Avengers, Owl-semble! Earth’s mightiest heroes only come out at night and each and every one looks adorable. These are from artist 4steex. The series depicts Marvel characters as owls. I have no idea why this exists, but I am glad that it does. Does this mean we can look for a sequel called “The Age of Hoot-tron”?
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Artist Chris Thornley created these cool with character combos you don’t see everyday. Like Charlie Brown and Hellboy for instance. Or the Scooby Doo gang in Star Trek uniforms with Khan all tied up. How about Woody Allen and Dr. Manhattan? I like the way his mind works. This series is fun and some of them really make you chuckle.
Game of Thrones and Star Wars are two very different properties, which is probably why we don’t see very many mashups that involve both. But artist Andrew Dat Tran has created some spectacular pieces that work really well. This series imagines Game of Thrones characters dressed in Star Wars attire. There’s Tyrion as Han, Arya as a Jedi Padawan, the Night King as a Sith Lord, and others. I love the style of this series and the dark tone.
Samkwok Workshop has some new Iron Man mashup action figures and they look amazing. Check out this 1966 version of Batman, which uses Hot Toys’ Iron Man Mark III figure. And then there is Darth Vader, which uses the Hot Toys Iron Man Mark 42 armor as the base. This guy knows to to make custom action figures that we all want to play with. Darth Vader’s armor looks pretty good with an Iron Man twist. I really like that design.
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What if Kirk, Spock, McCoy and the crew of The Original Series were transported to another dimension and met their counterparts from the recent JJ Abrams Star Trek films? It would be a lot like the classic “Mirror, Mirror” episode from the classic series. How would William Shatner’s Kirk interact with Chris Pine’s Kirk? Would they be friends? Enemies? Will the universe implode? Watch this awesome video and find out.
Vimeo user Nick Acosta has merged clips of the two crews together and it is really a fun watch.
It’s not everyday that you see a Batman mask mashed up with Star Wars. This helmet design is pretty unique. It was created by Julian Checkley and it combines Batman’s cowl with a Scout Trooper helmet. It makes for a great futuristic Batman look, that’s for sure. It was created as part of the Biker Scout Helmet project, where artists make interesting and new custom helmets based on Scout Trooper helmets. I love this one.It is perfect for Batman.
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The X-Men are mutants. So are most Adventure Time characters. So you can see how they would have a lot in common. This series of X-Men/Adventure Time character mashups was created by talented illustrator and graphic artist Katie Goodrich. I think Katie did a good job pairing them up based on their powers and other traits. Ice King is definitely magneto and Flame Princess is totally Jean grey. I really love Jake as Wolverine too. This series is mathematical!
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This fun Star Wars / Fallout Mash-Up design is by TheDarkCloak. It combines two very awesome things which have taken up way too much of my time. You can get prints from Society6.
Artist Jonathan Hallett leaves us in stitches with this cool series featuring Lilo and Stitch as several famous pop culture characters. I especially love Stitch looking extra evil as the Joker. Jonathan created these for Comic-Con and they are sold at his Artist’s Alley booth. I’m sure he sold a lot of them, because they are just so playful and awesome. After seeing this series, I vote for more Stitch as everyone!
These fun mashup prints from CalebPaullus put a new spin on some of our favorite movies and TV shows. Oh yes, video games too. You gotta love that Jar Jar Hunt game. If that existed, I would be playing it daily.
Some of our favorites are below, like Bob’s Burgers with Bob Belcher as Indiana Jones, The Force Awakens done in Adventure Time style and a retro Guardians of the Galaxy mashup, but the seller has many more. These are all fun tributes to several awesome geek franchises.
