It's Quentin Tarantino meets Silver Age comics as the lives of Central City's most colorful underworld characters intertwine in stories of violence and redemption.
Quentin Tarantino meets Silver Age comics as the early Justice League runs afoul of alien slavers and their gladiator blood sports. Earth Man Dingo Fighting!
Harry Potter and his friends and allies are transposed to 1962 Baltimore where they find themselves increasingly troubled by the magical community's treatment of non-magical people, aka Muggles.
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Harry Potter and his fellow wizards live a privileged existence, taking a private train to Hogwarts, their ultra exclusive school; each meal a sumptuous feast and their personal messages relayed by a parliament of flying owls. Meanwhile, Muggles on the mean streets of 1962 Baltimore struggle to just get by. However, one day a month, Muggles are allowed to attend a dance at Hogwarts in the spirit of social advancement, even if they are summarily mind wiped afterward. Harry Potter, ever the social leader and hero, however, wishes that every day could be Muggle Day and does his best to challenge an inherently unjust system. You say that you want to be a wizard as well? Muggle, please!
Justice League of America, Year One: Across the Universe
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The original five members of the Justice League (Aquaman, Green Lantern, Flash, Black Canary and Martian Manhunter)forge the legend of what will be the greatest super hero team in the DC Universe.
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The original five members of the Justice League (Aquaman, Green Lantern, Flash, Black Canary and Martian Manhunter) are looking to expand their ranks with new members, but run afoul of a group of super villains who are seeking to harness the incalculable power of a space anomaly, endangering the Earth itself, to increase their already formidable powers. The case introduces the team to a new and powerful ally, Captain Comet, but will even their combined might be enough to stave off disaster and save the day? Grand Silver Age of Comics adventure with the Beatles as inspiration... "So you say you want a Revolution? Well, you know, we all want to save the world!"
After a night of bickering (and drinking) the cast of the Big Bang Theory finds themselves transposed into the classic movie, The Wizard of Oz, but is this a dream sequence or an alternative reality?
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Penny, who is from the Midwest and has a fascination with shoes, will be Dorothy. Leonard, who tends to overthink his relationships, will be the Scarecrow. Sheldon, who has emotional limitations, will be the Tin Man (and he may be rather pleased with his transformation). Raj, who has social anxieties, will be the Cowardly Lion and his best friend, Howard, who practices stage magic and has terrible fashion sense, will be the Wonderful Wizard of Oz or Dub Dub as the adoring citizens of Emerald City often call him. Just like the original movie, each "character" is supposed to discover something important about themselves on the Yellow Brick Road but whose dream sequence is this anyway, what about everybody else, are they just figments of one character's imagination and what if some characters actually prefer Oz? And what about Scarecrow's brain? Yeah!
Remember the 50's? The 2950's, when the Legion of Super Heroes were the coolest teens in the universe, drag racing their rocket cars and necking at the space drive in? Technology may have advanced 1000 years but the culture seems eerily familiar...
Dr. Venture has taken his twisted life story and turned into a Broadway musical and he calls upon 'family' and 'friends' to help him make this one sad dream come true while a cascade of calamities and a collection of costumed criminals plague the production.
Scavengers 2: The Rocky Raccoon Horror Show; a film by Roger Corman
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Roger Corman returns to directing with his long awaited sequel to Scavengers. Rio De Janeiro prepares for the 2012 Olympics when the rabid raccoon plague from Scavengers strikes, endangering some strangely familiar characters... It's astounding!
Captain Cold leads the Flash Rogues Gallery, but during a short stint with Suicide Squad he falls for the beautiful Vixen. Theirs is a forbidden love in a violent shadowy world, torn apart by two warring factions, with lyrics by Stephen Sondheim.