Category Archives: Mashups

I knew the weekly Random Comics Mashup this week would be a tough one when I saw three issues each of Marvel’s Airplane-like book of silliness “What the –?!”; the Jackson Guice soft-core-porn-inspired “Doctor Strange”; and the “John Byrne is … Continue reading →

By taking one (and only one) panel from each of ten randomly chosen comic books, each week I attempt to put together some sort of entertaining ten-panel story. This week finds us in the middle of an inter-species gun-fight, and … Continue reading →

Leaping out from the pages of my ten randomly selected comics this week was one pulse-pounding theme: Fashion Week. Haven’t you ever wondered where comics artists get their ideas for costumes from (besides whatever’s lying around the apartment at deadline, … Continue reading →

This week’s Mashup, wherein I take one (and only one!) panel from each of ten randomly selected comic books in an effort to make some sort of coherent story, deals with women overcoming stereotypes to kick butt, a horned-helmet space … Continue reading →

I descend into the crypt for this week’s Mashup, where I take one (and only one) panel from each of ten randomly selected comic books and attempt to create a coherent story. I hope you enjoy reading it as much … Continue reading →

Fire and steel rain from the skies in this week’s edition of the Monday Mashup, wherein I take one (and only one!) panel from each of ten randomly selected comic books to make a somewhat coherent story. With that we … Continue reading →

Each week I take one (and only one) panel from each of ten randomly selected comic books and try to forge some sort of coherent narrative from them. This time I’ve found myself (somewhat to my surprise) in the middle … Continue reading →

This week’s Monday Mashup (where I take one and only one panel from each of ten randomly selected comic books in an effort to make a coherent story) features gods, pollutants, girlfriends of super-heroes, and Pinky and the Brain! Sound … Continue reading →

Each week I boldly delve into a bag of ten random comic books, choosing one (and only one) panel from each to get the raw materials for crafting a comics story requiring no illustration ability whatsoever on my part. Just … Continue reading →