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-->'''Buster:''' Hey pal, this is our story!\\
'''Babs:''' Yeah! Get your own video!\\
'''Superman:''' [[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor It's your call.]] ''(drops them to their doom before leaving)''
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* In the ''Animation/{{Lamput}}'' episode "Super Docs", Slim Doc wears a blue costume with a red-colored cape and upside-down trangle-shaped ChestInsignia, clearly meant to be Superman's outfit. His partner Fat Doc wears a costume meant to be Franchise/{{Batman}}'s, too.
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* ''Series/TheFreshPrinceOfBelAir'': In "Home is Where the Heart Attack Is", Carlton visits his father in the hospital following his heart attack from an unhealthy diet, and he admits that he can't bear to see him in such a vulnerable state, saying "You're like Superman to me."
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** The 1996 short ''Superior Duck'' is another parody with Daffy as a wannabe superhero, complete with Supes himself appearing near the end to bail him out.
* ''WesternAnimation/TheLooneyTunesShow'': The episode "Super Rabbit" has Bugs telling Daffy the story of ''Film/SupermanII'', with Bugs as Superman, Daffy as General Zod, Elmer Fudd as Lex Luthor, and Marvin the Martian as Brainiac.
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** In ''Nix on Hypnotricks'', Popeye's spinach-powered climax shows him turning into a parody of Superman, complete with the "S" from the can's label being stuck to his shirt.
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* ''ComicBook/{{Flare}}'': On [[http://www.heroicmultiverse.com/flare/webcomic/index.php?pn=808 this page]], Jimmy Dooley cosplays as Jimmy Olsen, complete with signal watch. Sparkplug, who is dressed as Franchise/WonderWoman, is not impressed.
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* ''Literature/BrownsPineRidgeStories'': In the eighteenth 18th story, Gary at first says that he "felt like Superman," but later comes to compare himself with [[Franchise/{{Peanuts}} Charlie Brown Brown]] when he finds out his attempted "rescue" a woman and the children in her care from a fire ended up destroying her house over a burnt pot roast.
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