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Fascinating! Look at this! It’s… it’s the Avengers, but they’re… they’re Egyptians! It’s a mashup! It’s a remix of history and… uh… comic books. Josh Ln, the artist, he’s done something remarkable here. He’s taken the flat, profile perspective of the tombs and applied it to Iron Man. It’s jarring, but it works! Life… uh… finds a way to be artistic.

And the DeLorean? It looks like a chariot of the gods! Which, I suppose, it is. It travels through time! The symbolism is rich. It’s dense. Seeing the Ghostbusters trapping a spirit in this style feels… correct. It feels like we are uncovering a prophecy that predicted the Stay Puft Marshmallow Man thousands of years ago. It is delightful. It is distinct. I must have one.

Pop culture hieroglyphs depicting the characters Hit-Girl, Kick-Ass, and Red Mist in an ancient Egyptian style.
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Power Rangers illustrated as ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs featuring the Green, Pink, and Blue Rangers with symbols.
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Marvel Avengers characters Thor, Iron Man, and Captain America reimagined in a classic ancient Egyptian artistic style.
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Star Wars scene of Darth Vader, Luke Skywalker, and Han Solo depicted as ancient Egyptian wall hieroglyphs.
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The Mandalorian and Grogu illustrated in Egyptian hieroglyphs with a Razor Crest ship and bounty hunting symbols.
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Back to the Future hieroglyphs showing Marty McFly and Doc Brown with the DeLorean and clock tower.
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Mortal Kombat fighters Sub-Zero and Scorpion engaged in battle rendered in a traditional ancient Egyptian art style.
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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Master Splinter depicted as hieroglyphs offering a pizza to a seated deity.
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Firefly crew members Mal Reynolds, Zoe, and Jayne Cobb illustrated as ancient Egyptian figures with Serenity ship.
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Ghostbusters Egon Spengler and Ray Stantz catching Slimer at the Sedgewick Hotel in an Egyptian hieroglyph style.
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Star Wars sequel trilogy characters Rey, Finn, and Kylo Ren depicted as ancient Egyptian hieroglyphs.
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Star Trek pop culture hieroglyphs featuring Captain Kirk on his command chair and Spock gesturing.
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Spider-Man fighting the Vulture and Green Goblin in a creative ancient Egyptian papyrus art style.
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Futurama characters Fry, Leela, and a pharaoh-style Bender illustrated as pop culture hieroglyphs.
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Dragon Ball Z hieroglyphs showing Goku and Vegeta with Shenron the dragon and the dragon balls.
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Stranger Things characters Eleven, Mike, Dustin, and Lucas depicted in an ancient Egyptian artistic style.
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Spider-Verse characters Peter B. Parker, Miles Morales, and Gwen Stacy illustrated as pop culture hieroglyphs.
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Rick and Morty characters entering a green portal depicted in a humorous ancient Egyptian art style.
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Adventure Time characters Finn the Human and Jake the Dog illustrated as pop culture hieroglyphs.
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Legend of Zelda hieroglyphs featuring Link and Princess Zelda with the Triforce and Master Sword.
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What if the scribes of Giza were obsessed with 80s blockbusters and Saturday morning cartoons? This stunning collection of “Pop Culture Hieroglyphs” bridges the gap between the Early Dynastic Period and the digital age, proving that some legends are truly timeless. Created by artist Josh Ln who is amazingly talented. Make sure to check out the rest of his work on instagram and Facebook.

The Ninja Turtles offering a pizza to a deity is the religion I want to join. “Cowabunga” takes on a whole new meaning when it’s carved in stone. And the Firefly crew as ancient figures? That hits deep. It turns a cancelled show into an eternal legend.

If you love art that remixes culture, keep exploring. We recommend checking out fan art, mashup culture, and geeky illustration for more creative crossovers.

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