The title character in Arthur Christmas buys a Christmas-themed variant of the game as a gift for his quarrelsome family.

Playing Monopoly is a recurring theme in the Beetlejuice fanfic Cinderjuice and its sequels.

Hopeless failure, do not pass go, do not collect 200 batpoints.

All the Roofs of Uncertainty: In chapter nine, Jason sardonically muses, Way to skip past the point.

In Big Nate, Nate and his friends play Monopoly every New Year's Eve.

In FoxTrot, Jason has an unusual strategy for winning - keep shaking the dice (and calling for doubles) until all the other players give up and quit.

Hobbes launches a massive computer scam on the bank ('I think I'll buy a few dozen hotels'), and Calvin vows revenge once he lands on Chance. Another time, we find out that they write their own cards for the game. For example, Calvin once robbed the bank, causing Hobbes to dump all 12 hotels on Baltic Avenue.

Calvin and Hobbes had them playing it in several strips, but with their own Calvinball-like rules.

A Running Gag in Sally Forth (Howard) is the family playing Monopoly and Ted coming up with increasingly outlandish House Rules until what they're playing isn't really Monopoly any more.

' Ooooo! Looks like you landed on Park Place.

Two men go hunting for the biggest game of all.

' When you pass 'Stop', we collect $200.

' I'd drop in more often, but I can't afford it.

' They expect him to be a game changer.

When you said 'Boardwalk', that second syllable got me involuntarily excited.

' How come you always get to be the top hat? '.

At one point they're shown playing Monopoly, with Booster Gold insisting 'I didn't stay in the hotel, I flew over it!'

A back-up strip in Justice League America Annual #8 had the League having a quiet day (unaware that a supervillain team began a plan to destroy them but descended into chaos).

In Adventures of Superman (1987) Issue #59, an officer tells Brainiac 'Do not pass go.

When the game begins, Ed says 'Do not pass go.

In an Ed, Edd n Eddy comic book story, the titular Eds play a parody of Dungeons & Dragons.

For parodies of the board game itself, see Cloneopoly.

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