The Off Panel strip from issue #81 Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie Comics) had the editor get chewed out over copier misuse and confronts Sonic about it.Ren is shown that he'd be the wealthy owner of a company called RenCo if he never met Stimpy, and one of the benefits he finds is that he can copy his butt to his heart's content. The 41st issue of the Comic-Book Adaptation of The Ren & Stimpy Show had Ren shown by Jimminy Lummox what his life would be like if he never met Stimpy.Cut to his wife and her lawyer handing him the divorce papers along with a mountain of photographs displaying his infidelity.

Red Ears: One gag involves an office manager having an affair with his secretary on top of the copy machine for fun.The cops are called, they don't find anyone, but getting into the spirit of the party, one of them copies his gun. Somehow, this leads to a being made of all these parts running around the building. An issue of Heavy Metal has a comic in which office workers at a party do this, including other body parts.Titeuf once did this, but was found out because his mom had sewn a label with his name on his underwear.Bill wonders why the Fantastic Four sent him a picture of the Grand Canyon. Fantastic Four #527: Ben Grimm experiences a significant windfall, and rushes off to do this, so he can send the picture to Bill Gates (The Other B.G.).She-Hulk was fired from a law firm for crushing the copier while making photocopies of her butt.This ad ( Dutch version with different actors ) for Double A printer paper has a female office worker climb on top of a photocopier to reach paper on a high shelf, accidentally pressing the button with her knee just as a male coworker walks in and sees the copy of her upskirt (and gets a smack with the ream of paper for it).

This scene from Carrer 's Monkey Business ads.

One for, astonishingly enough: Copier Repair.

A Public Service Announcement by anti-smoking group Stand, where a guy photocopies his butt (with his pants still on) and posts it above an ashtray with the caption 'I don't like seeing yours either.' 'Costs a buck a week, but it's worth it!'.

It was reused in France too, under its local name 'Mikado'.

Re-used wholesale for the UK launch of the product, with a locally-relevant box comped in.

The lady in this version climbs on top of the machine because the paper tray is empty. But do note that this is a commercial for printing paper.

Shot for Shot Remake for a Western Office Supplier.

An ad for Comedy Central has a man climb onto a photocopier, has it collapse, try pulling a nearby cable to climb out, only for the AC unit to land on him.

Staple photocopy