| Notes | - 2007.0
- Agatha is shown running after a dingbot at a convention of mad scientists.
- Billboard: "The Devil's Panties: Lingerie – Notions – and discreet items"
- "Poiled Slurgs! Fried onna stick!"
- Vanilla and Mycroft are dressed as Agatha and a jägermonster.
- Communications with the Wulfenbach airship Accursed Dragon
- Billboard: "See 'Bob' The Angry Flower! Now at the Botanical Gardens"
- "The unsettlingly large, acidic snails of Professor Yungbluth."
- Artacz is an homage to Artax.
- Billboard: "FreeFall Hair Style Salon"
- Gil: "The Comte de Terracciano's Ultimate Endgame chess set"
- Poster on lamppost: "Dominic Deegan: Sees all/Tells all"
- Character: Professor Diaz
- Agatha, as Cinderella, decides not to enter the science fair. Instead, she stays home and drinks Crimson Dark Winter Ale.
- Humongulus wants paint.
- Dr. Radium-like character in foreground of the line of evacuees
- Billboard: "Questionable Content: A philosophical journal. 13¢ At all newstands. Published monthly."
- A character tries on various costumes, one being Agatha.
- Name on door 905 in the fourth pannel
- Nod resembles Nodwick.
- On a poster in panel 5.
- One of the party guests is dressed like Minmax.
- Poster in the background of the first panel
- Quote: "Nov shmoz ka pop?"
- Quote: "Vot der dumboozle?"
- Science Fair project: Geeks next door?
- Science Fair project: Goblins — Threat or food?
- Sign on wall: "Short Packed Warehouse Storage"
- Small poster: "Drink Digger"
- Small poster: "Read Arcane Times"
- Small sign at bottom left.
- Small sign at bottom right: "Lackadaisy Pub"
- The Winslow mounted on the wall.
- Theo using a hand puppet of The Winslow.
- This proclamation paid for by: Blip
- While not referring directly to Girl Genius, the villainous VonFoggs are a direct homage to Phil Foglio and his two children.
- "Yenny" brand beer with a very large feminine foot on the label
- This proclamation paid for by: Schlock Mercenary / Cheap goods for thrifty heroes / We buy estate goods!
- There is a "Deep Crow" inspired clank in the background of the last panel.
- Agatha, as Cinderella, decides not to enter the science fair. Instead, she stays home to lounge around in her pajamas and snack on Octopus Pie Chips.
- Billboard: "Namir Deiter's Exotic Pets: 'A great souvenir!' "
- Science Fair project: Why the world needs Yet Another Fantasy Gamer Comic
- sign on road: See Exotic Wapsi Square
- Apparently, Gil and Agatha run a business on the planet Pudsey IV.
- This proclamation paid for by: Ask Dr. Eldritch! / Pets found! Warts explained! Crops blighted! Family curses lifted!
- Billboard for "Buck Godot: Fashions for big and tall men!".
- A portrait of Boris Dolokhov is on the wall in the Christmas 2009 comic. The other two portraits are shoutouts to Something Positive and Saturday Morning Breakfast Cereal.
- Nukees is very much a geek strip - it did a linux "Conjunction Junction" riff, for instance. In the News section on the same day as this strip, Darren noted, " Wait, what day is it? I think I'm a couple days late, but happy twelfth birthday to Nukees. Soon my comic will start growing body hair, talking back to me, and noticing Girl Genius."
- A shop "Octopus Exchange" in the window and, in another panel, the outline of an octopus over a sign saying "Pie".
- The Winslow has been well documented by Phil Foglio, but has been covered in the most detail in the Buck Godot books.
- Aaronev Wilhelm himself is a nod to the creator of Nodwick.
- Billboard: "Burlew's Restaurant: Try an Order of the Stick with our famous pie!"
- Science Fair project: Planet Earth: A Scary Go Round we live on"
- Anthropomorphic comic concerning a hyena and her friends and family, with multiple Fogliesque references.
- The female protagonist had read furry-versions of Studio Foglio works, including Grrl Genius, but finds a friend's collection of Insexxx - it continues for six strips. Later, the frog "Gil Froglio" shows up and persists in conversation over the next few strips .
Later there is a mention of Transylvania Polygnostic University.
During a fight between Kath's grandmothers, her inventor grandfather is heard apparently heterodyning offscreen. http://www.hirezfox.com/km/co/co1024/d/20110617.html
There is an extra non-story panel that speculates about the Foglio household].
The characters read Girl Genius.
One of the characters acquired a hat by beating up Old Man Death.
- A person in the crowd is wearing a Buck Godot shirt.
- Billboard: "Home on the Strange: Mechanicsburg real estate"
- An offer in a store: "Goggles by Phil & Kaja - Look like a Girl Genius".
A Girl Genius poster at a comic book store.
A sign proclaiming "Phil & Kaja Foglio Park" in response to a .
- "Utilising a Folgio macro-lens..." on the turret of a castle.
- "Clean rooms/stable / Free breakfast / Gunnerkrigg Court / Indoor plumbing"
- The characters compare the next Minecraft to "Girl Genius, The MMO".
- If you think Girl Genius moves slowly... at any rate, two references to Othar Tryggvassen and another to the Winslow.
- This proclamation paid for by: Skin Horse / [It]'s not [ju]st for [brea]kfas[t] / [an]y mor[e]
- One of the Jägers is abominable even down to his trilobyte pacifier
- One of the party guests is dressed like Sam Starfall.
- Nodwick is a fantasy RPG-themed comic. Technically, this is a shout to What's New with Phil and Dixie, but it remains of interest.
- This proclamation paid for by: Good food with no Jägers / Sunset Grill
- The white bear who is the Swartzwalders' doctor and is shown taking care of Dimo is a shoutout to "Doc", a polar bear character in the web comic The Whiteboard. Phil confirms this in a blog entry. The Whiteboard has previously contained multiple shoutouts to Girl Genius .
- Posters in the background showing various musicals currently playing includes one called "La Kaja Foglio, An Airship Entertainment Production" and uses the panel of Agatha surrounded by the three Jägergenerals.
- "Growf?" is a noise made by the Devil Dog in panel 6. This is the same noise made by a small dragon that frequently appears in What's New.
- Science Fair project: Basic Instructions 1) Don't eat paint 2) or lead 3) …
- Billboard: "Try Prof. Milholland's `Something Positive' Tonic!". Shoutout back.
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| author sort | - Foglio, Phil
- Smith, Ryan
- Burlew, Rich
- Williams, Aaron
- Wright, Cheyenne
- Taylor, Paul
- Ahern, Gene
- Allison, John
- Bavolack, Jessi and Pascal, Matt
- Bleuel, Darren
- Breeden, Jennie
- Butler, Tracy
- Cook, Robert
- Corsetto, Danielle
- Diaz, Aaron S.
- Feete, Kat
- Gadzikowski, Paul
- Garrison, Kathryn
- Garrity, Shaenon K. and Wells, Jeffrey C.
- Gran, Meredith
- Hastings, Christopher
- Holkins, Jerry
- Hunt, Tarol
- Jacques, J.
- Kerschl, Karl
- Knerr, H. H.
- Leaves, Sage
- MacKinnon, Ronald
- Marks, Isabel
- Meyer, Scott
- Millholland, R.K.
- Morris, Rich
- Nichols, Evan M.
- Nickel, "Doc"
- Nordlund, Petra Erika
- Notley, Stephen
- Pare, Veronica and Steinmetz, Ferrett
- Ptah, Erin
- Reddick, David
- Saavedra, Scott
- Sidell, Tom
- Simon, David C.
- Stanley, Mark
- Tayler, Howard
- Terracciano, Michael
- Vernon, Ursula
- Willis, David
- Yungbluth, Jason
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