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Japanese photographer Hot.kenobi plays with his action toys and uses photography to tell their entertaining stories. Osaka-based Hot.kenobi creates a universe where box office rivals DC and Marvel comics (sometimes Disney’s Star Wars as well) not only battle each other, but also have some fun in both surreal and everyday situations. Most of his compositions are explosive and feature a lot of movement, perfectly supplemented by special effects and a healthy dose of humor.
Whether it’s Hulk smashing a can of soda, or Spiderman trying to ‘play’ Captain America’s shield on a CD player, these images bring the colorful personalities of unlikely friends and foes.
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Michel M. Prins 8 years ago
It probably has "country" music on it! Get it?! HAHAHA! Hah! Heh. hm. Get it?... Because America is a country, so... *cough*
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Boris Borisov 8 years ago
I'm the only one who sees similarity between the noodles and deadpool's face
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Jen Ingalls 8 years ago
Is that an a*s-gap?! I thought thigh-gaps were unrealistic body expectations. Sheesh!
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Erik Walters 8 years ago
"No comment? That's fine. Lets make a comment!" *doo doo doo* "And there we go!" ~Deadpool
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Angelika Okotokro 8 years ago
Oops, wrong headgear 😉 We overslept and had to rush to get to work this morning ...
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Megan Adams 8 years ago
Wolverine's face looks like he has a permanent, yellow-spandexy wedgie. Poor guy! 😣
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Michel M. Prins 8 years ago
I love the amount of effort the artist put into these works. Some were meant to be funny, some more serious, but the creativity is completely visible in most of them! (I also like that some look like serious film scenes)
Michel M. Prins 8 years ago
I love the amount of effort the artist put into these works. Some were meant to be funny, some more serious, but the creativity is completely visible in most of them! (I also like that some look like serious film scenes)
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