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[Shroom Man 777]

Unca Scrooge!

I never knew their complete names were Huebert and Deuteronomy!

Holy shit!

[Publius]

Flamebird, Assistant Director Walter Skinner, and Jonathan Clemens, M.D. (Alien 3)



Plucky Duck; Speedy González, Slowpoke Rodríguez, Chicken Boo, Wakko Warner, SuperTed, Duck Dodgers, Daffy Duck

[Publius]

Raging Abe Simpson, Congressman Herschel Krustofski (R-NT), and Bartholomew J. Simpson (later Chief Justice of the United States)

[Thirdfain]

Krusty the Klown! Amazing. Is there any chance you'll be doing any of the cast of the Venture Briothers?

[Zor]

Definately some interesting takes on Simpsons charecters.

Zor

[Shroom Man 777]

How did Krusty end up in Congress? What the hell?

[Sea Skimmer]

Nice artwork.

How did Krusty end up in Congress? What the hell?

You missed that episode I guess. It was like five or six seasons ago that Krusty gets elected to the senate to get air flights rerouted that were annoying everyone in Springfield. They referenced it in a couple latter episodes too.

[Publius]

Krusty was elected to the 24th District in "Mr. Spritz Goes to Washington."



Troy McClure, whom you may remember from such nature films as Earwigs, Ew! and Man vs Nature: The Road to Victory



Second Lieutenant Aldo "The Apache" Raine of the Devil's Brigade and Niles Crane, M.D., Ph.D., A.P.A.



Clifford the Big Red Dog



Frasier Crane, M.D., Ph.D., A.P.A., the Saints of South Boston (Connor MacManus, Il Duce, and Murphy MacManus), and L. Bishop 341-B

[Publius]

Granny Puckett, Phoenix, Ant-Man, Psi-Lord, Lyja the Lazerfist, and A. C. Slater



Mr. X and Diamond Joe Quimby



Boo Boo, Red Puckett, and Curious George



Woody Woodpecker

[Publius]

HM Babar, King of the Elephants

[Shroom Man 777]

Awesome! Man versus Nature: THE ROAD TO VICTORY!

My only complaint is that Quimby is kinda thin there, whereas I think he's always been a bit pudgy.

ALSO: When did Bart become Chief Justice? And shouldn't it be Bartholomew B. Simpson, seeing as his mother Marge's original surname was Bouviere or something? The J in Homer J. Simpson is from his own mother's surname. Rite?

[Steve]

Nice. Rare one sees Jean Grey (or even female superhero) drawn with such a... realistic figure.

Seeing Babar reminds me of the Robot Chicken skit with him where he gets guillotined by the Revolution....

[phongn]

Babar is excellent.

ALSO: When did Bart become Chief Justice? And shouldn't it be Bartholomew B. Simpson, seeing as his mother Marge's original surname was Bouviere or something? The J in Homer J. Simpson is from his own mother's surname. Rite?

There was an episode where it shows future-Bart as Chief Justice. The J in HJS is not from his mother's surname; Bart's middle name is not from either of his parents.

[Shroom Man 777]

How does that work? I thought the middle initial was for maiden (mother's) names. Or for wives, their original surnames before getting married and adopting their husband's surname.

[Aaron]

How does that work? I thought the middle initial was for maiden (mother's) names. Or for wives, their original surnames before getting married and adopting their husband's surname.

In North America a persons middle name is typically a "given name" of the parents choice. For example mine is Aaron John Kendall, John being my fathers name.

If someone has kept their maiden name it would usually be written as Valerie Paquette-Kendall. I don't think it's very common for male or female children to have their middle name as the mothers maiden name.

[Formless]

Keep in mind also that not everyone here in the US have middle names at all. It all depends on whether or not your parents decided to give you one. I have cousins who found the fact that I even have a middle name (Frémont) remarkable enough that they have insisted on calling me by it ever since.

[Publius]

Miroku, Shippo, the Vision (the Victor Shade version rather than the current Jonas version), the Buzz, Sango, and Rin

[phongn]

How does that work? I thought the middle initial was for maiden (mother's) names. Or for wives, their original surnames before getting married and adopting their husband's surname.

For wives, that is often correct (though not always so. Some women do not adopt their husband's name and others hyphenate.) For men and single-women anything goes.

[Captain Seafort]

For wives, that is often correct (though not always so. Some women do not adopt their husband's name and others hyphenate.)

And others simply adopt their husbands' name and drop their maiden name - that's the norm in the UK.

[SCRawl]

For wives, that is often correct (though not always so. Some women do not adopt their husband's name and others hyphenate.)

And others simply adopt their husbands' name and drop their maiden name - that's the norm in the UK.

In Canada it's fairly normal as well, but it falls a little short of S.O.P. My wife kept her surname, for example. In Quebec, though, it's actually against the law for a woman to take her husband's surname. Is that fucked up or what?

[Publius]

[Publius]

[Publius]

Aerin-sol (The Hero and the Crown)



Lucy Bennett (Scrubs: Med School), Shadowcat, Trooper Second Class Robert "Rabbit" Roto, VSP (Super Troopers), The Hon. Robert Jefferson Jackson, President of the United States (formerly VADM R. J. Jackson, Director for Operations, J-3, The Joint Staff), Special Agent Gracie Hart, Waldo



Macho Man Randy Savage, Bret "The Hitman" Hart, Special Agent Olivia Dunham, Dr. Walter Bishop, CDR Peter Quincy Taggart, Dr. Lazarus,



Doctor Strange, holding the Necronomicon ex Mortis and the Lament Configuration

[Isolder74]

Is there a reason that Dr. Strange looks like Vincent Price?

[PhilosopherOfSorts]

Dr. Strange has always looked kinda like Vincent Price, AFIK.