Cloverfield Rebooted by Electric Sheep Comix

I came across this comic strip of a Cloverfield Reboot over at Electric Sheep Comix and was blown away by the direction that they decided to take this reboot in. A monster full of cake? That can't turn out BAD, can it? This definitely ain't the kind of monster I saw ripping apart the Brooklyn Bridge... lol! Check out the full comic strip after the jump...

Never Trust Someone Who Only Says One Word

I came across this funny comic strip over at Nerd Bastards that riffs on Game of Thrones. It features the cripple prince Bran and his servant Hodor, who carries him around. While Hodor may be super strong and powerful, he is dumb as a rock and can only say one word... his own name!!! But what if it was all an act? What if many other fictional characters we know and love that only utter one word were part of a bigger conspiracy? Check out the comic strip by after the jump and find out...

Deadpool Puts An End To The Star Wars Prequel Debate As Only He Can

Check out this hysterical comic strip featuring everybodies favorite "Merc with a Mouth", Deadpool getting to the bottom of the whole Star Wars Prequel debate. I myself am a fan of the Prequels (shut the fuck up fanboys... yeah, you Joe Esq... lol), but the way Deadpool gets to the bottom of the debate put a smile on my face. Check it out after the jump.

Superman Is Such A Wise Ass...

Check out this really clever cartoon from Penny Arcade that pokes fun out Superman's superiority over his JLA running mates. It is quite funny. You can see the additional panels of the cartoon after the jump.

This Comic Strip About Commentors On Blogs Is So True

via The Doghouse Diaries

Johnny & Uncle Bob by Ninja Ink

Artist Ninja Ink flips the Calvin & Hobbes buddy concept on it's ear with these awesome pieces depicting Johnny & his Uncle Bob from The Terminator series. I love these two pictures. Here is a brief synopsis from Ninja Ink's Deviant Art page talking about his fictionalized comic strip:

Johnny and Uncle Bob is a syndicated daily comic strip that was written and illustrated by American cartoonist James Cameron, and syndicated from October 26, 1984 to August 29, 1997. It follows the humorous antics of John, a foul mouthed six-year-old boy messiah, and Uncle Bob, his stoic robot friend. The strip depicts John's flights of fantasy and his friendship with Uncle Bob, and also examines John's relationships with his mother and psychiatrists. Uncle Bob's dual nature is a defining motif for the strip: to John, Uncle Bob is a cybernetic organism surrounded by living tissue; all the other characters see him as a time travelling villain.

Robin In The Rye

Check out this re-telling of the seminal classic from J.D. Salinger featuring Robin as Holden....

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Thats pretty funny stuff if your familiar with the original book... check out the artist (Andrew Makes Comics) Tumblr account by clicking here.