The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen is a series of comic books created by Alan Moore and Kevin O'Neill, which is widely known for the massive amount of crossovers it contains.

Connections IN The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen

 * 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Captain Nemo is a member of the 1890s League, and lends them the use of his vessel the Nautilus.
 * Bulldog Drummond 1920s adventurer Hugo "Bulldog" Drummond appears as an aged government agent in Volume III.
 * Carnacki the Ghost-Finder William Hope Hodgson's supernatural detective Thomas Carnacki is a member of the 1900s League.
 * Doctor Who The first and eleventh Doctors make a cameo in Volume III.
 * Dorian Gray Dorian's portrait is seen in the museum that house's the League's headquarters, undergoing restorative work. Dorian is a member of the League in the movie adaptation.
 * Dracula Dracula's victim Mina Harker is a member of the 1980s League, and still retains the scars on her neck from his attacks.
 * Doctor Jekyll and Mr.Hyde Hyde is a member of the 1890s League.
 * Allan Quatermain The great white hunter of H. Rider Haggard's novels is a member of the 1890s League.
 * Fu Manchu The archvillain appears as an antagonist in Volume I.
 * Gullivar Jones Edwin Lester Arnold's Gullivar Jones is an ally of John Carter in working together to drive the War of the Worlds off Mars at the start of Volume II.
 * The Island of Dr. Moreau Dr. Moreau and his human/animal hybrids appear in Volume II.
 * The Invisible Man H.G. Wells' Invisible Man is a member of the 1890s League.
 * John Carter of Mars John Carter is an ally of Gullivar Jones in driving the War of the World Martians off Mars at the start of Volume II.
 * Moby Dick Ishmael, the narrator of Moby Dick, is a member of the Nautilus crew.
 * Raffles E.W.Hornung's gentleman thief A.J. Raffles is a member of the 1900s League.
 * Sherlock Holmes Holmes' nemesis, Moriarty, is an antagonist in Volume I. Sherlock's brother, Mycroft, takes over as the League's government commander at the end of Volume I, and continues in this position in Volume II..
 * War of the Worlds The Martian invasion depicted in H.G.Wells' novel is shown from the League's perspective in Volume II.