spoofs the cover again, this time with Kiekeboe and Van De Kasseien standing tied against a wall.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Comic Strips]]
* Political cartoonist Gal spoofed the cover, too, with the title "Het Wrede Teken" ("The Cruel Sign"), this time with Belgian politicians Jean-Luc Dehaene and Herman Van Rompuy, standing in a street in Maastricht, a reference to the European Treaty of Maastricht in 1992.
[[/folder]]
[[folder:Western Animation]]
* A self reference in [[WesternAnimation/BlakeAndMortimer the animated adaptation]] of ''Blake & Mortimer''. [[https://youtu.be/7HKCa7XH-jE?t=63 The screen title of the show]] appears at the end of the opening credits, with Blake and Mortimer in the classical pose, except the wall they are standing in front of features the shadow of a clock instead of the Yellow M. Also, said opening credits consists in a montage of scenes from various episodes, and ''starts'' with a scene from ''The Yellow M''.
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[[folder:Real Life]]
* A French comic book store is named itself "La Marque Jaune".
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