A perfect pairing of two post-apocalyptic worlds: Mad Max: Fury Road and Adventure Time's Land of Ooo. Ryan May's character matching is excellent. Above: Lemongrab as the War Boy Nux and Finn the Human as Mad Max.
Princess Bubblegum as Furiosa with the wives, Wildberry Princess, Flame Princess and Lumpy Space Princess.
An epic Adventure Time battle by ClogTwo for Mighty Jaxx. My only quibble is with Peppermint Butler — I wouldn't be so quick to place him on the side of the good. Time will tell.
Who knew an Adventure Time/Batman mashup would work so well? And someone has to do this Batgirl/Princess Bubblegum as cosplay. (Volatile-Vertex via Geek-Art)
Great Adventure Time show at Galley 1988. Here are my two faves. Above, Sean Naylors's Say Adventure, which feels like something that would actually happen on the show.
Once again Tim Doyle takes us to "locations that many of us know and have been to on a weekly basis at times, but we can never actually visit." It seems we travel in the same circles. (UnReal Estate 3 via Spoke Art)
2 Cubic Meters and a Closet
Red Keep
TV Junk — can you name everything in Sanford's pickup?
Kim Pine and Marceline, the Vampire Queen. I think they would make a great band - who needs Scott and Jake. Another from Glen Brogan's show at Gallery 1988.
I am new to Adventure Time. It's a show that I continually saw referenced on my feeds and by artists I follow, but I'd never seen it until the past two weeks when I decided to see what everyone was so enamored by. Now Jake the Dog and Finn the Human are stuck in my head and I decided to look back at what I missed. Consider this a pop culture tribute to the Land of Ooo. Above: Glob of Thrones by Dan Hipp. Finn wearing his Jake armor is a nice touch.