Inside jokes (Muppet comics)

Muppet comics mentioning names of performers, employees, different productions, and other pieces of inside information.

The Muppets (comic strip)

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	Kermit is reading "The Michael K. Frith Story" in the November 21, 1981 strip.
	Portraits of Jim Henson and Frank Oz hang on Kermit's wall in the open panel of the expanded Sunday version of the September 26, 1982 strip.
	Beauregard watches Ernie on TV in the January 26, 1983 strip.
	Beauregard watches Ernie on TV in the October 19, 1983 strip.
	A pair resembling Ernie and Bert can be seen in the house left theater box (opposite of Statler and Waldorf in their house right theater box) in the April 30, 1984 strip.
	Ernie and Bert can be seen amongst a crowd of people in the July 28, 1984 strip.
	In a bit of subtle cross-promotion, a poster for The Muppets Take Manhattan appears in the July 12, 1984 strip.
	Bert appears (with bald fringe) in the September 6, 1984 strip.
	A deliveryperson resembling a Doozer appears in the January 26, 1985 strip.
	Oscar the Grouch cameos at the end of the January 5, 1986 strip.

Muppet Robin Hood

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	In issue #2, when the Muppets dress as monsters, Rizzo comments that "the Langridge book" can hear their roars.
	In issue #4, when the Muppets try to find where the narration is coming from, Robin the Frog suggests that maybe it's from a wormhole in an alternate universe where they are pirates or lost boys and Robin Hood can fly.

Muppet Peter Pan

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	The "C" cover of issue #1 features toys in the background resembling Beaker, Fozzie Bear, Animal, Bert, and Ernie.
	The birds from the For the Birds sketch (Mel, Harvey, Clyde, Duke, Shirley and Doris) appear in the clouds in issue #2, and, using their respective lines, help cheer up Piggytink. They also have a small appearance at the end of the issue where they can be seen sleeping on the clouds. Doris can be spotted in Issue #3 flying above Wendy.

Muppet King Arthur

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	The Dave Álvarez covers for issues #1 and #2 depict Delbert the La Choy Dragon on Kermit's shield, as does the interior for issue #1.
	A Skeksis can be spotted at the Festival, selling Gelfling essence.
	Leroy, Rover Joe, T.R. and Catgut from The Muppet Musicians of Bremen can be seen insulting King Arthur along with Sam in issue #1.
	In Issue #2, Sir Cumnavigate says of his adventures, "I've discovered countries with the occasional sunny day. I don't suppose you could tell me how to get to Camelot?"
	In Issue #4, during the pun-off, Arthur's final joke is: "Why didn't the chicken cross the road? Because she was chicken." Kermit had cracked the same joke during his news report in Follow That Bird.
	In Issue #4, Arthur and Percival watch Sam the Eagle, Sir Cumnavigate, and Sir Mount ride off into the sunset. When Percival asks if they'll reach their destination, Arthur replies, "Sure. They just keep going straight and when they hit the fork in the road they bear left." Percival replies, "Are you sure they aren't supposed to frog right?" This is a reference to two famous lines from The Muppet Movie.

The Muppet Show Comic Book: Pigs in Space

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	Fozzie and Rizzo's Pigs in Space pitch, which they try to sell to two movie executives, includes a role for Kermit. Fozzie adds that "getting Kermit was a real coup. He had a hit single in 1979, you know."

The Muppet Show Comic Book: Family Reunion

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	In issue #1, when the Muppets are reunited with Skeeter, Animal is seen wearing a bonnet, like he did when he was a baby.
	In issue #2, Bunsen and Scooter can be seen looking down the Big V's mouth, undoubtedly looking for a victim of The Glow-Worm sketch.
	In issue #4, Delbert the La Choy Dragon can be seen eating up a building, also can be seen Statler and Waldorf in the Haven and a building named Strangepork Institute for Anti-Gravity Research

Muppet Snow White

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	In issue #1, Rizzo expresses surprise that he and Gonzo are supposed to be playing brothers. Gonzo counteracts, pointing out that the brother thing worked with Kermit and Fozzie in The Great Muppet Caper.
	In issue #2, Happy (Janice) meets Snow White (Spamela). She tells her Snow White is her favorite fairy tale character next to Wendy from Muppet Peter Pan.
	In issue #3, one of the suggestions for the new name of the Seven Dwarfs was Solid Foam.

Muppet Sherlock Holmes

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	In issue #1, the seal that is used to seal the preserves jars wears a name tag that reads, "Hi, My name is Wolfgang."
	In issue #4, Dr. Watson (Fozzie Bear), recognizes Professor Moriarty as Uncle Deadly, "...the phantom from the Twiggy episode!". A side note adds, "The Muppet Show Season 1, a classic!"