Calamity. Calamity Everywhere.

Even the most mundane things you do can turn into calamity.


FINALLY! My FINAL Mr. Men crossover comic of the series and I can FINALLY work on that next cartune crossover story I've been planning since last year! And which Mr. Men character to conclude the series with than the beloved Little Miss Calamity?

For those of us who've watched The Mr. Men Show recall how this brunette was a pretty big deal in Season 1...before she was taken out of the show and never appeared in Season 2. That's not fair, and a good number of us love her little calamities. Without calamity where's the fun in seeing someone mess up?

Well, to me, she still exists in MY cartune universe, and she's just as important as any good female cartoon. Why she's called Miss Calamity, you ask? Well, imagine a cotton candy machine exploding or a faucet left one without realizing it's overflowing your house...that's her.

Everyone remember Mr. Bump? Yeah, the very FIRST Mr. Men crossover comic featured the guy, so why not include him the the final page? [link]


Okay, now that all the Mr. Men comic pieces are done, I've been getting some complaints from friends in regards to why the backgrounds featuring the Mr. Men characters look like a 4-year-old just puked out its gummy bears...have you even WATCHED The Mr. Men Show? I suggest you do, when it comes to certain scenic backgrounds belonging to the specific characters residing there, I try to be accurate.


Little surprises about this certain piece: The poses of Benson and Twilight, those were little recycled pieces from previous pictures. Benson's face from "I'm Going to Kick Your Chaotic Rear End" [link] and Twilight in my own style of her alicorn princess attire and mane style from 'Rescue in Brazil Team 3' [link].


For anyone who watches Fish Hooks, you all know it's fish living in a city-like structure designed inside various fish tanks in a pet shop. Well, recalling on the point of their size, you know what EXTREME sports is to them: trying to survive a flushed toilet and make it out(see episode "The Albert Glass Story).

Whenever Milo's size is increased when visiting friends, he usually enjoys the 'big' things that are now perfected to his height...but he still treats a toilet the same way he does back in the pet shop when he was a little fish.

Also, his brother Oscar did mention in "Baldwin The Super Fish" that Milo seems to enjoy inhaling bathroom water...

No matter what size Milo is, look out...because calamity is everywhere, especially with him around.




The complete Mr. Men crossover comic series:


Mr. Bump and Miss Whoops: [link]

Mr. Bump and Mr. Messy: [link]

Mr. Bump and Mr. Noisy: [link]

Mr. Bump and Mr. Stubborn: [link]

Mr Nervous and Miss Scary: [link]

Mr. Nosey, Mr. Small, and Mr. Grumpy: [link]

Mr. Scatterbrain and Mr. Tickle: [link]

Mr. Strong and Mr. Fussy: [link]

Miss Bossy, Miss Giggles, and Miss Naughty: [link]

Miss Daredevil and Mr. Quiet: [link]

Miss Magic and Miss Curious: [link]

Mr. Funny, Mr. Happy, Miss Sunshine, and Mr. Rude: [link]

Miss Chatterbox and Mr. Lazy: [link]

Mr. Tall, Miss Helpful, and Mr. Bounce: [link]







Miss Calamity and Mr. Bump from The Mr. Men Show (c) Kate Boutilier and Eryk Casemiro
Milo from Fish Hooks (c) Noah Jones
Benson from Regular Show (c) J.G. Quintel
Twilight Sparkle from My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic (c) Lauren Faust