It’s been a while, but Fleischer is back in an all-new mini-adventure. This time out he discovers that his Golden Age pal Atomic Mouse is in trouble and he offers a helping hand in the way that only Fleischer can. The script is by Ed Gross and Leon McKenzie, the art by Fernando Sosa.
by Leon McKenzie & Edward Gross We were as surprised as anyone to find ourselves co-writing Bluewater Productions’ The Misadventures of Adam West. For both of us there was just something very cool about chronicling the adventures of our first versions of Batman (though Leon caught the reruns and Ed was the ripe old age […]
As noted in part one of this series (click HERE), Fleischer began very much as a parody of Superman, and added to that was a parody version of Green Lantern. This one, however, was named Green Latrine, who we described as British actor Dudley Moore (Arthur) “mixed with Green Lantern with puke stains.” Like Fleischer, […]
Not the Beatles: The F.A.B. (For All Britain) Four is a parody spy series that imagines a fab foursome consisting of John Lemmon, Paul McCartwheel George Harristone and Ringo Scarr were spies at the height of Fabmania in the 1960s. Your Mummy Should Know is an ebook tale that pits the Four From F.A.B. against […]
Artist Fernando Sosa, who hails from Argentina, provided the image and bio below, which chronicles many of his amazing accomplishments. His art can be found in issues 1, 2 and 4 of Fleischer & The Group, and in a number of Media Geek & Friends, Al’s Place and Fleischer & Friends comic strips.
Back in 2009, comic strip sensations (you know, on a parallel Earth) Media Geek and Roddy made the leap to the world of animation with short that we affectionately call “The Joys of Bondage.” Let us know what you think.
This particular strip was just to serve as a quick introduction to the various characters. Since the time of this one, Fleischer has made occasional appearances and more recently we’ve introduced the angriest fan on the planet, Kenny Zee. Roddy serves as an early version of the character that would become Fleischer’s arch enemy, Epa, […]
Embrace your inner moron. From the beginning, that was the philosophy behind Fleischer & The Group. The idea was to take any concept that came to mind – no matter how silly or outrageous – and see how it would fly when put in the words or actions of Fleischer and his teammates. Actually, Fleischer […]
Remember in the ancient days when the world went insane for James Cameron’s Avatar? We do and we did, which resulted in this installment of the Media Geek & Friends comic strip in which Media Geek, his girlfriend Eileen, Fleischer and (not so much) Roddy are worried about the growing obsession for the film that’s […]
At the moment we’ve got nine issues of Fleischer & The Group in various stages of production. While we’re not ready to launch the comics yet, we wanted to take this opportunity to introduce readers to the characters making up this title through this preview comic. In a sense, the proceedings are “hosted” by Golden […]
Back in 2007 I was excited that there was going to be a live action Underdog movie, the assumption being that we’d get a CG version of the title character. But the filmmakers – for reasons I still can’t figure out – thought it would be better to go with a real dog. The decision […]
More and more I find myself wondering how Fleischer would react to certain situations, and after watching the feature film Star Trek: First Contact, I couldn’t help but imagine our hero’s encounter with the Borg. The result is the strip which follows, which was written by Ed Gross with art by Fernando Sosa.
Marvel had the perfect plan to boost ratings for next week’s episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.: air the first teaser trailer for The Avengers: Age of Ultron during it. But then somebody went and leaked the trailer and as the poor quality version began to go viral, Marvel decided to move up the official release, […]
The art for this first installment of Fleischer & Friends: Al’s Place (which is set at the home base for the characters making up the forthcoming comic book series Fleischer & The Group) was handed in by Fernando Sosa the same exact day that Warner Bros. revealed its slate of films based on various DC […]
New York Comic-Con has just ended and reportedly it broke all attendance records. Apparently pushing them over the top was the arrival of Media Geek, Eileen, Timmy Tribble and Roddy, the latter of whom finds it impossible to keep his opinion of happenings around him to himself.
Media Geek, Timmy and Roddy are online for their latest screening of Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy, when they’re joined by Kenny Zee, who is described as the world’s angriest geek. Script is by Edward Gross and Leon McKenzie, the art by Avisek Chowdhury.
In this installment of the Media Geek & Friends comic strip, the focus is on Fleischer (whose comic book launch will be coming soon) and his pet, Mr. Skimbleshanks (who will actually be introduced in the pages of said comic). Written by Edward Gross & Leon McKenzie, the art is by Avisek Chowdhury. Below […]
When I walked out of Zack Snyder’s Man of Steel a decade ago, my mind pondered the ways in which the events of this first film would inform the sequel and allow the character of Superman to continue his journey to becoming the hero we all know him to be. But then came word that […]
Over the past couple of years we had done a number of comic strips focusing on Fleischer and some of his friends who were not originally designed to be part of the Fleischerverse. Among them were Media Geek (Ed Gross’ sort of online alter ego), Roddy (Epa’s “slower” brother) and Timmy Tribble, who dedicates himself […]
Leon McKenzie and I had brought our comic Fleischer to Bluewater Productions, and shortly thereafter we were offered the opportunity to co-write The Mis-Adventures of Adam West, a bizarre comic in which a mystical amulet made TV’s original Batman younger again, while having him move between time and space for a variety of adventures, all […]