Marvel has announced a multiple, original, live-action adventure superhero shows will come to TV – via Netflix. The first series will be Daredevil. Jessica Jones, Iron Fist and then Luke Cage. We’re told the original programs will take Netflix members into the gritty world of heroes and villains of Hell’s Kitchen, New York and that […]
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Kill Team Princess: Disney Princesses as assassins
You won’t find any damsels in distress in this post. I think they look better for it too. Illustrator Johnn Kok has drawn this fantastic collection of Disney Princesses as deadly assassins. The project is called Kill Team Princess. Via Joey Paur at Geek Tyrant.
Disney characters turned into DC and Marvel superheroes
How would Disney’s warrior princess Merida do as Batwoman? What about Jessica Rabbit as Poison Ivy? Artist Aegis Kitty can show us with this clever series. In addition to a busy Tumblr, Aegis also maintains a deviant art profile which is ideal if you would like to buy a commission.
Disney Warrior Princess
Who comes to mind when you hear the phrase “Warrior Princess”? Xena? Deviant artist Sadyna from Finland has another take. She’s taken a few favourite Disney princesses and transformed them into medieval warriors. What do you think?
Disney Princesses as Avatars
These Disney Princesses have been transformed into elements slinging Benders by Robby Cook. This isn’t some strange sort of James Cameron meets Futurama mashup, nope, this is The Last Airbender style of Avatar here.
What if Disney princesses wore historically accurate outfits
The deviant artist Claire Hummel has taken on the challenge of drawing Disney princesses wearing historically accurate outfits. It’s an interesting redesign project. It gives us a look at alternative, slightly less Disney versions of the Disney icons, a bit of history and plenty of food for thought. I can see the appeal in the […]
The sexist superhero t-shirt debate
Geek Native’s collection of fully dressed superheroines, wonderfully drawn by Michael Lee Lunsford, helped spark an intersting debate. Is there sexism in today’s comic book culture? I feel that the weekend’s debate over these two t-shirts is a natural round two. The concern is this; the blue t-shirt for boys tells them they can be […]
Disney Princesses as brutal Avengers
These pictures come from the talented Christopher Stoll, a young artist based in the US. He’s getting plenty of attention this week for these creations and I hope his daily deviantion tally goes through the roof. In a good way. I’m especially fond of Pocahontas as Captain America. Mulan as Hawkeye Jasmine as Iron Man […]
Jedi Ariel and Rapunzel with lightsabers
These two illustrations are examples of the art of Ralph Sevelius. Based in Atlanta in the States, Ralph is a professional illustrator and animator and it’s easy to see why. I’ve subscribed to his blog as he promises more Disney Jedi goodness. I have a good feeling that this year I’ll have a more creatively […]
Twisted Princesses: Disney princesses as RPG encounters
Back in December 2011 Geek Native posted Disney Princesses as RPG monsters by the talented Jeffrey Thomas. This blog suggested they were scary enough to be used as RPG monsters and the post has been popular. Did Jeffrey stop drawing? Nope. Time for an update as we discover more twisted princesses that could be used […]
