Charlie Brown Mashup Fan Art
Guardians of the Galaxy

Matthew J. Fletcher
Spider-Man

Marco D’Alfonso
Doctor Who

Larry Wentzel
The Avengers

Chris G.
X-Men

Theamat
Batman

Fabio Valle
Guardians of the Galaxy

Matthew J. Fletcher
Spider-Man

Marco D’Alfonso
Doctor Who

Larry Wentzel
The Avengers

Chris G.
X-Men

Theamat
Batman

Fabio Valle
I love these Norman Rockwell inspired Saturday Evening Post covers. They feature some of our favorite classic DC Comics heroes and villains. This art comes from DeviantArt user OnlyMilo a.k.a. Ruiz Burgos. Wonder Woman, Clark Kent, Zatanna, The Joker, Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy all look right at home in the era portrayed on these covers.
I always love seeing these characters in new ways that are totally unexpected, yet realistic. They really come to life here in these classy vintage covers. Awesome work.
Comic Book Resources recently held a new weekly mashup art collaboration titled The Line It Is Drawn. Their 142nd theme is all about Adventure Time! Here we get to see how Jake and Finn and the rest of the gang fit in with various comic books.
Below are some fantastic illustrations that mashup comic book superheroes and villains with characters from Adventure Time. I would love to see a new Adventure Time comic book like this every week. You can find the artists through the links below. This is just a sampling.
Finn, Fionna, Flash and Flash-Crisis On Four Earths
If Captain America Had Been Revived In Ooo
These are some fun Star Wars and Simpsons character mashup illustrations by Corey Customs. Now if we only had a Star Wars / Simpsons animated movie, we could see these funny characters come to life. That would be a fun trilogy. I would love to see Ned Skywalker battle against Darth Krusty.
Great job Corey. The Force is strong with your illustration skills.
Artist and art student Creees Lee loves DC Comics. Also Pokemon. Naturally, he made some super cool mashup illustrations that put them together. These DC Comics characters are all hanging out with their Pokemon equals. I would totally watch a show where the DC Comics characters trained these Pokemon and unleashed them on bad guys.
If you want to own prints you are in luck, since Creees will be selling prints of these for $15 each. You can also get the whole set for $70. So much good art, so little wall space…
If you watch Mad Men then you are very familiar with the opening to the show. Etsy seller noodlehug was inspired by the show to create these neat posters, with pop culture characters in place of the Mad Man from the intro. We’ve featured this seller’s work before and I have to say, I really like their stuff.
Now we get to see Darth Vader,Boba Fett, the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, Loki, Spider-Man and others replace Don Draper in these mashups. I’m thinking that these guys would all make an amazing ad agency. They could call it Draper, Vader and Fett. Or maybe Vader, Fett and Sterling. Something like that.
This awesome Spocktrooper action figure from Junk Fed is the first figure from the “Space Madness” line and is the perfect mash-up between Star Trek and Star Wars. The Imperial Spocktrooper is priced at $45 per carded figure. Each figure is individually hand cast, assembled, painted, and finished. The end result is impressive and only logical.
His accessories include a removable helmet and blaster. The card back gives a hint as to what else may be coming in this series. It looks like a two-headed E.T., an R2 unit of some sort and two others that I can’t make out. Consider this figure as coming from a mirror universe that is also from “a long time ago in a galaxy far, far away.”
via ToysREvil