Why So Curious, George?

The Batman, Curious George crossover did not unfold as well as hoped but, in retrospect, exactly as one would have expected.

Why So Curious, George? by Skeleton-Boy (Thomas Boguszewski).

Note: I found this on a Tumblr site, but I'm not giving credit as they, nor any of the sites they reblogged it from bothered to give Thomas any credit or link to his site, which took me under two minutes to look up. This behavior is rampant on Tumblr and while I like it for discovery, people need to step it up. Seriously uncool.

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Curious George Takes Manhattan

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Curious George Learns A Hard Lesson About Desire

Werner Herzog Reads Curious George

Bleak German director Werner Herzog reads and interprets Curious George: "This should give you a dim view of human potential."

The Man in the Big Yellow Hat is no friend to George — he lures him out of his home, tosses him into a bag and tells him how great his life will be on display in a cage in the zoo. Some friend. And I don't even want to get started on that other child classic Babar, about an elephant that is an old lady's gigolo... From Stupid Is The New Awesome, via The Zeray Gazette.

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Curious George Takes Manhattan
Goodnight Keith Moon
Shel Silverstein's American History X

Curious George Takes Manhattan

George promised to be good, but it is easy for little monkeys to forget. Then George, who was now a very big monkey and still very curious, climbed to the top of the Empire State Building and peeled The Man with the Yellow Hat like a banana. Get Irate Primate from Threadless designer David Schwen.

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Evil Comes In All Shapes And Sizes
Shel Silverstein's American History X
Goodnight Keith Moon