As part of a pending Simpsons-themed art show, artist Nathan Collupy has come up with this rather excellent Drive/Mr. Plow crossover, combining two things I really never would have imagined would end up on the same page.
I have a really messed up image of Homer beating Krusty the Clown to death with a hammer now. I also want to go watch Drive again, though I’m not sure I can handle all those silent pauses a second time.
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