Twisted Toyfare Theatre #4
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis volume collects more of the irreverent photo-comic parodies from Wizard Entertainment's ToyFare magazine, featuring action figures reenacting absurd, adult-oriented takes on pop culture franchises. The fourth collection in the series continues the tradition of crude humor and elaborate toy photography that defined the cult-favorite strip's run in the early 2000s.
In this delightfully absurd twist on democracy, Megoville’s mayoral election becomes a battleground of real-life icons when Arnold Schwarzenegger and George W. Bush—still in office—enter the race, prompting Mr. Fantastic to resurrect Thomas Jefferson to keep things in check. With Curt Conners and the Predator also vying for the seat, the campaign trail gets wilder by the minute, featuring debates, political rallies, and even a surprisingly flirtatious moment with Storm. Written by a rotating team of talents including Pat McCallum, Tom Root, and Zach Oat, this satirical spectacle is a sharp, funny, and utterly unpredictable ride—cover by Matt Senreich.
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When Mayor Hogg is arrested, Megoville has a special election for his replacement. Arnold Schwarzenegger decides to run and so does George W. Bush, even though he is still the president of the United States. Mr. Fantastic is worried about the consequences, and brings back America's third greatest president, Thomas Jefferson, to run against him. Also running is Curt Conners and Predator. Jefferson goes on with Glenn Beck, Bush campaigns, and Jefferson hits on Storm. Schwarzenegger and Predator debate. In the end, Bush wins with 32% of the votes, even though Schwarzenegger has 58%.
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