Books by Famous Fictional Characters
I’m a big fan of minimal style book covers and movie posters. The following is kind of an homage to that style. But instead of remixing actual covers, I thought it would be way more interesting to create covers for hypothetical books by famous fictional characters.
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39 Responses to “Books by Famous Fictional Characters”
Woohoo…The Sesame Street Series ftw! (I read somewhere that if you’re now seeing Bert’s side of things, that you are indeed a grown-up!)
Gotta say, I do wish some of these would be actualized!
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I never thought about Bert’s side. Now that I think about it, Ernie would be a terrible terrible roommate.
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love it! makes me want to write one or two of those books! Catchy titles and I agree – the minimalist look is great. :)
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I’m actually kind of sad that they don’t exist. At least we’ll have the covers when you write them.
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They should really think about doing that one from Humpty Dumpty. I’m betting it will be a best seller! :)
Your ideas are really great! Nice titles, nice illustrations, and even nice reviews from Second Lunch! lol
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Right? Who better to write a “getting your life back together” book than Humpty Dumpty? I mean, a king did commission an entire workforce to try and put him back together, so he must be important.
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Funny. I especially liked Waldo.
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I like that one too! It inspired all the rest of the covers.
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HILARIOUS. I would read them all.
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Samsies. I wish they actually existed. Damn.
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You are a genius! I love your book covers. Way to go! :)
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Thanks! Too bad they aren’t real so I could read them all…
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I LOVE them all. Fantastic! You’re so creative.
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I had a vivid imagination as a kid that seems to resurface every now and then. When it has something to say I usually listen or in this case “illustrate”
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Keep it up! :)
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OHMIGOD, this was hilarious. I can’t decide which one is my favorite.
How about: “Bert & Ernie: The Story Behind America’s First Bromance”
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I was totes going to make a Bert & Ernie book, but I couldn’t think of a decent one. That would have been perfect though.
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Hahahah that was freaking awesome. Inspector Space Time?! Amazing!
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I don’t know how I missed this post. Are you playing stealth games on my reader?
But, of course they’re all awesome.
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I stealth ninja posts sometimes
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hahahaha nice!
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Love it! I laughed out loud at ‘Monster’.
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If any of these were at my local bookstore, this is where all my allowance would go! Really wanna pick Waldo’s (well, in the UK and South Africa, he’s Wally) brain.
Love the blog and the illustration, keep it up!
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“Alarmingly cogent … you know … for an egg.”
*dead*
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This is fantastic! I think I would probably, legitimately pay for a book written by Troy and Abed!
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This is fantastic! So creative! I love the minimalist book covers, but the fictional books you made are all hilarious! So clever. Awesome!
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Hilarious! I loved Humpty Dumpty and the cookie monster too :D
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I love Waldo’s!
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hahaha this is hilarious! Love the community and arrested development references
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Love the ‘Community’ inspired one!
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ohmy. i would definitely put all these books on my summer reading list! haha that was awesome
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I soooooo wanted Abed to really be able to walk into Troy’s cartoon.
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the sesame street one.
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[…] Books written by fictional characters. I love the ones by Oscar the Grouch and Waldo. Honorable mention to Megatron, because I would totally read that book. […]
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Genious
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These people in the coffee shop would stop staring at me and laugh with me when they saw these too… Great work man!
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I pinned this over on my blog! Or whatever it is you call that re-posting thing. You know what I mean.
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I would SO buy Pizza. Fight. Repeat.
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