Looks like a new site is up that takes peoples Tweets and tries to match them with random Peanut strip.
As far as a parody/mashup experiment – I think it works. Here’s some examples.
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Looks like a new site is up that takes peoples Tweets and tries to match them with random Peanut strip.
As far as a parody/mashup experiment – I think it works. Here’s some examples.
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Sorry… there’s just something fundamentally wrong with hearing Sally mention the name of a sexually transmitted disease.
Wow. It used to be everyone wanted to create the next ‘Calvin and Hobbs’ or ‘Farside’. Now everyone wants to create the next ‘Garfeild minus Garfeild’. 🙁
At least Garfield Minus Garfield showcases what a weird and depressing guy Jon really is, this is just cognitive dissonance humour. Works well enough for what it is, but probably won’t have much lasting appeal.
I think about the times when Peanuts mentions Tiger Woods–I can’t wait to see what the twitter messages would say about him given all of his recent misadventures!
I hope someone does the same with The Family Circus (in homage to the old Dysfunctional Family Circus which was shut down by Bil Keane years ago).
for something a little more original, try out twetches.com at http://www.twetches.com/
A random tweet attached to a Peanuts illustration is a joke that is really only funny once.
The Family Circus has been done, by pairing a random cartoon with a random Nietzsche quote: http://www.losanjealous.com/nfc/
Having the chutzpah to rip off Sparky’s art and then put his own copyright notice on it kind of sets a new mark.
Tweeting your junk might not be illegal but pretty sure this is.
For the BEST mash ups on the web:
Dean’s Comic Booth
especially his early stuff
I detest any bastardization of Peanuts comics, or any work that I love for that matter. Maybe it’s a weakness, but my sense of humor gets turned off and I can’t get past it.
I’m curious as to how long this will last before Mrs. Schulz brings her lawyers online.
As for Sally mentioning an STD and Will.i.am, it goes to a whole new level of weird when you know that When Fergie was 9 she was the voice of Sally in a couple movies and the TV series.