Favourite comic homage/tributes?

Fysh

I was surprised and delighted to see that last Sunday's Sheldon strip was a Krazy Kat homage, and a particularly good one at that.

I thought it might be fun for everyone to share their favourite homage strips, preferably from webcomics since that means we can see them directly but print comics are ok too. (Please don't post any illegal scans, although material from official previews like Newsarama, CBR etc is fine).

Fysh

A couple of print-based examples have occured to me - issue 10 of Nextwave: Agents of H.A.T.E. (the Forbush-Vision issue) where not one but five artists are homaged in turn (Adrian Tomine, Paul Pope, Mike Mignola, and I forget the other two).

Another example would be the "Little Nemo" homages in Sandman - I can't remember what issues they were in though.

Saruwatari

I like the issue of Madman were Allred pays homage to tons of legendary guys (Miller, Bolland, Mignola, Moebius...) by drawing each panel in that a particular artist's style.
Bloody insane.

ztoical

Its only a small little thing but I liked the way in early issues of Generation X they ate Chocolate Frosted Sugar Bombs a little homage to Calvin and Hobbes.

BlaasForRafa

Rick Veitch did a bunch of Curt Swan era superman homages in the short lived Supreme: The Return series written by Alan Moore. There was also a Jack Kirby tribute in issue 6 which was one of the most touching comic books I've ever seen.

Blisterman

More of a parody, than a homage, but I do like Mad Magazine's version of Calvin and Hobbes, featuring Steve Jobs of Apple - Calvin and Jobs

http://gizmodo.com/5033627/calvin-and-jobs-kick-steves-nuts

Tim Bowden

I like The End of the Art.

magwea

The Nextwave artist Stuart Immonen is a great chameleon, his take of superman al a Winsor Mccay.

Mad magazine homages parodies deserve a thread of their own.

Veteran day's Peanuts strip always had a page drawn by Guy Mauldin the WW2 cartoonist which are always awesome.