Nightmare at 20,000 Feet by chesney
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First and foremost, St. Basil's is -not- part of the Mosow Kremlin. However, since so many people instantly think of Basil's when one says "Kremlin", why not use it? It has a very distinctive shape that's instantly recognizable.
Secondly, this is a spoof of the old black and white Twilight Zones. If you haven't actually seen this classic, then surely you've seen one of the thousands of parodies of it. In the actual episode, the guy keeps seeing a gremlin on the wing of the plane, and every time he tries to get someone else to look, the gremlin flies away. Well, kremlin and gremlin are so close, I let nature take its course.
Third, and this goes with first, I didn't draw the actual Kremlin on there. That's a lot of work, and on top of it, it wouldn't be instantly recognizable, so I went with St. Basil's.
And fourth, I got off light not having to color this in full color since the old TZs were in black and white, tee hee.
I am lame. I already know this. Some things just need to be gotten out on paper, though.
Comments (3)
ThrommArcadia
Very amusing. And I can agree with your reasoning. Nicely done, you gave me a good laugh.
Svarg
HAHAHAHAHAHAAA!!!! I'm sure Wlliam Shatner would love this! He played the man seeing the 'Kremlin' on the wing in the Twilight Zone episode. Excellent image and great wit, Chesney!! Not at all lame!!
Turin_Returns
WIlliam Shatner would be proud