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Unleash the Disney-Marvel mash-ups!

While some people speculate what Disney’s purchase of Marvel could mean — Runaways on ABC? A kinder, gentler Punisher? A Fin Fang Foom ride? — others devote their time and attention to more entertaining matters: mash-ups!

I pointed out a few of them yesterday, but since then the floodgates have opened. Here are some of the ones that caught our eye. We’ll update with more as we find them.

• “Herbie: Fully Retarded” (above), by Chris Ward, who has more — including “Walt Disney’s Song of the South 2099″

• The rather disturbing “Face it, Tigger” (also above), by Spencer Ackerman

• Sean Kleefeld dusts off an illustration (at right) created by the legendary Wally Wood for a 1968 TV Guide article “about how comic book style heroes were starting to crowd out the more ‘traditional’ animated fare of Saturday mornings.”

• An imaginary memo from Disney’s Bob Iger to Marvel’s Dan Buckley detailing some of the changes being instituted. It was created for the National Post by Steven Murray (aka Chip Zdarsky).

• Gooflactus, by Adam Koford

• Mouserine, by Khary Randolph

• Uncle Scrooge MODUCK, by Ryan Dunlavey

• Mouse ears-wearing Spider-Man, by Emilio J. Lopez

• Captain Mickey, by Jason Ho

• A Mjolnir-wielding Goofy, and others, by A. David Lewis

• Logald Duckerine, by SaiyaGina

• The Beast joins Monsters Inc., by Raul Orozco

(Some links via Super Punch, which has more.)