
Watch: ‘Disassembled’ Takes an Animated, Comic Approach to Marvel Superheroes
Features By Scott Beggs on May 15, 2012 | Be the First To CommentWhy Watch? The Avengers parodies were inevitable, but animator Junaid Chundrigar just won with a fantastic exploration of The Hulk, Spider-Man, Iron Man and other Marvel heroes on their bad days. Instead of a story, Chundrigar relies on quick, slap-stick style comic moments. Venom struggles with an ice cream cone, Spidey meets a helicopter head on, and a city burns when a meatball gets dropped.
It’s funny, and the animation has an adorable Saturday Morning Cartoon vibe that makes this short even more agreeable. No surprise that the fine folks at Short of the Week sent it along – they know quality when they see it. I can’t help but think Joss Whedon would love this.
What will it cost? Only 2 minutes.
Skip Work. You’ve got Time For More Short Films
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