Which would mean that Braindead also is in due to the Sumatran Rat Monkey easter egg in the 2005 movie.
Yes exactly, and it does fit in the timeline very well
Any idea where I can read these comics? Can't seem to find any copies through the "Black Magic" sources I use.
except for physical not sure. I could try and photograph my copies and make a PDF out of them but it won't be the highest of qualities
That's fine. As long as I'm able to read the comics so I'm not missing out...
Mighty Monsterwheelies can easily be canon, there is nothing that speaks against that, i do believe it is set on a distant island that not many know about. maybe the whole island is artificially made. But I do think this was the strangest thing Uni could come up with to approve as part of the universe.
sure, can't promise to make it today but i should be able to do it soon-ish
How do you think the Island came to be?
turns out that the original is what the author meant, he also wrote a novel about Carl Denham from the original film, his story. so King Kong 1933 and Son of Kong are part of the timeline, so no Braindead unfortunately
I would assume a scientist who is aware of the monsters did that.
It sounds like a fun book, but it's basically published fanfiction (/headcanon) linking swathes of 30s-70s movies. I wouldn't really rely on it as canon.
it is licensed. Universal holds the copyright to the character and fanfiction can only be non-profit if you don't want to have legal issues. As the writer is a film historian aswell, he knows what would happen so he wouldn't do it. Besides the covers contans shot from the film, which you can't do if you don't have a license or if the film is in public domain. The Wolf Man is not in public domain yet.
You know, I figured the Van Helsing Dracula was probably the first. Guess it's actually Jesus.And I thought JoJo's Jesus was weird enough, what with him pretty much being the very first Stand User.
Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ (イエス・キリスト, Iesu Kirisuto), more commonly referred to as simply The Saint (聖人, Seijin), is a secondary character featured in the seventh part of the JoJo's Bizarre Adventure series, Steel Ball Run.jojowiki.com
I don't think it's licensed. He's written several other self-published books in a similar vein, e.g. mashing together unrelated mummy movies with The Man from U.N.C.L.E. or early zombie/voodoo movies with characters from Jaws, Indiana Jones and Leave It to Beaver etc., regardless of studio or copyright.
they use stills from the films inside. That's a huge violation if it ain't licensed. but eitherway, I can't find anywhere a confirmation for it to be licensed or fanfiction. The best way to move forward would be ignore it until it's proven to be licensed @Pro Bot
Don't forget, there's literally two Alvin and the Chipmunks crossovers too. Talbot's lycanthropy was cured, although I take it that was very much temporary as is par the course for these things.
very likely, he can't take a break can he
