And To Think That I Hulked Out On Mulberry Street

I love looking back into an artists work and seeing what else they have done and doing that with cartoonist and illustrator Ryan Dunlavey is a treasure trove. These are four Dr. Seuss-inspired superhero books that I am well familiar with.

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Green Eggs And Ham is People!

One Shell, Two Shell, Red Shell, Blue Shell

The Force Is The Force, Of Course Of Course

Star Trekkin' Across The Universe

This would be an amazing, if very confusing, crossover episode. (From Ryan Dunlavey's collection of "just draw everything" illustrations.)

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Great Cartoon Character Or The Greatest Cartoon Character?
...And Then The '80s Exploded
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Great Cartoon Character Or The Greatest Cartoon Character?

"Lisa, if the Bible has taught us nothing else -- and it hasn't -- it's that girls should stick to girl's sports, such as hot oil wrestling and foxy boxing and such and such." — Homer Simpson

This is Ryan Dunlavey's illustration for Wizard Magazine's The 100 Greatest Cartoon Characters. While the article doesn't exist online, clearly Homer lords over all — as evidenced by Dunlavey's take on Gustav Dore's Moses.

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Creation of Homer
Orlando Bloom County
...And Then The '80s Exploded

...And Then The '80s Exploded

So this picture pretty much sums up my blog. There is so much going on in this picture that I won't even try to tag it. From pop artist Ryan Dunlavey for a feature article on 80's characters for Toyfare Magazine.

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Orlando Bloom County
In The '80s Junkyard 
League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: 1988

Orlando Bloom County

The Last Basselope is no more, thanks to the over-enthusiastic bow of Legolas. Stupid elf. From artist Ryan Dunlavey, who has done a dozen modern mashups of classic comic strips, including Fantastic Family Circus, X-Nuts and The Dark Side. (Link via Neatorama)

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Always Be Cartooning
Penguin Dreams and Stranger Things
Viggo Mortensen's Ample, Flapping Genitalia