Gooflactus + Jack Kirby’s Mickey Mouse

by Scott Beale on August 31, 2009 · 1 comment

Gooflactus

Adam Koford drew this wonderful illustration of Gooflactus in response to today’s news about Disney’s acquisition of Marvel.

Mickey Glactus

UPDATE: Tim Shey points out that back in 1991 Marvel legend Jack Kirby created a drawing of Mickey Mouse for the book “The Art of Mickey Mouse”.

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1 Russ August 31, 2009 at 11:41 pm

Here’s some more Marvel/Disney inspired art:

http://www.mepreport.com/2009/08/disneymarvel-conglomerate-announces-new-releases/

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