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* One AlternateContinuity in ''ComicBook/ArchieComics'' features the characters as superheroes -- Archie is a SupermanSubstitute named Pureheart the Powerful, Betty is his DistaffCounterpart Superteen, Jughead turns into Captain Hero when he recites an incantation similar to the Franchise/GreenLantern oath, and Reggie serves as Pureheart's EvilCounterpart Evilheart. Later stories in the series would introduce Miss Vanity (Veronica) and Mighty Moose (Moose).
* ''ComicBook/StrangersInParadise'' had an out-of-continuity issue in which Francine and Katchoo were superheroes and Freddie a bumbling villain who accidentally destroys the world.
* The ''Super Sidekick Sleepover Slaughter'' arc of ''ComicBook/HackSlash''.
* The "Cape Fear" storyline in ''Comicbook/ResurrectionMan'' started with Mitch in a virtual world created by his subconscious, in which he was a Silver Age caped superhero, and all the people who had tried to kill him were costumed supervillains. He was still wearing the costume from this scenario when Franchise/{{Superman}} invited him to join the ComicBook/JusticeLeague. He eventually decided it wasn't for him.
* Quite common in the comics based on ComicBook/TheSimpsons. Either using [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS11E4TreehouseOfHorrorX Stretch Dude and Clobber Girl]], having Bart be the Bartman character he dressed as in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS2E21ThreeMenAndAComicBook Three Men and A Comic Book]]" or [[ShowWithinAShow comic book within a show]] character, ''Radioactive Man''. One story even had an AllianceOfAlternates between Bartman, Stretch Dude and Cupcake Kid (Pie Man's sidekick from the last scene of "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS15E19SimpleSimpson Simple Simpson]]"), and another had the characters parodying ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}''.
* In one issue of ''ComicBook/BillAndTedsExcellentComicBook'', the duo get stranded on Hyper-World, an AnotherDimension populated by constantly fighting superheroes and villains. They get drafted into the ''Bright, Upstanding Guys'' to find their stolen time machine from Dr. Braino
* ''Bluntman and Chronic'': Was a comic about [[Film/TheViewAskewniverse Jay and Silent Bob]] as [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batman and Robin]]-style superheroes. It's meant to be the in-universe comic they get written about themselves in ''Film/ChasingAmy''.
* In the ''Superteam'' arc of ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'', Ozma forms a groups of fable superheroes.
* The ''Super Ace'' story in an issue of the ''[[Magazine/RedDwarf Red Dwarf Smegazine]]'' had Ace Rimmer visit a universe where the Dwarfers were superheroes living in the city of Smegopolis. In addition to the FlyingBrick Super Ace, other characters were Lister as Action Man (a Punisher pastiche with a smiley face instead of a skull), Cat and Kryten as Catman and Robbie, and the floating telepathic head of Professor H.
* The ''ComicBook/{{Futurama}}'' story, ''Son of The Sun'' is another adventure for the New Justice Team from the "Less Than Hero" episode of the cartoon.
* The third volume of the ''Toys/TeddyScares'' comic by Ape Entertainment had a story titled "Super Cyrus", where Abnormal Cyrus was inspired to become a superhero after reading a Captain Stupendous comic book. His superheroics annoy the hell out of Edwin Morose, Hester Golem, Redmond Gore and Rita Mortis, who decide to get even with Cyrus by forming a supervillain team called the Scare-tastic Four.
* The fourth volume of ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'' focuses on Mina's time on a SuperTeam called the Seven Stars and what the surviving [[OldSuperhero Old Superheroes]] are doing in the modern day.
* Gold Key issue #24 of Franchise/ScoobyDoo dealt with a comic artist whose creation, a superhero named the Blue Scarab, comes to life and terrorizes him. This was reworked five years later as the debut episode of ''Scooby and Scrappy Doo.''
* ''ComicBook/StrangersInParadise'' had an out-of-continuity issue in which Francine and Katchoo were superheroes and Freddie a bumbling villain who accidentally destroys the world.
* The ''Super Sidekick Sleepover Slaughter'' arc of ''ComicBook/HackSlash''.
* The "Cape Fear" storyline in ''Comicbook/ResurrectionMan'' started with Mitch in a virtual world created by his subconscious, in which he was a Silver Age caped superhero, and all the people who had tried to kill him were costumed supervillains. He was still wearing the costume from this scenario when Franchise/{{Superman}} invited him to join the ComicBook/JusticeLeague. He eventually decided it wasn't for him.
* Quite common in the comics based on ComicBook/TheSimpsons. Either using [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS11E4TreehouseOfHorrorX Stretch Dude and Clobber Girl]], having Bart be the Bartman character he dressed as in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS2E21ThreeMenAndAComicBook Three Men and A Comic Book]]" or [[ShowWithinAShow comic book within a show]] character, ''Radioactive Man''. One story even had an AllianceOfAlternates between Bartman, Stretch Dude and Cupcake Kid (Pie Man's sidekick from the last scene of "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS15E19SimpleSimpson Simple Simpson]]"), and another had the characters parodying ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}''.
* In one issue of ''ComicBook/BillAndTedsExcellentComicBook'', the duo get stranded on Hyper-World, an AnotherDimension populated by constantly fighting superheroes and villains. They get drafted into the ''Bright, Upstanding Guys'' to find their stolen time machine from Dr. Braino
* ''Bluntman and Chronic'': Was a comic about [[Film/TheViewAskewniverse Jay and Silent Bob]] as [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batman and Robin]]-style superheroes. It's meant to be the in-universe comic they get written about themselves in ''Film/ChasingAmy''.
* In the ''Superteam'' arc of ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'', Ozma forms a groups of fable superheroes.
* The ''Super Ace'' story in an issue of the ''[[Magazine/RedDwarf Red Dwarf Smegazine]]'' had Ace Rimmer visit a universe where the Dwarfers were superheroes living in the city of Smegopolis. In addition to the FlyingBrick Super Ace, other characters were Lister as Action Man (a Punisher pastiche with a smiley face instead of a skull), Cat and Kryten as Catman and Robbie, and the floating telepathic head of Professor H.
* The ''ComicBook/{{Futurama}}'' story, ''Son of The Sun'' is another adventure for the New Justice Team from the "Less Than Hero" episode of the cartoon.
* The third volume of the ''Toys/TeddyScares'' comic by Ape Entertainment had a story titled "Super Cyrus", where Abnormal Cyrus was inspired to become a superhero after reading a Captain Stupendous comic book. His superheroics annoy the hell out of Edwin Morose, Hester Golem, Redmond Gore and Rita Mortis, who decide to get even with Cyrus by forming a supervillain team called the Scare-tastic Four.
* The fourth volume of ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'' focuses on Mina's time on a SuperTeam called the Seven Stars and what the surviving [[OldSuperhero Old Superheroes]] are doing in the modern day.
* Gold Key issue #24 of Franchise/ScoobyDoo dealt with a comic artist whose creation, a superhero named the Blue Scarab, comes to life and terrorizes him. This was reworked five years later as the debut episode of ''Scooby and Scrappy Doo.''
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* ''ComicBook/ArchieComics'': One AlternateContinuity in ''ComicBook/ArchieComics'' features the characters as superheroes -- Archie is a SupermanSubstitute named Pureheart the Powerful, Betty is his DistaffCounterpart Superteen, Jughead turns into Captain Hero when he recites an incantation similar to the Franchise/GreenLantern ComicBook/GreenLantern oath, and Reggie serves as Pureheart's EvilCounterpart Evilheart. Later stories in the series would introduce Miss Vanity (Veronica) and Mighty Moose (Moose).
*''ComicBook/StrangersInParadise'' had ''ComicBook/BillAndTedsExcellentComicBook'': In one issue, the duo get stranded on Hyper-World, an out-of-continuity issue in which Francine and Katchoo were AnotherDimension populated by constantly fighting superheroes and Freddie a bumbling villain who accidentally destroys villains. They get drafted into the world.
''Bright, Upstanding Guys'' to find their stolen time machine from Dr. Braino
* ''ComicBook/BluntmanAndChronic'': The comic was about [[Film/TheViewAskewniverse Jay and Silent Bob]] as [[ComicBook/{{Batman}} Batman and Robin]]-style superheroes. It's meant to be the in-universe comic they get written about themselves in ''Film/ChasingAmy''.
* ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'': In the ''Superteam'' arc, Ozma forms a groups of fable superheroes.
* ''ComicBook/{{Futurama}}'': The story ''Son of The Sun'' is another adventure for the New Justice Team from the "Less Than Hero" episode of the cartoon.
* ''ComicBook/HackSlash'': The ''Super Sidekick Sleepover Slaughter''arc of ''ComicBook/HackSlash''.
arc.
* ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'': The fourth volume focuses on Mina's time on a SuperTeam called the Seven Stars and what the surviving [[OldSuperhero Old Superheroes]] are doing in the modern day.
* ''Comicbook/ResurrectionMan'': The "Cape Fear" storylinein ''Comicbook/ResurrectionMan'' started with Mitch in a virtual world created by his subconscious, in which he was a Silver Age caped superhero, and all the people who had tried to kill him were costumed supervillains. He was still wearing the costume from this scenario when Franchise/{{Superman}} ComicBook/{{Superman}} invited him to join the ComicBook/JusticeLeague.ComicBook/{{Justice League|OfAmerica}}. He eventually decided it wasn't for him.
* ''[[Magazine/RedDwarf Red Dwarf Smegazine]]'': The ''Super Ace'' story in an issue had Ace Rimmer visit a universe where the Dwarfers were superheroes living in the city of Smegopolis. In addition to the FlyingBrick Super Ace, other characters were Lister as Action Man (a Punisher pastiche with a smiley face instead of a skull), Cat and Kryten as Catman and Robbie, and the floating telepathic head of Professor H.
* ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'': Gold Key issue #24 dealt with a comic artist whose creation, a superhero named the Blue Scarab, comes to life and terrorizes him. This was reworked five years later as the debut episode of ''Scooby and Scrappy Doo.''
* ''ComicBook/TheSimpsons'': Quite common in thecomics based on ComicBook/TheSimpsons.comic adaption. Either using [[Recap/TheSimpsonsS11E4TreehouseOfHorrorX Stretch Dude and Clobber Girl]], having Bart be the Bartman character he dressed as in "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS2E21ThreeMenAndAComicBook Three Men and A Comic Book]]" or [[ShowWithinAShow comic book within a show]] character, ''Radioactive Man''. One story even had an AllianceOfAlternates between Bartman, Stretch Dude and Cupcake Kid (Pie Man's sidekick from the last scene of "[[Recap/TheSimpsonsS15E19SimpleSimpson Simple Simpson]]"), and another had the characters parodying ''ComicBook/{{Watchmen}}''.
*In one ''ComicBook/StrangersInParadise'': The series had an out-of-continuity issue of ''ComicBook/BillAndTedsExcellentComicBook'', the duo get stranded on Hyper-World, an AnotherDimension populated by constantly fighting superheroes in which Francine and villains. They get drafted into the ''Bright, Upstanding Guys'' to find their stolen time machine from Dr. Braino
* ''Bluntman and Chronic'': Was a comic about [[Film/TheViewAskewniverse Jay and Silent Bob]] as [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batman and Robin]]-style superheroes. It's meant to be the in-universe comic they get written about themselves in ''Film/ChasingAmy''.
* In the ''Superteam'' arc of ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'', Ozma forms a groups of fable superheroes.
* The ''Super Ace'' story in an issue of the ''[[Magazine/RedDwarf Red Dwarf Smegazine]]'' had Ace Rimmer visit a universe where the DwarfersKatchoo were superheroes living in and Freddie a bumbling villain who accidentally destroys the city of Smegopolis. In addition to the FlyingBrick Super Ace, other characters were Lister as Action Man (a Punisher pastiche with a smiley face instead of a skull), Cat and Kryten as Catman and Robbie, and the floating telepathic head of Professor H.
world.
*The ''ComicBook/{{Futurama}}'' story, ''Son of The Sun'' is another adventure for the New Justice Team from the "Less Than Hero" episode of the cartoon.
*''Toys/TeddyScares'': The third volume of the ''Toys/TeddyScares'' comic by Ape Entertainment had a story titled "Super Cyrus", where Abnormal Cyrus was inspired to become a superhero after reading a Captain Stupendous comic book. His superheroics annoy the hell out of Edwin Morose, Hester Golem, Redmond Gore and Rita Mortis, who decide to get even with Cyrus by forming a supervillain team called the Scare-tastic Four.
* The fourth volume of ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'' focuses on Mina's time on a SuperTeam called the Seven Stars and what the surviving [[OldSuperhero Old Superheroes]] are doing in the modern day.
* Gold Key issue #24 of Franchise/ScoobyDoo dealt with a comic artist whose creation, a superhero named the Blue Scarab, comes to life and terrorizes him. This was reworked five years later as the debut episode of ''Scooby and Scrappy Doo.''
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* ''ComicBook/BluntmanAndChronic'': The comic was about [[Film/TheViewAskewniverse Jay and Silent Bob]] as [[ComicBook/{{Batman}} Batman and Robin]]-style superheroes. It's meant to be the in-universe comic they get written about themselves in ''Film/ChasingAmy''.
* ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'': In the ''Superteam'' arc, Ozma forms a groups of fable superheroes.
* ''ComicBook/{{Futurama}}'': The story ''Son of The Sun'' is another adventure for the New Justice Team from the "Less Than Hero" episode of the cartoon.
* ''ComicBook/HackSlash'': The ''Super Sidekick Sleepover Slaughter''
* ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'': The fourth volume focuses on Mina's time on a SuperTeam called the Seven Stars and what the surviving [[OldSuperhero Old Superheroes]] are doing in the modern day.
* ''Comicbook/ResurrectionMan'': The "Cape Fear" storyline
* ''[[Magazine/RedDwarf Red Dwarf Smegazine]]'': The ''Super Ace'' story in an issue had Ace Rimmer visit a universe where the Dwarfers were superheroes living in the city of Smegopolis. In addition to the FlyingBrick Super Ace, other characters were Lister as Action Man (a Punisher pastiche with a smiley face instead of a skull), Cat and Kryten as Catman and Robbie, and the floating telepathic head of Professor H.
* ''Franchise/ScoobyDoo'': Gold Key issue #24 dealt with a comic artist whose creation, a superhero named the Blue Scarab, comes to life and terrorizes him. This was reworked five years later as the debut episode of ''Scooby and Scrappy Doo.''
* ''ComicBook/TheSimpsons'': Quite common in the
*
* ''Bluntman and Chronic'': Was a comic about [[Film/TheViewAskewniverse Jay and Silent Bob]] as [[Franchise/{{Batman}} Batman and Robin]]-style superheroes. It's meant to be the in-universe comic they get written about themselves in ''Film/ChasingAmy''.
* In the ''Superteam'' arc of ''ComicBook/{{Fables}}'', Ozma forms a groups of fable superheroes.
* The ''Super Ace'' story in an issue of the ''[[Magazine/RedDwarf Red Dwarf Smegazine]]'' had Ace Rimmer visit a universe where the Dwarfers
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* The fourth volume of ''ComicBook/TheLeagueOfExtraordinaryGentlemen'' focuses on Mina's time on a SuperTeam called the Seven Stars and what the surviving [[OldSuperhero Old Superheroes]] are doing in the modern day.
* Gold Key issue #24 of Franchise/ScoobyDoo dealt with a comic artist whose creation, a superhero named the Blue Scarab, comes to life and terrorizes him. This was reworked five years later as the debut episode of ''Scooby and Scrappy Doo.''
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* ''Animation/{{Lamput}}'': "Super Docs" is about Fat Doc and Slim Doc discovering the latter inadvertently brought superhero clothes home from the laundromat by mistake and using their abilities to aid in their chase after Lamput.
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* ''Animation/{{Lamput}}'': "Super Docs" is about Fat Specs Doc and Slim Skinny Doc discovering the latter inadvertently brought superhero clothes home from the laundromat by mistake and using their abilities to aid in their chase after Lamput.
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* Harvey from ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' had this as a B-plot in one episode. He gets hit with a potion to relive his childhood dream - and transforms into the superhero Mighty Teen.
* ''Series/{{Sanctuary}}'' did it twice, in "Hero" and "Hero 2", with a living suit which gives people superpowers but makes them unstable.
* ''Series/StargateSG1'' episode "Upgrades." SG-1 gets superpowers after being guinea pigs for a Tok'ra technology. Their newfound powers cause them to [[PsychoSerum completely lack good judgment]], including getting in a [[BarBrawl bar fight]].
* ''Series/{{Sanctuary}}'' did it twice, in "Hero" and "Hero 2", with a living suit which gives people superpowers but makes them unstable.
* ''Series/StargateSG1'' episode "Upgrades." SG-1 gets superpowers after being guinea pigs for a Tok'ra technology. Their newfound powers cause them to [[PsychoSerum completely lack good judgment]], including getting in a [[BarBrawl bar fight]].
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* Harvey from ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' had has this as a B-plot in one episode. He gets hit with a potion to relive his childhood dream - -- and transforms into the superhero Mighty Teen.
*''Series/{{Sanctuary}}'' did it ''Series/Sanctuary2007'' does this twice, in "Hero" and "Hero 2", with a living suit which gives people superpowers but makes them unstable.
* In the ''Series/StargateSG1'' episode"Upgrades." "[[Recap/StargateSG1S4E3Upgrades Upgrades]]", SG-1 gets superpowers after being guinea pigs for a Tok'ra technology. Their newfound powers cause them to [[PsychoSerum completely lack good judgment]], including getting in a [[BarBrawl bar fight]].
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* ''Series/Warehouse13'' did it in the episode "Mild Mannered"; given the show's premise it was easy for an artifact to give someone super-powers.
* In the ''Series/WeirdScience'' episode, "Rock Hard Chett," Chett uses his new invulnerability to become a superhero. When the wish wears off, he gets shot during a bank heist (though Lisa manages to bring him back to life just as quickly). Wyatt suggests just walking away, but Chett goes back in to save the day despite losing his powers. (He manages to talk the robbers down by convincing them their guns have already failed to stop him.)
* In the ''Series/WeirdScience'' episode, "Rock Hard Chett," Chett uses his new invulnerability to become a superhero. When the wish wears off, he gets shot during a bank heist (though Lisa manages to bring him back to life just as quickly). Wyatt suggests just walking away, but Chett goes back in to save the day despite losing his powers. (He manages to talk the robbers down by convincing them their guns have already failed to stop him.)
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* ''Series/Warehouse13'' did it does this in the episode "Mild Mannered"; given the show's premise premise, it was easy for an artifact to give someone super-powers.
* In the ''Series/WeirdScience''episode, episode "Rock Hard Chett," Chett", Chett uses his new invulnerability to become a superhero. When the wish wears off, he gets shot during a bank heist (though Lisa manages to bring him back to life just as quickly). Wyatt suggests just walking away, but Chett goes back in to save the day despite losing his powers. (He manages to talk the robbers down by convincing them their guns have already failed to stop him.)
* In the ''Series/WeirdScience''
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* ''Series/TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody'' had one as part of a Disney's "[[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Wish Gone Amiss]]" weekend, aptly named "[[Recap/TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCodyS3E4SuperTwins Super Twins]]". Zack and Cody have a dream where they become superheroes known, respectively, as Quick Guy and Brain Man, and Mr. Moseby becomes a supervillain known as the Meanager [[spoiler:with Arwin and Esteban serving as his minions, respectively known as the Engineer and [=BellBoy=]]].
* Harvey from ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' had this as a B-plot in one episode. He gets hit with a potion to relive his childhood dream - and transforms into the superhero Mighty Teen.
* Harvey from ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' had this as a B-plot in one episode. He gets hit with a potion to relive his childhood dream - and transforms into the superhero Mighty Teen.
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* ''Series/TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody'' ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'' had one as part the episode "Super Arthur" in which Uncle Arthur turns into Franchise/{{Superman}} after Dr. Bombay gives him a pill.
* One of the possible ideas for aDisney's "[[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Wish Gone Amiss]]" weekend, aptly named "[[Recap/TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCodyS3E4SuperTwins Super Twins]]". Zack and Cody fifth season of ''Series/{{Blackadder}}'' would have a dream where they become superheroes known, respectively, as Quick Guy been called ''Batadder'' and Brain Man, would have had Blackadder and Mr. Moseby becomes a supervillain known Baldrick as heroes based on [[ComicBook/{{Batman}} Batman and Robin]].
** The [[DivorcedInstallment concept was reused]] for theMeanager [[spoiler:with Arwin Comic Relief sketch, ''Spider-Plant Man''. Where Creator/RowanAtkinson played the titular hero and Esteban serving as his minions, respectively known as the Engineer and [=BellBoy=]]].
* Harvey from ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' had this as a B-plot in one episode. He gets hit with a potion to relive his childhood dream - and transforms into the superhero Mighty Teen.Baldrick's actor played Robin.
* One of the possible ideas for a
** The [[DivorcedInstallment concept was reused]] for the
* Harvey from ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' had this as a B-plot in one episode. He gets hit with a potion to relive his childhood dream - and transforms into the superhero Mighty Teen.
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* Soap opera ''Series/GuidingLight'' of all things. There was even a corresponding comic book tie-in to Marvel's ''ComicBook/{{Civil War|2006}}''!
* Superpowers broke out on an episode of ''Series/GilligansIsland'' thanks to a shipment of [[RadiationInducedSuperpowers radioactive vegetables]].
* ''Series/StargateSG1'' episode "Upgrades." SG-1 gets superpowers after being guinea pigs for a Tok'ra technology. Their newfound powers cause them to [[PsychoSerum completely lack good judgment]], including getting in a [[BarBrawl bar fight]].
* Superpowers broke out on an episode of ''Series/GilligansIsland'' thanks to a shipment of [[RadiationInducedSuperpowers radioactive vegetables]].
* ''Series/StargateSG1'' episode "Upgrades." SG-1 gets superpowers after being guinea pigs for a Tok'ra technology. Their newfound powers cause them to [[PsychoSerum completely lack good judgment]], including getting in a [[BarBrawl bar fight]].
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* Soap opera ''Series/GuidingLight'' ''Series/{{CSI}}'': Season 15's "[[Recap/CSIS15E15HeroToZero Hero to Zero]]" features a group of all things. There was even a corresponding comic book tie-in vigilantes who dress as superheroes and attempt to Marvel's ''ComicBook/{{Civil War|2006}}''!
thwart muggers and such.
*Superpowers broke ''Series/{{CSINY}}'': The first victim in Season 2's "[[Recap/CSINYS02E19 Super Men]]" is a mentally challenged young man named Clark who crawled out on an episode of ''Series/GilligansIsland'' thanks to his group home's window at night, changed clothes in a shipment of [[RadiationInducedSuperpowers radioactive vegetables]].
* ''Series/StargateSG1'' episode "Upgrades." SG-1 gets superpowers after being guinea pigs forphone booth, saved a Tok'ra technology. Their newfound powers cause them to [[PsychoSerum completely lack good judgment]], including man from getting mugged at an ATM, and tried to stop a drug deal in a [[BarBrawl bar fight]].an alley.
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* ''Series/{{Sanctuary}}'' did it twice, in "Hero" and "Hero 2", with a living suit which gives people superpowers but makes them unstable.
* ''Series/Warehouse13'' did it in the episode "Mild Mannered"; given the show's premise it was easy for an artifact to give someone super-powers.
* ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'' had the episode "Super Arthur" in which Uncle Arthur turns into Franchise/{{Superman}} after Dr. Bombay gives him a pill.
* ''Series/TheMonkees'' turn into "Monkeemen" in a few episodes. While they can fly, the rest of their powers consist of exchanging insults to bruise someone's ego.
* While ''Series/LoisAndClark'' '''was''' a superhero series, Lois Lane was most definitely not a superhero -- except for one episode where she got Superman's powers and became ''Ultra Woman''.
* ''Series/Warehouse13'' did it in the episode "Mild Mannered"; given the show's premise it was easy for an artifact to give someone super-powers.
* ''Series/{{Bewitched}}'' had the episode "Super Arthur" in which Uncle Arthur turns into Franchise/{{Superman}} after Dr. Bombay gives him a pill.
* ''Series/TheMonkees'' turn into "Monkeemen" in a few episodes. While they can fly, the rest of their powers consist of exchanging insults to bruise someone's ego.
* While ''Series/LoisAndClark'' '''was''' a superhero series, Lois Lane was most definitely not a superhero -- except for one episode where she got Superman's powers and became ''Ultra Woman''.
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* ''Series/OneTreeHill'' had an episode in season 8 where Haley, Brooke and Quinn pretend to be superheroes.
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* In the ''Series/WeirdScience'' episode, "Rock Hard Chett," Chett uses his new invulnerability to become a superhero. When the wish wears off, he gets shot during a bank heist (though Lisa manages to bring him back to life just as quickly). Wyatt suggests just walking away, but Chett goes back in to save the day despite losing his powers. (He manages to talk the robbers down by convincing them their guns have already failed to stop him.)
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* In Superpowers broke out on an episode of ''Series/GilligansIsland'' thanks to a shipment of [[RadiationInducedSuperpowers radioactive vegetables]].
* ''Series/{{Glee}}'': "Dynamic Duets" was essentially centered around a superhero club at [=McKinley=] High. It was written and directed by Ian Brennan, so there was bound to be surrealism involved.
* The ''Series/Goosebumps1995'' episode "[[Recap/Goosebumps1995S2E2E3AttackOfTheMutant Attack of The Mutant]]", which was based on the''Series/WeirdScience'' episode, "Rock Hard Chett," Chett uses his new invulnerability to become a superhero. When book of the wish wears off, he gets shot during same name mentioned above. It even had Creator/AdamWest AdamWesting as a bank heist (though Lisa manages campy superhero.
* Soap opera ''Series/GuidingLight'' of all things. There was even a corresponding comic book tie-in tobring him back to life just as quickly). Wyatt suggests just walking away, but Chett goes back in to save the day despite losing his powers. (He manages to talk the robbers down by convincing them their guns have already failed to stop him.)Marvel's ''ComicBook/{{Civil War|2006}}''!
* While ''Series/LoisAndClark'' '''was''' a superhero series, Lois Lane was most definitely not a superhero -- except for one episode where she got Superman's powers and became ''Ultra Woman''.
* ''Series/{{Glee}}'': "Dynamic Duets" was essentially centered around a superhero club at [=McKinley=] High. It was written and directed by Ian Brennan, so there was bound to be surrealism involved.
* The ''Series/Goosebumps1995'' episode "[[Recap/Goosebumps1995S2E2E3AttackOfTheMutant Attack of The Mutant]]", which was based on the
* Soap opera ''Series/GuidingLight'' of all things. There was even a corresponding comic book tie-in to
* While ''Series/LoisAndClark'' '''was''' a superhero series, Lois Lane was most definitely not a superhero -- except for one episode where she got Superman's powers and became ''Ultra Woman''.
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* One of the possible ideas for a fifth season of ''Series/{{Blackadder}}'' would have been called ''Batadder'' and would have had Blackadder and Baldrick as heroes based on [[ComicBook/{{Batman}} Batman and Robin]].
** The [[DivorcedInstallment concept was reused]] for the Comic Relief sketch, ''Spider-Plant Man''. Where Creator/RowanAtkinson played the titular hero and Baldrick's actor played Robin.
* The ''Series/Goosebumps1995'' episode "[[Recap/Goosebumps1995S2E2E3AttackOfTheMutant Attack of The Mutant]]", which was based on the book of the same name mentioned above. It even had Creator/AdamWest AdamWesting as a campy superhero.
* ''Series/{{CSI}}'': Season 15's "[[Recap/CSIS15E15HeroToZero Hero to Zero]]" features a group of vigilantes who dress as superheroes and attempt to thwart muggers and such.
* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'': The first victim in Season 2's "[[Recap/CSINYS02E19 Super Men]]" is a mentally challenged young man named Clark who crawled out of his group home's window at night, changed clothes in a phone booth, saved a man from getting mugged at an ATM, and tried to stop a drug deal in an alley.
** The [[DivorcedInstallment concept was reused]] for the Comic Relief sketch, ''Spider-Plant Man''. Where Creator/RowanAtkinson played the titular hero and Baldrick's actor played Robin.
* The ''Series/Goosebumps1995'' episode "[[Recap/Goosebumps1995S2E2E3AttackOfTheMutant Attack of The Mutant]]", which was based on the book of the same name mentioned above. It even had Creator/AdamWest AdamWesting as a campy superhero.
* ''Series/{{CSI}}'': Season 15's "[[Recap/CSIS15E15HeroToZero Hero to Zero]]" features a group of vigilantes who dress as superheroes and attempt to thwart muggers and such.
* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'': The first victim in Season 2's "[[Recap/CSINYS02E19 Super Men]]" is a mentally challenged young man named Clark who crawled out of his group home's window at night, changed clothes in a phone booth, saved a man from getting mugged at an ATM, and tried to stop a drug deal in an alley.
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* One of ''Series/TheMonkees'' turn into "Monkeemen" in a few episodes. While they can fly, the possible ideas for a fifth season rest of ''Series/{{Blackadder}}'' would have been called ''Batadder'' and would have their powers consist of exchanging insults to bruise someone's ego.
* ''Series/OneTreeHill'' hadBlackadder and Baldrick as heroes based on [[ComicBook/{{Batman}} Batman and Robin]].
** The [[DivorcedInstallment concept was reused]] for the Comic Relief sketch, ''Spider-Plant Man''. Where Creator/RowanAtkinson played the titular hero and Baldrick's actor played Robin.
* The ''Series/Goosebumps1995''an episode "[[Recap/Goosebumps1995S2E2E3AttackOfTheMutant Attack of The Mutant]]", in season 8 where Haley, Brooke and Quinn pretend to be superheroes.
* Harvey from ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' had this as a B-plot in one episode. He gets hit with a potion to relive his childhood dream - and transforms into the superhero Mighty Teen.
* ''Series/{{Sanctuary}}'' did it twice, in "Hero" and "Hero 2", with a living suit whichwas based on the book of the same name mentioned above. It even gives people superpowers but makes them unstable.
* ''Series/StargateSG1'' episode "Upgrades." SG-1 gets superpowers after being guinea pigs for a Tok'ra technology. Their newfound powers cause them to [[PsychoSerum completely lack good judgment]], including getting in a [[BarBrawl bar fight]].
* ''Series/TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody'' hadCreator/AdamWest AdamWesting one as a campy superhero.
* ''Series/{{CSI}}'': Season 15's "[[Recap/CSIS15E15HeroToZero Hero to Zero]]" features a grouppart of vigilantes who dress as a Disney's "[[BeCarefulWhatYouWishFor Wish Gone Amiss]]" weekend, aptly named "[[Recap/TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCodyS3E4SuperTwins Super Twins]]". Zack and Cody have a dream where they become superheroes known, respectively, as Quick Guy and attempt to thwart muggers Brain Man, and such.
* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'': The first victim in Season 2's "[[Recap/CSINYS02E19 Super Men]]" isMr. Moseby becomes a mentally challenged young man named Clark who crawled out of supervillain known as the Meanager [[spoiler:with Arwin and Esteban serving as his group home's window at night, changed clothes in a phone booth, saved a man from getting mugged at an ATM, minions, respectively known as the Engineer and tried [=BellBoy=]]].
* ''Series/Warehouse13'' did it in the episode "Mild Mannered"; given the show's premise it was easy for an artifact to give someone super-powers.
* In the ''Series/WeirdScience'' episode, "Rock Hard Chett," Chett uses his new invulnerability to become a superhero. When the wish wears off, he gets shot during a bank heist (though Lisa manages to bring him back to life just as quickly). Wyatt suggests just walking away, but Chett goes back in to save the day despite losing his powers. (He manages to talk the robbers down by convincing them their guns have already failed to stopa drug deal in an alley.him.)
* ''Series/OneTreeHill'' had
** The [[DivorcedInstallment concept was reused]] for the Comic Relief sketch, ''Spider-Plant Man''. Where Creator/RowanAtkinson played the titular hero and Baldrick's actor played Robin.
* The ''Series/Goosebumps1995''
* Harvey from ''Series/SabrinaTheTeenageWitch'' had this as a B-plot in one episode. He gets hit with a potion to relive his childhood dream - and transforms into the superhero Mighty Teen.
* ''Series/{{Sanctuary}}'' did it twice, in "Hero" and "Hero 2", with a living suit which
* ''Series/StargateSG1'' episode "Upgrades." SG-1 gets superpowers after being guinea pigs for a Tok'ra technology. Their newfound powers cause them to [[PsychoSerum completely lack good judgment]], including getting in a [[BarBrawl bar fight]].
* ''Series/TheSuiteLifeOfZackAndCody'' had
* ''Series/{{CSI}}'': Season 15's "[[Recap/CSIS15E15HeroToZero Hero to Zero]]" features a group
* ''Series/{{CSINY}}'': The first victim in Season 2's "[[Recap/CSINYS02E19 Super Men]]" is
* ''Series/Warehouse13'' did it in the episode "Mild Mannered"; given the show's premise it was easy for an artifact to give someone super-powers.
* In the ''Series/WeirdScience'' episode, "Rock Hard Chett," Chett uses his new invulnerability to become a superhero. When the wish wears off, he gets shot during a bank heist (though Lisa manages to bring him back to life just as quickly). Wyatt suggests just walking away, but Chett goes back in to save the day despite losing his powers. (He manages to talk the robbers down by convincing them their guns have already failed to stop
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* Soap opera ''Series/GuidingLight'' of all things. There was even a corresponding comic book tie-in to Marvel's ''ComicBook/CivilWar''!
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* Soap opera ''Series/GuidingLight'' of all things. There was even a corresponding comic book tie-in to Marvel's ''ComicBook/CivilWar''!''ComicBook/{{Civil War|2006}}''!
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* The ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'' novel, ''Attack of The Mutant'' is about a [[RefugeeFromTVLand villain from a comic book]] trying to attack the real world. There would be later be other books in the series with a similar setup, including the Dr. Maniac books and ''The Wizard of Oooze''.
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* The ''Literature/{{Goosebumps}}'' novel, ''Attack of The Mutant'' ''Literature/AttackOfTheMutant'' is about a [[RefugeeFromTVLand villain from a comic book]] trying to attack the real world. There would be later be other books in the series with a similar setup, including the Dr. Maniac books and ''The Wizard of Oooze''.
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* The ''Series/{{Goosebumps}}'' episode ''Attack of The Mutant'', which was based on the book of the same name mentioned above. It even had Creator/AdamWest AdamWesting as a campy superhero.
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* The ''Series/{{Goosebumps}}'' ''Series/Goosebumps1995'' episode ''Attack "[[Recap/Goosebumps1995S2E2E3AttackOfTheMutant Attack of The Mutant'', Mutant]]", which was based on the book of the same name mentioned above. It even had Creator/AdamWest AdamWesting as a campy superhero.
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* ''Film/SonicTheHedgehog2'' starts with Sonic trying to fight crime as "Blue Justice" but ends up accidentally wrecking Seattle.
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* ''Film/SonicTheHedgehog2'' ''Film/SonicTheHedgehog22022'' starts with Sonic trying to fight crime as "Blue Justice" but ends up accidentally wrecking Seattle.
