There’s a love-affair that artists have with super-heroes and mash-ups. Whether combined with old music albums or movies, the fusions are often quite a site. Minnesota-based artist Josh Lynch recently contributed his style of Marvel Comics combinations. Taking a cue from the 1987 film “Spaceballs”, he took Marvel characters and turned them into “mogs” (half-men, half-dogs). Fusing known Marvel characters with different breeds of dog, some of his art has an almost stealthy pun to it (the Doc Ock and Ghost Rider mash-ups come to mind). Of the 16 images, there’s only one female character he utilized: Jubilee. Even though writers can use the word “bitch” (with its most famous meaning) in the books now, I suppose Lynch wanted to avoid any potential controversy that would come with publishing any Marvel female character mash-ups. Here they are, along with my take on them:
 Logan, the cigar-chomping feral dog!
Logan, the cigar-chomping feral dog!
 Spider-dog, Spider-dog…does whatever a Spider-dog does.
Spider-dog, Spider-dog…does whatever a Spider-dog does.
 This dog breed’s a bit of a stretch.
This dog breed’s a bit of a stretch.
 The dog from “The Adventures of Milo & Otis”…but with more testosterone.
The dog from “The Adventures of Milo & Otis”…but with more testosterone.
 Sad-eyed pooch with a big head and a high-tech wheelchair. MODOK, pay attention!
Sad-eyed pooch with a big head and a high-tech wheelchair. MODOK, pay attention!
 She’s a bit of a firecracker, ain’t she?
She’s a bit of a firecracker, ain’t she?
 Let’s face it: We all *know* that Tony Stark’s a dog!
Let’s face it: We all *know* that Tony Stark’s a dog!
 Was he a puppy before turning into a gamma-irradiated bulldog?
Was he a puppy before turning into a gamma-irradiated bulldog?
 This one’s literally off-the-chain.
This one’s literally off-the-chain.
 Giant bowls of dog food are his planets and the Surfer dog is his bit….yeah, you get the idea.
Giant bowls of dog food are his planets and the Surfer dog is his bit….yeah, you get the idea.
 Gives new meaning to the term “seeing-eye dog”.
Gives new meaning to the term “seeing-eye dog”.
 Nazi Germany’s Red Dog and the All-American Pooch.
Nazi Germany’s Red Dog and the All-American Pooch.
 This dog’s got the Infinity Gauntlet and is obsessed with Death. Translation? BEWARE OF DOG!
This dog’s got the Infinity Gauntlet and is obsessed with Death. Translation? BEWARE OF DOG!
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Sy L. Shackleford is a jack-of-all-trades columnist for Action A Go Go. A University of Connecticut graduate with a degree in both psychology and communication sciences, he is a walking encyclopedic repository for all things Marvel Comics, movies, hip-hop, et. al. You can follow him on Twitter @shack_house83.
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