Batman Boba Fett

Because he's the bounty hunter the galaxy deserves, but not the one it needs right now. So he'll hunt the scum and villainy because he can take it. Because he's not our bounty hunter. He's a silent guardian, a watchful protector. A dark knight. (Bobatman by Plinio Pinto at Draw2D2)

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Star Wars Antiques Roadshow

Boba Fett In... Carbonite Is Forever

Holy Single Ladies, Batman!

Brown Recluse Spider-Man

I suppose you wouldn't want the powers of a Daddy Longlegs either, especially as they aren't even spiders. Who knew? (With Great Power Comes Great Responsibility by Hark! A Vagrant)

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Spider-Man, You Blockhead!

Plus-Size Superheroes

Whenever There's A Hang Up...

The Breakfast Club Vs. The X-Men

Asks Rahzzah: "How about, instead of reboots, Hollywood starts doing mash-ups?" Oh, yes please! Hey Hollywood, look though a few pages of this blog if you need any inspiration. (The Xavier's Club by Rahzzah, via Comics Alliance)

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The Serenity Club

Scooby, Scooby John Hughes, Where Are You?

You See Us As You Want To See Us...

Old Comic Strips Don't Fade Away, They Just Go On And On And On...

Chip Zdarsky's page of 75th anniversary comics from a few years back. Oddly enough, I think that is a current Garfield.

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Death Of A Comic Strip
ABC — Always. Be. Cartooning.
Characters’ Favorite Musical Artists

Alex & The Droogs Of Riverdale

A Clockwork Orange/Archies crossover comic? Can those two worlds even coexist together? Awesome! (Aex & The Droogs by Andrew Bargeron via Ian Brooks)

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Archie & Jughead's Double Prison Digest

The Breakfast Club Vs. The Archies

Archie vs. Common People

Characters’ Favorite Musical Artists

I've always been a fan of Jughead, but all the more now that I know he's a Pavement fan. And Pepé Le Pew like Liz Phair? Cool, as long as it's for Exile in Guyville, Whip-Smart & Whitechocolatespaceegg. From artist and illustrator Karl Heitmueller, who has three other of these charts. (From Flavorwire, thanks John Farrier)

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Pavement? Rattled By The Rush
Archie & Jughead's Double Prison Digest
Death Of A Comic Strip

Impatiently Waiting Our New Computer Overlords

And I just know they'll figure what chicken tastes like this time. (Chuck & Beans)

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Next Time Watson Wouldn't Have It So Easy On Jeopardy!

Lord Of The Rings Computing

I Know Photoshop

Best 1970's Party Ever!

This image, from the January 1978 cover of Pizzazz, a Marvel pop culture mag, would have blown my mind. Even now it's hard to comprehend the awesomeness. (waxandmilk via Gamefreaks)

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The Bambi Hunter & Taxi Rider

Vive La French Star Wars Différence

Enlist In The Orkan Guard

Harry Potter & The Sorcerer's Stone, Abridged & In Comic Form

Lucy Knisley has distilled the first five books of the Harry Potter series down to their most recognizable and poignant moments — days of reading done in just a few moments! (Link via BuzzFeed)

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Going Down To Hogwarts Gonna Have Myself A Time

Harry Potter And The Sin City Hallows

MC Voldemort Owns Harry Potter

Marmaduke: Dog Is God

Caldwell Tanner is pretty sure the creator of Marmaduke is on drugs — above is his final argument. At least someone is on drugs. I approve.

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Orlando Bloom County

A Blockhead Died In New York...

ABC — Always. Be. Cartooning.

Holy Trivia, Batman!

"Unless a contestant can rack up never-before-seen perfect score of $566,400 in a special live broadcast, a group of hidden bombs will destroy Gotham City!

The only thing that can stand in the way of complete destruction is the most off-beat team-up of all: The razor-sharp intellect of Batman and the unflappable Canadian game-show hosting skills of TV's Alex Trebek! Will a few well-chosen categories be enough to save the day, or will Trebek and Batman be facing... Final Jeopardy!?"

From Comics Alliance's Great Comics That Never Happened series, by Dr. McNinja creator Christopher Hastings, colorist Carly Monardo and Dr. K.

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Next Time Watson Wouldn't Have It So Easy On Jeopardy!

MC Trebek In The Hizzouse

Holy Check Ins, Batman!

A Boy And His Tiger

Tom Fowler's thank you to Calvin and Hobbes creator Bill Watterson. From Comic Twart.

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Calvin And Hobbesosaurus

Homicidal Psycho Jungle Cat

Calvin and Hobbes Fight Club

The Office Avengers

The latest mashup challenge at Draw2D2 is The Office vs. The Avengers, which means there will be a whole lot of great looking pop art that I will only half understand the references, such as Andy Hunter's work above.

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The Office Last Supper

Ya Gotta Know When To Hold 'Em...

Cross Stitch Pop Culture

Snoopy: The World Famous Iraq War Humvee Driver

Snoopy's World War I Flying Ace gets an update. It's not quite as whimsical as the original. (Jacob Borshard's Creebobby comics via Nakatomi Stuff)

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A Clockwork Beagle

Death Of A Comic Strip

Big Cartoon Hunter

Bloom County: To Russia With Love

Dismayed that there has never been a Bloom County movies (what's up with that, Berkeley Breathed?), Jesse J. Barboza went ahead and created a plot and poster, featuring the whole cast:

"I began kicking around a plot idea similar to the 1984 anti-Commie "classic" Red Dawn - something like the Ruskies invade Milo's Meadow and all hell breaks loose. But then I built on it even further with the idea that the Russians kidnap former Communist defector Bill the Cat, and it's up to the residents of the Bloom Boarding House to bring him back in one piece."

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Orlando Bloom County

If You Go Down In The Woods Today...

Penguin Dreams and Stranger Things

Who Observes The Observer?

"The scientist will look up and shout "Save him!"... and I'll look down and whisper "The boy is important. He has to live."

A Fringe/Watchman mashup? Yup, awesome and only on sale for a few more hours. (Dana Lechtenberg for RIPT Apparel)

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And I'll Whisper, "Would You Like Fries With That?"

Watcharama: Who watches the Futuramen?

A Blockhead Died In New York...

LOLCats Of The Serengeti

Om nom nom nom (Savage Chickens)

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LOLcat Taxonomy

Teh LOLcats Theme Song

The LOLfather

Obi-Wan Is Such A Jerk: Part 2

Jerk or not, he speaks the truth. (Star Wars Funnies by Kevin Bolk, via Super Punch)

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Obi-Wan Is Such A Jerk

Batman Is A Jerk

Wokka Wakka Wonka

The Charlie Sheen Comics Page

You know, I wanted to avoid posting about Charlie Sheen, I really did, but when his bat-shit insane rants moved into comics even I had to relent. What can I do? It's funny stuff.

Above, the Sheen Family Circus: If Billy, Dolly, Jeffy and PJ lived like Charlie Sheen. (Via Nag on the Lake)

Charlie Sheen quotes as New Yorker cartoons, from Buzzfeed.

Charlie Sheen quotes presented by Superheroes, by Comics Alliance

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Christ, What An Asshole

FMyLife: Greek Mythology

The Ghosts Of Sitcoms Past

Endless Last Supper

A commission by artist Tom Fowler featuring Neil Gaiman's The Endless: Destiny, Death, Dream, Destruction, Despair, Desire and Delirium from The Sandman. At the rik of losing whatever little geek cred I have, I'll admit to not having read The Sandman, but it's on my list, honestly. I'm trying to make up for my general lack of comics knowledge. Anyway, it appears that Death is in the Jesus slot (natch) with the Judas role filled by Destruction. Did I get that right, fans? (Endless Last Supper by Tom Fowler, via Cultural Compulsive Disorder)

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Suddenly Last Supper

Watchmen Last Supper

Th-th-th-That's Sacrilegious Folks!