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{{Wiktionary|black mirror}}
'''''[[Black Mirror]]''''' is a British science fiction television anthology series.
'''''[[Black Mirror]]''''' (2011 - present) is a British science fiction television anthology series.


'''Black Mirror''' may also refer to:
'''Black Mirror''' or '''Black mirror''' may also refer to:

*[[Black Mirror (novel)|''Black Mirror'' (novel)]], a 2002 novel by Gail Jones
==Arts and entertainment==
*[[Black Mirror (song)|"Black Mirror" (song)]], a 2007 song by Arcade Fire
*''[[The Black Mirror]]'', a 2003 computer game
* [[Black Mirror (novel)|''Black Mirror'' (novel)]], a 2002 novel by Gail Jones
* [[Black Mirror (song)|"Black Mirror" (song)]], a 2007 song by Arcade Fire
*Black mirror, or [[Claude glass]], an 18th-century artist's tool
* [[Batman: The Black Mirror]], a 10-issue comic book series by [[Scott Snyder]]
* "Black Mirror", a 2021 song by [[Oneus]]
* ''[[Batman: The Black Mirror]]'' (2011), a 10-issue comic book series by Scott Snyder
* [[The Black Mirror (video game)|''The Black Mirror'' (video game)]], a 2003 video game
** [[Black Mirror (2017 video game)|''Black Mirror'' (2017 video game)]], a 2017 reboot

==Other uses==
* [[Black mirror (glass)]] or Claude glass, an 18th-century artist's tool


==See also==
==See also==
*[[Dark Mirror (disambiguation)]]
* [[Dark Mirror (disambiguation)]]


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Latest revision as of 12:32, 12 October 2024

Black Mirror (2011 - present) is a British science fiction television anthology series.

Black Mirror or Black mirror may also refer to:

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Other uses

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See also

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