Stories by @tomzillawash3r3

Super Mario RPG (DIC)

What if Super Mario RPG was made by DIC Animation?

LEGO Marvel vs DC (2010's)

The epic crossover of the ages... in LEGO.

Samurai Jack (DCEU)

What if Samurai Jack existed in the DC Extended Universe?

The Powerpuff Girls (DCEU)

What if The Powerpuff Girls were part of the DC Extended Universe?

Marvel vs DC (2020's)

The most epic of epic crossovers of the ages!!

Batman (2010's)

What if the original 1966 Batman series were released in the 2010's?

Batman: A Death in the Family (1980's)

Batman's partner in crime, Robin has to save his mother from The Joker but disaster unfolds as The Joker beats up and tortures the Boy Wonder, then leaves him to die at the warehouse exploding. Batman had lost his faithful companion. What will our hero do now?

The Sinister Six (1930's-1940's)

What if The Sinister Six were like the classic Universal horror monsters?

Who Ruined Roger Rabbit? (2024)

Maroon Ltd., 2007. Since the recent boom of CGI Animation and Anime, old hand-drawn animated Roger Rabbit became a forgotten cartoon star in need of a reboot. He is given a much needed upgrade through computer technology which makes him young and full of energy again, but a glitch causes him to act differently, turning him and other CG toons into mindless A.I. monsters. An experienced P.I. detective of the old Valliant Agency travels to Animeopolis, Japan to find a criminal mastermind behind it all, and turn Roger back to his hand-drawn animated self.

Coyote vs. Zaslav

A promising live-action/animated feature became another film that had been shelved by an asshole named David Zaslav of WB Discovery who just made his $30 Million tax write-off. Wile E. Coyote locked away in the WB Archives makes an escape and while his old motive was to sue Acme, he instead chooses to sue David Zaslav along with Warner Bros. and bring everyone together to save and release "Coyote vs. Acme".

Who Framed Roger Rabbit? (First Draft 1984)

What if Who Framed Roger Rabbit was made 4 years earlier?

How to Train Your Dragon (My Live-Action Take)

On another land far away from the Isle of Berk, a new group of heroes train and befriend flying dragons from the hidden world, and a new adventure begins, this time in real life!

Richard Donner's Godzilla 1985

What if Richard Donner made Godzilla 1985?

Disney's Dracula

Disney's newest animated take on the classic horror tale of the legendary vampire, Count Dracula. 1897, Saint Georges Day. Jonathan Harker travels to the castle of a strange old Count Dracula for real estate business. But when he discovers that Dracula is a vampire, Jonathan escapes home to England to his fiancee Mina Murray. Count Dracula and his brides soon follow Jonathan on his way to the docks of Whitby and horror begins to descend upon London. Jonathan Harker meets the vampire hunter, Abraham Van Helsing, and asks him to hunt down Dracula and protect his love from him.

Disney's Astro Boy (1960's)

1964, at the New York World’s Fair, Japan's beloved animation god Osamu Tezuka met Walt Disney one day to ask if they could work on a movie together. Walt was open to it until 2 years later when he died unexpectedly. What if Walt hadn't passed away and collaborated with Tezuka to make an animated motion picture? This is how I envision the film!

TIm Burton's Super Mario Bros (1993)

What if Tim Burton directed Super Mario Bros?

If this Director directed...

Vote which comic book, novel, film series, tv show, anime, or video game would be perfect for the biggest named directors in filmmaking!

The Sorcerer Mickey Mouse (1943)

In a far-away land of magic, Mickey Mouse is an apprentice learning to become the greatest sorcerer like his master Yen Sid. But when he is tempted by Pete, who works for Bald Mountain, Mickey becomes the sorcerer he always dreamed of. But his wish goes out of control and puts all his friends in danger! Mickey must redeem himself, learn from his master, and battle the prince of darkness, Chernabog!

The Lord of the Rings Trilogy (1961-1963)

What if after J.R.R. Tolkien published The Lord of the Rings books in 1954, soon adapted into film in the 1960's?

The Hobbit (1940's)

What if after J.R.R. Tolkien published The Hobbit in 1937, the book was adapted into film in the 1940's?