The Line it is Drawn #203 - Comic Book Tribute to Robin Williams

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By Brian Cronin

Published Aug 22, 2014

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Now on to the bit!

So every week, I ask a question here. You reply to it on our Twitter page (just write @csbg with your reply) and our blog sketch artists will each pick one of your suggestions and I will post them here every week. So every week you will have a new question and you will see the choices picked from the previous week. Here is an archive of all the previous editions of The Line It Is Drawn!

To qualify, you have to be following us when you reply - so go follow us and then give your answer to the following question/challenge (All suggestions due by 3pm Pacific Friday).

The topic is...

A famous cover motif from DC's Silver Age was so-called "Superdickery," where it would seem like Superman was doing something cruel for no good reason (inside the comic you'd realize that it was all for a good reason - he was attacking Jimmy Olsen because Jimmy was secretly a bad guy disguised as Jimmy, stuff like that). There's a whole site devoted to the concept. This week's theme is doing MODERN version of Superdickery covers. For example, Lois Lane aghast at Superman, who is on his iPad "Why did you unfriend me on Facebook, Superman? Why?!?"

Read on for the sketches that came about courtesy of the last question/challenge!

In honor of the great Robin Williams, team-up or mash-up comic book characters with Robin Williams characters from film or television

Enjoy!

I'll put them in alphabetical order based on the name of the Twitter user who made the suggestion.

All copyright and trademarks of the following characters are held by their respective owners! Click on any image to enlarge it!

First off, David Branstetter did a tribute on his own before I even announced the theme.

So this piece was drawn by David Branstetter. Here is his website.

BigBearSpeaks and Ecovore suggested

Mork's son is...Howard the Duck?!

This one was drawn by Rachel Ordway. Here is her website.

ChadWaIters suggested

Jakeem Thunder and Genie.

This one was drawn by Tsubasa Yozora. Here is his website.

Doc_Blue suggested

The Genie from Aladdin turning down an invite from the Green Lantern

Nelson Flores did the art for this one.

Ecovore suggested

Deadpool in Mrs. Doubtfire

This one was drawn by Fernando Pinto (back after a quick break!). Here is his website.

Ecovore suggested

Alan Scott and the Genie

Nick Perks is the artist for this one. Here is his website.

Ecovore and mattlaz1013 suggested

John Keating teaching at Xavier Institute

Axel Medellin drew this one. His website is here.

JohnnyUnusual suggested

Rainbow Randolph as the Kingpin

This one was drawn by Mathieu Parent. Here is his website.

keath suggested

Lara Croft finds the genie's lamp (Aladdin)

Chaz is the artist on this one.

originaldayfan suggested

Mork and Mr. Mytzlplk

Xum Yukinori drew this one. Here is his website.

ScottFury78 suggested

Mork and Superman

Cynthia "Thea" Sousa drew this one. Her website is here. Life is your restaurant and Amanda is your maitre'd. Come on whisper what it is you want; You ain't never had friend like her! Celebrate that friendship by checking out her website here to see her work!.