Some of the folk covered at this website...

...are combined in this great image by John Trumbull.

This image is showcased in an article on CBR in their The Line it is Drawn column. There are some other great images there, but this is the one in the interests of this blog. Go check it out. Make sure to check out John Trumbull's artwork as well. Look for the one where Boston Brand meets the Ghostbusters.

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The Thing battles Black Adam!

Fan favorite website Super-Team Family: The Lost Issues! has been posting covers of fantasy match-ups featuring inter-company crossovers the likes I used to dream about when I was a wee lad. (And probably would nowadays if I had the time!)

Here's a rather cool cover featuring the Thing squaring off against Black Adam. Black Adam (before the nu52 era of books) seemed to be positioned as the Sub-Mariner of the DC Universe with his "is he a hero or is he a villain?" status. Plus the fact that he's dressed in black and yellow, is often seen sporting pointed ears, and seems to go to the same barber as Namor helped to visually cement that impression.

Fairly Odd Captain Marvel

Over at Odd World Pixels, Chris Lopez reimagines different characters as part of the cast of Fairly Odd Parents. Some of the results are fairly odd.

Here, he imagines Captain Marvel in a way that reminds me of Jorgen von Strangle or the Crimson Chin. (Yes, I watch TV with my kids.) If you poke around Chris' posts, you can see a nice variety of different takes on well known characters. (His J. Jonah Jameson one is pretty darned good.) Go check them out.

Captain Marvel sighted in Springfield

Ever wonder what the original Captain Marvel would look like if he appeared on "The Simpsons"?

Well, wonder no more!

Over at Springfield Punx, moderator Dean T. Fraser has been steadily making Simpsons versions of your favorite characters. In addition to the good Captain here, he's got versions of Doctor Who (several incarnations), members of the Batman family, and much more. Go check it out. It's a wonderful labor of love. He even has tutorials on how to do your own versions, and a healthy section of fan art from other people.

Well worth a look.

Carol Danvers Captain Marvel Fan Art

I came across this at the DAZ website. It's a nice reinterpretation of Carol Danvers' Captain Marvel outfit. Maybe it's an alternate Earth version of the costume...

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