photo via Tumeke
Halloween gives us all license to explore our dark sides. Why should iconic cartoon character Mickey Mouse be excluded? It turns out he hasn’t been exempt from the evil/supernatural trend. Artists and merchandisers have been exploring Mickey’s dark side in the last several years.
Mickey Gas Mask created by Bill Barminski in 2001 via Illegal Art
Zombie Mickey Mouse ad for the Melbourne Writer's Festival via Super Punch
The Mickey Mouse Club the Golden Age 5 collaboration between Marilyn Manson (pictured) and Gottfried Helnwein in 2003. This would make a great Halloween costume.
Evil Mickey photo uploaded to Coda on Flickr titled Belgium, Brussels so probably from an art exhibit there
This Runaway Brain Mickey Mouse oversize VCD was a San Diego Comic Con 2009 exclusive available through Side Show Toy. They're all sold out, but you might find one on Ebay. There is a black and white version available through Japanimationtoys.com for $46.99
Disney Mickey Pin Halloween Vampire from Your WDW Store for $13.95
Mickey Mouse Skull T-shirt from The T Shop for $14.99
Mickey Ears Jack Skellington Skull Halloween with glow in the dark ears from WDW Store for $19.95
VCD Frankenstein Mickey Mouse Figure imported from Japan from AP Collectibles for $65.99
Sterling Silver Mickey Mouse Skull Necklace from Forzieri for $275
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I love the red t-shirt with the Mickey skull and the runaway brain Mickey. Who knew people had done so much evil with the Mouse.