Ever since Disney bought Marvel, we’ve heard loads of predictions and quips and seen enough mash-ups to last us a lifetime. Well, maybe the non-geek lifetime. Us true geeks never see enough mash-ups. That’s why when we saw that Photoshop community Worth1000 had taken on the Disney/Marvel combo, we knew that greatness was to follow. And the results did not ...

Worth1000, the king of the Photoshop contests, loves to mess around with the cinema. And the site’s users just eat it up. Their Mate a Movie contest challenges photo crafters to join two or more movies together and create a poster for said movie. The results, as you can see for yourself, are often hilarious. If you’re not feeling Incontinent ...

There’s only so much shit a sidekick can take before they want a bit of the limelight themselves. No matter how valiant or how jovial they might seem, everyone has a cracking point. For Worth1000 users, that cracking point is now. Check out our favorite sidekick’s revenge posters. There are plenty more over at Worth1000.

Worth 1000 held a dreidel-themed Photoshopping contest, and one of� the participants took it to the logical conclusion. Dreidel Hero, the first video game made exclusively for rocking out to your favorite Hanukkah song classics like… um… you know, that one by Adam Sandler and, um… yeah, err, that other one about Hanukkah and stuff. Link [via]

Movie franchises have become pretty ridiculous. I mean, there are like five Bring It On movies. How many damn American Pie movies have their been? Worth1000 takes on the future of film franchises with their “Future Films” Photoshop contest. Check out a few of our favorites after the jump.

If Star Wars was reproduced as a modern parody, who would be cast in the hilariously sacrilegious resulting film? Photoshop contest headquarters Worth1000.com has it covered with their Celebrity Star Wars contest. My three favorites are Yoda DeVito, Ewokchop and Elvis Solo. Lambchop just looks so much cuddlier as an Ewok!

While it’s not the work of untooning master Pixeloo (the artist behind the untooned versions of Jessica Rabbit, Homer Simpson, and Super Mario), this untooning attempt, which was an entry to a Worth1000 “Reality Cartoon” Photoshop contest, comes pretty damn close to the master himself. If the producers over at Family Guy were to one-day let Peter Griffin star as ...