#judge doom

[lynxvsjackalope]

I’m sorry (no I’m not)

[totallyottie99]

My take on Judge doom from who framed River rabbit

[judgedoom1988n1947]

Mister Slugworth looks like a great value Judge Doom

[thekids-onholiday]

Judge Doom [Who Framed Roger Rabbit?] Stimboard

With spring glasses, green fog, black latex gloves, and black dapper clothing for @fancyhats-and-fennelsbuds .

Please note several gifs in this board have been color adjusted.

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[lillypuppetchild]

Who Framed Roger Rabbit came out 37 year ago today! As it is my favorite movie of all time, I wanted to paint something to celebrate!

[toontownjusticedepartment]

So, you haven't heard from me in a while

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I'm sure you read in the papers about the Roger Rabbit being framed fiasco

The future of this department is uncertain. Outside forces are investigating the recently deceased Judge Doom's connections to see how far his corruption spread.

[who-canceled-roger-rabbit]

The cardinal rule of the "fantastical noir" subgenre seems to be: if your name is Jessica, watch out for baddies played by actors who were previously known as time-traveling doctors

[howlingaround]

I made a storyboard comic thing about the Pistol Possum from Who Framed Roger Rabbit

Explanation:

Theres a fan theory that the Possum is the secret identity of Judge Doom (which is canon to me, the comic backstory is meh)

During the making of the Roger Rabbit movie, the idea was thrown around about Judge Doom being the hunter who shot Bambis mom

I combind the two cause i like the idea that the Possum got a taste of killing toons and developd an obsession, which is why he came up with the Dip

Dont know how building a highway makes sense tho

EDIT: i forgot so say - they obvisouly cut this scene in the final Bambi film, wouldnt get past censors otherwise

But Possum is never on screen anyway, which is probably not clear enough in the panel scribbles

[portalling101]

AU idea

Eddie: Holy Smokes he's a toon!

Judge Doom?: NOT JUST ANY TOOON! *Pulls out a self-playing piano* "remember this little ditty Eddie baby?" *He kicks it causing catchy music to play, judge starts doing some sort of kick dance*

Judge doom: You know what I always do Mr Valiant? 🎵I make your heart bells sing! Please don't make me laugh, just take my autograph!- 🎵

Eddie: No..nonono. can't be...he's in jail!

Rodger: WHO IS?! WHO IS!?

Eddie: The last case me and my brother ever solved together

Doom?: 🎵Just take my jokes my lovely folks for i know! JUST! ONE! THING! 🎵 *his body was starting to rip apart like fabric*

Eddie: He kidnapped 15 people and tried to brainwash them into watching his cartoons forever!

Doom: 🎵Oh I am he!🎵

Eddie: Oh no!

Doom: 🎵OH YES! THAT-🎵

*he rips himself in half revealing...*

🎵MR RING A DIIIIIIIIIIING! 🎵

Rodger and Jessica: Who?

[bluezippyy]

Judge doom dump. The amount i love him is incomprehensible

[necroticboop]

HAPPY HALLOWEEN : ↳ Oogie Boogie Bash 2024 at California Adventure

[totallyottie99]

Judge doom- tweaked the design a bit and had a breakthrough

[badly-drawn-doflamingo]

Collab with @shakedowndreams

what can defeat Gear 5, the freest of free..?

[acmeoop]

Happy 36th Anniversary! Who Framed Roger Rabbit was Released on June 22nd, 1988 in North America

[cosplayinamerica]

 Judge Doom from Who Framed Roger Rabbit (1988) / Cosplayer:  @axiom_razor 

Honestly, villains have more fun. That and it's such a powerful character that no one really thinks of until reminded. Then they remember just how sinister Judge Doom is. I like to keep it a bit more lowkey. There are tons of Spiderman and Deadpool (no offense to either, tons of them are great) and I like to have something different. 

My selection is sheerly what I like. I've done Yakko Warner (with Rob Paulsen's approval), Pinky and The Brain (and learned that from now on, no face paint, get character heads), President Skroob (Spaceballs), and Judge Doom. 

Some hit better than others. Part of the reason I've done Judge Doom for so long is how fun it is and how Christopher Lloyd has portrayed it. And yes, I've met him in cosplay (NYCC 2022 & RICC 2024) and received his approval for it. 

This version is the 2.0 and even then, it's not far off from the 1.0. The original was missing the vest and watch chain, and I've upgraded the lights in the can since. The DIP can is an old pretzel can from the 50s, with some pipe straps under it so I can hold it with one hand for pictures and dip Roger into it. The Roger plush is an old one we had around the house. Then just some plasti-dip for the grey, and white paint for the markings. Drilled in some holes for the handle and it was done. The can is modeled after the DIP can in the Roger Rabbit ride in Disney. I do have plans to adjust the new lights, cheap connector was causing issues so I'm going to eliminate it and just solder the wire. A lot of the pieces I had already, from the waist down it's just my normal work clothes, then the cape was sewn, sourced the hat, had the gloves, found the glasses and chain, and a lot of other pieces I had. 

The entire cosplay is 9 layers thick and about 10 pounds on my shoulders. That's undershirt, tux shirt, vest, suit jacket (it's 3 layers thick), the coat (2 layers thick) and the cape. And then there's the hat also keeping some heat in. I easily lose 5 pounds during a convention. Doing it for 7 years now though, I've gotten used to it.

 I'm stubborn. I do not eat a lot during the con, or drink a lot during the con. I am too stubborn to use a con bathroom. It's also taught me that a lot of people will get out of the way of a 6'1'' person dressed like that. That and that I also have more stamina than I thought. I go for 10 hours usually, and NYCC is rougher as it's a bigger place and I have to walk about a mile to my car after, but I still enjoy doing it every day.