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Tonight's special screening is the opening film—er, comic—by Eisner Award–winning writer Mariko Tamaki (This One Summer) and spellbinding artist Brenda Hickey (My Little Pony) in a first-of-its-kind Adventure Time love letter to the silver screen! Jake, Marceline, BMO, and Lumpy Space Princess arrive at their local movie theater with four very different ideas of what to watch. What's a stretchy dog, a vampire queen, a princess, and, er, BMO to do? Easy! Four separate tickets, please! Jake's up first, and his showing of the famed 1940s screwball comedy What's Up, Princess? (What do you mean you've never heard of the famed 1940s screwball comedy What's Up, Princess?!) cranks up the heat! Fast-paced action, faster-paced quips, highfalutin dames, fellas in over their head, and a host of familiar faces explode across the silver screen in this love letter to genre and cinema! Don't miss the tentpole event of the summer when Quadruple Feature hits movie screens—oh, sorry, comic shops—near you!
Tonight's special screening is the opening film—er, comic—by Eisner Award–winning writer Mariko Tamaki (This One Summer) and spellbinding artist Brenda Hickey (My Little Pony) in a first-of-its-kind Adventure Time love letter to the silver screen! Jake, Marceline, BMO, and Lumpy Space Princess arrive at their local movie theater with four very different ideas of what to watch. What's a stretchy dog, a vampire queen, a princess, and, er, BMO to do? Easy! Four separate tickets, please! Jake's up first, and his showing of the famed 1940s screwball comedy What's Up, Princess? (What do you mean you've never heard of the famed 1940s screwball comedy What's Up, Princess?!) cranks up the heat! Fast-paced action, faster-paced quips, highfalutin dames, fellas in over their head, and a host of familiar faces explode across the silver screen in this love letter to genre and cinema! Don't miss the tentpole event of the summer when Quadruple Feature hits movie screens—oh, sorry, comic shops—near you!
