Tim Burton's Orphan Black

I could see Helena battling Rachel Duncan over her twin Sarah Manning as an upcoming Orphan Black plot and not just as tattoo artist en tze's Tim Burton-style rendering.

Of course if Tim Burton did direct Orphan Black the Clone Club would all be played Helena Bonham Carter. Which would probably be pretty good too.

Cosima Niehaus and Dr. Delphine Cormier (inspired by Frankenweenie)

Alison Hendrix and Beth Childs (inspired by Corpse Bride)

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Orphan Black Last Supper

Whatever pop culture thing I'm obsessing on eventually becomes a Last Supper. Rachel as Judas seems apropos. (Things Drawn on Orphan Black)

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So Many More Last Suppers

That Orange Bastard

Calvin as Tracer Bullet as Sin City’s Marv. We’re deep down the noir rabbit hole, folks.
(Augie Pagan for Modern Eden’s Storybook show.)

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Goodnight Nobody, Goodnight Traitorous Whore

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Goodnight Dune
Goodnight Forest Moon
Goodnight Keith Moon

Star Trek Problems

Rewatching Star Trek: The Next Generation got me thinking about some of the ridiculous things that happen on a regular basis. And then I found Chris Piers' Star Trek Problems.

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There Are Four Lights!
M-M-M-M-Make It So
Make It Tso's!

Whose Line Is It Anyway?

One Liners by Dan Hipp. Can you guess them all?

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I Call This Game, What's In The Box?
Why So Sidious?
It's A Trap!

Breaking Bad: Where's Walter?

Found you, Heisenberg!
Walter White: You're goddamn right.

Where's Walter? by Max Dalton for his Spoke Art solo show, On A Mission From God.

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Find Waldo, Yet Again
King Of The Meth Mountain
I Am The One Who Knock-Diddly-Ocks

The Princess Bride (of Frankenstein)

To a new world of gods and monsters!
The Princess Bride by Dave MacDowell.

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Monsters Can't Hold Their Liquor
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