Monday Mix-Up: The Purest Mash-Up Ever
Nat Gertler, you win an Internet. Ken Levine, take note.
Nat Gertler, you win an Internet. Ken Levine, take note.
What… too soon? Disney’s Anne Frank is an animated film released by Disney in the spring of 1989. It is very, very loosely based on The Diary of Anne Frank, but takes a lot of liberties with the source material, adding a talking animal sidekick, a Nazi necromancer Femme Fatale, and a Happily Ever After…
Enjoy the Shlomones, “The World’s greatest Jewish Rock Band”, and their attempt to turn The Rocky Horror Picture Show from a Halloween to Hannukah classic! And have a Happy Hannukah!
It’s been almost twenty years since Batman: The Animated Series hit the airwaves and kicked off the doors of what could be done with the character and with animation in general and television animation in particular, in the wake of the successful Michael Keaton movies. Ever wonder what it might be like if they made…
It’s a great big world out there, Hobbes– let’s start philosophizing! Hat tip: Nina Matsumoto.
In this rare, never before seen crossover between The Amazing Spider-Man (starring Nicholas Hammond) and The Brady Bunch, we see Peter Parker in a relationship with Marcia Brady. That is, until Peter’s Spider-Sense predicts a fatal accident for Marcia. Can Spidey save Marcia in time, or will the ringing words of “with great power, comes…
The patron comic book of Monday Mix-Up has always been The Brave And The Bold, a comic book that delighted in mashing up weird combinations of characters, usually Batman with characters that made almost no sense to combine with, like Deadman, Kamandi, Jonah Hex, Sgt. Rock, Adam Strange, Lois Lane, Scalphunter, the Legion of Super-Heroes,…
And I thought The Brave And The Bold team-up of Batman and Kamandi was weird… this one was completely caught me off guard. Now I’m waiting for the Batman/El Kabong crossover… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l60ceCqt-lM
via Disney Princesses – Poorly Dressed People of the World – Fashion Fails.
This is something different for Monday Mix-Up– I think this is the first time a government agency has made it onto our list: China recently unveiled the logo for its version of NASA, the Chinese National Space Administration, and it looks… let’s say it looks a little familiar. I can’t quite put my finger on…
In Lone Justice, we presented the story of a superhero whose millionaire secret identity fell on hard times during what is politely termed an economic downturn. Well, according to this vacation rental listing on Trip Advisor, Lone Justice isn’t the only fellow having problems: Situated in the grand expanse of the Thomas and Martha Wayne…
Sweet Christmas. Sweet White Christmas. One is inevitably reminded of the story Harlan Ellison tells of the movie executive who wanted to remake the movie The Wiz, but recast with all white actors.