The Line: Game Over, Man!

The Princess meets the Queen.
From the Line: It Is Drawn.

And you thought Ben Affleck was a joke...

From The Line It Is Drawn, five of my favorite living comedians as the Justice League, inked in loving detail, and shittily colored.

From left to right, there's Patton Oswalt as the Green Lantern, Sarah Silverman as Wonder Woman, Jerry Seinfeld as Superman, Zach Galifianakis as Batman, and Louis C. K. as the Green Arrow.

Wonder Woman

My take on Wonder Woman.  I put her hair in a ponytail so it wouldn't get in her eyes, gave her some straps on her leg to attach swords or canisters of bear spray, put some straps on that top of hers, so it wouldn't fall down in battle, and gave her a miniskirt, which is more stylish than the Greek-style leather-skirt people keep thinking is a good idea, and more functional than hot pants.

Originally, she was also going to be surfing on top of a Steve Trevor-piloted jet (hence the giant missile) but then I remembered I don't know how to draw jet planes in perspective.

Oh well.

The Line: It Is Mushy

 A couple of Valentine's Day-related comic riffs, courtesy of The Line: It Is Drawn.

JaronHataway suggested:

Squirrel Girl and Ambush Bug

One of them is infamous for being based off of the artist's girlfriend, taking down Doctor Doom with squirrel-like reflexes and a small army of squirrels in the pages of Iron Man, and then proceeding to go on as the greatest fighter in the Marvel Universe who becomes a babysitter.  The other is a teleporting, fourth-wall-breaking skinny guy glued into a badly fitting green suit, famous for annoying the hell out of major superheroes and failing to save Batman: The Brave and the Bold.

Of course they'd be perfect for each other.  The red squirrel is Tippy-toe, Squirrel Girl's sidekick.

BigMike20X6 suggested:

Conan & Wonder Woman

One of them is a continent-conquering Cimmerian, notorious for his ruthlessness and savage prowess with women.  The other is Princess of the Amazons, world-class diplomat, feminist, and notoriously distrustful of the "Man's World."  It would never work out.

The Line: It Is Of The Apes

In honor of the 100th anniversary of Tarzan, suggest mash-ups or team-ups of comic book characters and Tarzan characters 

B_Granderson suggested:

Cheeta versus wonder woman’s enemy, Cheetah

With special thanks to Frank Cho and Bill Watterson.