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For all of Disney's family-friendliness, its movies also have plenty of edge. Sorcery, evil witches, creepy talking animals, women in poison-induced comas -- the Mouse House is no stranger to darkness.
Maybe that's why the latest collection from art house Mondo feels so right.
For years, the collectible-art wing of Alamo Drafthouse has held an art show to coincide with the South By Southwest festival in the theater's hometown of Austin, Texas. Previous shows have been filled with art honoring cult flicks or genre offerings like Hobo with a Shotgun or Game of Thrones, but this year's is far more kid-friendly. With "Nothing's Impossible," showing from March 7 to 11 at the Mondo Gallery, the studio made new posters for Disney classics like Sleeping Beauty and Alice in Wonderland—as well as lesser-known films like the 1979 sci-fi flick The Black Hole.
The posters come from veteran Mondo artists like Jeff Soto and Ken Taylor, previously known for tackling sci-fi and comics fare like Star Wars and Hellboy, respectively, and are just far-out enough to feel perfectly Mondo. (The Cat From Outer Space, anyone?) "Disney has a special way of bringing out the magic in all of us," Mondo CEO Justin Ishmael said in a statement. "We hope our work sparks the imagination of both Disney and Mondo fans."
Above, check out a few of the new posters—exclusive to WIRED—then head over to Disney's pop culture blog Oh My Disney to see even more Mondo-Disney mashups.
