Haunt - Yeah!!! That’s perfect…! 
Episode III: Revenge of the Pits…
– Mitch
Can there be such a thing as a community comic? My creative juices for this thing are flowing as well.
Mitch - slaps self LOL!! I didn’t even think of that! 
I think Gusteau as Yoda would work as well. 
On the Django note, the closest character in Star Wars I think you can get to him is Luke’s Uncle Owen, but he’s got a small part and he gets killed off right off the bat. 
In UK, you could those for half price.
Edited. I combined both of your posts. – Mitch
Another forum I used to hang out in would run a comic, each person taking a turn to do a page. The next person would continue the story and so forth. It was a big fun, but it’s a big responsibility to take on.
It’d be a fun summer project to take on though.
That sounds like a good idea. Now you just have to round up all the Pixar Fans/Star Wars Fans that can draw with a sense of humor…I volunteer Mitch! 
I’d love to do some drawing to help out with this one - luckily for me I get to confiscate my sister’s scanner this summer.
CGI Clownfish - Ha-ha. Yeah, Gusteau as Yoda would work, as well, and Django would be the perfect substitute for Uncle Owen!
You’re hired if we begin this project later on in the year.
Haunt - Really? How interesting! That’s a fantabulous idea, I must say. When summer rolls around the corner I might just start something, if I have the time that is.
FireFly - Why, thank you. I’m honored! blushes
– Mitch
Ha hah, nice pic of Remy there ha ha, a good parody indeed One would beg to wonder, is Remy playing as Luke or as Yoda? ^0^
Nexas - Oh, he’s definitely playing as Luke. 
Thanks for the comment, dude!
– Mitch
A Ray of Sanguinity -
This took approximately two to three hours to complete, but I had a blast drawing it!
For more information on/about the composition above, feel free to refer to its main deviantArt page/link here:
– Mitch
Incredible, Mitch ! It’s obvious you had a blast doing this. And on a side note, I think it’s remarkable how your drawing technique has improved since your first fan art here.
Glad that you’re back with awesome work
Archibald - Gee, thank you very much, sir! I appreciate it.
Ha-ha. Yes, sometimes I look back on my early drawings and think to myself, “I thought that that looked good at the time?” (heheh)
Thanks again!
– Mitch
Wow Mitch. Wall-e looks so cute. So adoreable. He looks like he is wishing on a star (from my POV.) Excellent work!
The Star Swordsman - Thanks, dude!
– Mitch
Totally welcome Mitch!
Whoa, that was spectacular! You have skills in fanart, Mitch. Wall-E looks perfectly amazing!
I know I’ve said it thousands of times over on DeviantArt, but your art is absolutely amazing! It really is an inspiration, seeing how much you have progressed.
You rock! reaches out for a fist pound
Mitch- That’s a very, very beautiful drawing of Wall-E. Your attention to detail has improved significantly, and your delicate shading works really, really well in this piece. I especially love Wall-E’s eyes.
Once again, thank you very much for the generous comments and compliments, guys. It is most appreciated.
Keep in mind that I did superimpose this particular drawing over a rendered image of WALL-E in the same pose; however, although the screenshot was basically traced for the most part, I was required to improvise as far as the shading went – in other words, I ultimately was in charge of selecting a variety of pencils to use (from a 4H to a 6B) to enhance the look of the drawing. It still took forever to complete, nonetheless. (heheh)
– Mitch
Holy… this, this is… without question, the best piece of work you’ve posted, Mitch. I’m serious, I can’t believe how good the quality of the piece is. The shading, detail, shadowing, everything, really. You’ve outdone yourself, which is, in my opinion, one of the greatest compliments you’ll receive from me. Do you mind if I print this out?