Westside Wookie

Fuzz for life wookie/Can't you read the signs?

Like Casey Weldon, who once promised to never paint another Star Wars piece, I often think I won't post another Star Wars image. And like Casey, I couldn't resist 2Pacca.

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Superhero Thug Life

Tryin' To Catch Me Ridin' Dirty

Guerra de las Galaxias: Los Rebels

Chocolate Bunny In Carbonite

I love you, chocolate bunny.

I know.

(Frozen in Chocolatite by zero-lives)

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Easter Whores

How To Tell Your Kids About The Easter Bunny

The Last Last Last Last Last Last Supper

Guerra de las Galaxias: Los Rebels

Star Wars as a Mexican rebellion? I'm in - it is already a Space Western. (Los Rebels by Munk One via Spoke Art)

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C Is For Chewie

Cal Solo and Hobbesbacca

How Chewbacca Defeated The Nazis And Won World War Two

Dr. Seuss Does Star Wars

Dr. Seuss does Star Wars by cartoonist Adam Watson. There are more where that came from. (Link via Shopped Sci Fi)

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Thing One And Thing Two And Thing Three

I Would Not, Could Not On A Sign

Seuss Army Knife

George Lucas' Secret Shame

It certainly does explain the hair and beard. (George's Secret by Glen Brogan, up for vote at Splitreason)

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Cal Solo and Hobbesbacca
Wookie The Pooh

Maybe You Can Hire The Pop Culture Team

Today, still wanted by the government, they survive as soldiers of fortune. If you have a problem, if no one else can help, and if you can find them, maybe you can hire the Pop Culture Team.

Glen Brogan put together the perfect stereotypical gang for Front Magazine. 'We have Peter Venkman as the ladies man, Donatello as the brains, Chewbacca as the muscle, Screech as the wild card, Dobby as the mascot, and the A-Team van as the vehicle."

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Super Mario's Closet

That 90's Show

Home Sweet Taun Taun

Pop Culture Last Supper

Dave MacDowell once again makes my brain hurt with his pop culture-stuffed paintings, this time a Popped Culture favourite, the Last Supper. Is that Robert Redford's The Candidate as Judas and Olivia Newton-John's Sandy as the apostle John, (or Mary Magdelene)?

The rest, from the left: Optimus Prime, Chewbacca, Christian Slater and Patricia Arquette from True Romance, Johnny Depp from 21 Jump Street, Brad Pitt from Fight Club, Andy Wharol, Cornelius from Planet of the Apes and Hong Kong Phooey. Not sure who is on the far right. Anyone?

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Suddenly Last Supper

Perez Hilton's Last Supper

Keyboard Cat's Last Supper

Wookie The Pooh

While James Hance hasn't returned (yet) to his comic strip of Han Solo and Chewbacca as Calvin and Hobbes he has given us something just as lovely — Wookie the Pooh.

"You'll most likely lose it again, anyway," Han told Eeyore-AT-AT.

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C Is For Chewie
Bert & Ernie & Picasso
The Last Sucker

Cal Solo and Hobbesbacca

The Kessel Run: Han and Chewie never said *when* they did it. Pop artist James Hance is proposing making this (which is just 'a doodle') a twice-weekly comic.

Please tell him you want to see this - I need it.

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Calvin and Hobbes: Fight Club
Dynamic Duo: Calvin and Hobbes
Cthulhu And Hobbes

How Chewbacca Defeated The Nazis And Won World War Two

Chewbacca riding a giant squirrel killing Nazis. Yup, that's pretty much how I remember it from history class. It's what Inglourious Basterds was actually based on, but you know Quentin Tarantino and his loose ways with historical truth. (By Tyler Edlin via gamefreaks)

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Betty White as Slave Leia Wielding a Flaming Chainsaw While Riding a John Ritter Centaur
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Inglourious Plummers 

C Is For Chewie

Pop artist James Hance has a "new exhibition of new and classic works by James Hance - Muppets, Fraggles, Goblins from the Labyrinth, Goonies, Superheroes, imaginary friends and childhood idols come to life (not literally, that would be terrifying) on canvas, for one night only - come enjoy a visual and audible feast for your misbehaving inner child!"

Saturday Morning Glory - Doodles From the Naughty Step is showing in Jacksonville, Fl., this Saturday, so I don't know how many of you could actually attend, but hopefully some of the prints will be on display at his site.

I don't know if c is for chewie is part of the show but his latest painting, Dr. Teeth & The Electric Mayhem is.

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The Creation Of Kermit
Bert & Ernie & Picasso
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