Digital Artist Combines Characters From Popular Movies And TV, And The Results Are Hilarious (30 New Pics)
Many fans get excited when movies or TV shows feature characters from different franchises or even universes. These mash-ups are intriguing: the characters interact with each other in really unique and interesting ways, the fandoms get to mingle, and many more plot possibilities open up. One of the best (and the most successful) examples of this is Marvel's Avengers, or any other comic book interpretation, for that matter. But fans want more and more.
Which is why it's great to have digital artists like the Hungarian PixelFaker.
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that look. when you been huge successful all along, but boom. they bring in a REAL player, a true star...
If they can make "Leprechaun In the Hood" they could certainly get away with this.
"how do you hold your willie when you pee?" faye gasped, breathlessly and way overly dramatically...
i thought they were orange peels, not pieces of scalp. but look at vito sizing that dome up. he's gotta have a pruning knife on him...
so the new spider man movie is about dr strange helping peter get the world to forget that peter parker is spiderman....and a resulting multiverse. this must be an out take...probably the first real step marvel's taken the MCU into outright horror. marvel zombies can't be far behind...
Um, where are the adult women? I looked through the first 30 images. There were 2 women, and they each had men in the photos too. Come on. The lack of representation here is super disappointing. Counting men now to compare...
Says more about what goes on movie posters in general in the first place, than anything about the artist who's remixing them...
Load More Replies...Um, where are the adult women? I looked through the first 30 images. There were 2 women, and they each had men in the photos too. Come on. The lack of representation here is super disappointing. Counting men now to compare...
Says more about what goes on movie posters in general in the first place, than anything about the artist who's remixing them...
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