
"Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" by The Geek Gallery

"Lichtenstein Pop Martial Art Chelonians" by Butcher Billy

"The Turtles" by Kristafer Anka


"Lichtenstein Pop Martial Art Chelonians" by Butcher Billy

"The Turtles" by Kristafer Anka


"The Godfather of Danger" (t-shirt) by Jimiyo

"The One Who Knocks" by Winter Artwork

"Adventure Cook!" (t-shirt) by BazNet

"Walter White" / "Jesse Pinkman" by Micah Lanier

"Breaking Bad: Hector Salamanca" by Tom Whalen


"An Anatomical Guide to the Facehugger"

"An Anatomical Guide to the Predator"



"Pyramid Head Art Card" by Kevin Bolk2

"Pyramid Head In Limbo" by Zed3
I don't have much in the way of a Cthulhu Cthursday today, so instead it's Pyramid Head Day!
1 Really like the lines on this. Reminds me a lot of Mike Mignola's style.
2 Kevin Bolk, the man behind Pot Luck Comics \ Sucks To Be Weegie, did this chibi-style Pyramid Head at a fan's request. As he puts it, "why people would want me, of all people, to draw this character is beyond my understanding."
3 I've posted some of Zed's Limbo mashups before in the past. Lookit how huge Pyramid Head is compared to the Limbo kid! Hyuuuuuuge!


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"Nintendo Samurai #2: Megaman" by Jed Henry

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"Megaman Select" by Asylum Comics


"In Space" by ChunkySmurf

"Save Zebes" by Barrett Biggers


"The Ice King" by Eric Ridgeway2

"It's Adventure Time!" by Mike Krahulik3


"Horcruxectomy" (t-shirt) by Ben Smith

"Snitches Get Stitches" by Ian Leino


"Go, Wander, Go!" by Luiz Felipe2

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"My Little Colossus" by Blondeyetti3

"Shadow of the Patapon" by Vitor Caneco4

"SOTC" by Maitaboris

"Shadow of the Munny" by Matthew Ellison5


"Smells Like Nirvana" by Dave Perillo

"Than Thou Art" by Adam Hanson

"Spatula City" by Gimetzco

"Another One Rides The Bus" by Joshua Budich

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"Weird Alvolution" by Miranda Dressler
With the exception of Spatula City, these were all featured in Gallery1988's "Is This Thing On? 2" comedy retrospective exhibit. Check out the link for more.
ps. How great is Weird Al? That man is a stone-cold genius. Future historians will look back on him as one of the most important artists of the era. Mark my words!