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These are really well-done.One of my favoite Clerihews:"That you have all heard of HumeI tacitly assume;But you didn't know, perhaps,That his parents were Lapps."Were Hume's parents really Lapps? It looks like Chesterton thought so; at least his sketch shows two eskimo-looking folks on snowshoes.The

• Title : Movie Title Typos: Making Movies Better by Subtracting One Letter
• Author : Austin Light
• Rating : 4.96 (881 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-9-16
• Format : Hardcover
• Pages : 108 Pages
• Asin : 1452149569
• Language : English

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About the Author Austin Light is a writer, illustrator, and pop culture obsessive who lives and works in Charlotte, North Carolina. This is his first book.

. This is his first book. Austin Light is a writer, illustrator, and pop culture obsessive who lives and works in Charlotte, North Carolina

A massive viral hit when he first posted sketches of the work online (1.2 million hits in the first 6 hours), Light has created new full-color illustrations for all, with the majority of the book's content never before seen on the Web. There's Obocop (a robotic police officer works through his PTSD by playing smooth jazz), T. (a boy meets a jewelry-clad alien who pities fools), Harry Otter, The Princess and the Fro, Finding Emo, Pup Fiction, and many more. In Movie Title Typos, artist Austin Light removes just one letter from a well-known movie title to inspire a surprising and hilarious visual scenario. Here is a parallel universe glimpse at could-have-been films possibly better—definitely funnier—than the originals.