Paradise Lost appropriations?

I need to find two appropriations (works that draw on the original text) of Paradise Lost.

So far I have the His Dark Materials series by Philliip Pullman, but I am having trouble finding anything else.

Any suggestions?

Maybe Mary Shelley Frankstein or Neil Gaiman Sandman's (the Season of the Mists part)

How about the mock-heroic works in Eighteenth-century Lit? Milton was much parodied figure then.

Does it have to been in literature? If not, (CAUTION: ITS ABOUT TO GET NERDY IN HERE!!!!) what about Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith? Anakin Skywalker's submission to the dark side is reminiscent of Lucifer's fall from grace. Watching him lay, writhing on the ground, reminds me of Lucifer as a serpent. The final scene, where Darth Vader is revealed, could also be a reference to Lucifer's triumphant return to Hell.

I think it is also present (though very vaguely) in Hawthorne's The Marble Faun. But I'd stick with the Mary Shelley.