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V. by Thomas Pynchon
Bellwether by Connie Willis
Flip and Flop by Dawn Apperley
Sugar Daddy by Lisa Kleypas
When Friendship Followed Me Home by Paul Griffin	a dog
Winsor McCay. The Complete Little Nemo by Winsor McCay
The Amber Owl by Juliet Marillier — not in English Common Knowledge	dog Stasya, can change in a bird
Constitution Illustrated by R. Sikoryak	Flip Flap, of "Little Nemo in Slumberland"
Little Nemo: Adventures in Slumberland [1989 film] by Masami Hata	Mickey Rooney
Above the Rim [1994 film] by Jeff Pollack	Bernie Mac
Little Nemo 1905-1906 by Winsor McCay
Killer Crush by Ella Goode
Supernatural Law : Tales From the Vault, an Anniversary Special by Batton Lash
Slumberland [2022 film] by Francis Lawrence
Barkham Asylum 2024 FCBD Special Edition #1 (Free Comic Book Day) by Yehudi Mercado
The Tender Promise by Iris Noble

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Description

1. (Fictitious character) In the Little Nemo cartoons Flip is a cigar-chomping Irish provocateur who joins Little Nemo is his dreams. He is now considered a stereotype.