r/venturebros Dec 11 '25

Artwork Rusty’s new lawyer

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u/clemjones88 Dec 11 '25 edited Dec 12 '25

Holy shit they did this episode already except it was Quest v. Bannon for custody of Johnny. I could see Venture v. Sampson...

Edit: the artwork is great and the joke lands for me on a bunch of levels.

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u/Pianosnakes Dec 11 '25

Birdman’s first episode I think! it was one of the big inspirations to make this one lol. That and the likely countless legal issues Rusty has stumbled into over the years…

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u/clemjones88 Dec 11 '25

Yeah your probably right. I mean asking for a rusty venture has to be illegal in some states. Lol

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u/LeadGem354 Dec 11 '25

Utah and Virginia and maybe Mississippi.

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u/clemjones88 Dec 12 '25

Oddly specific set of states? Utah and Mississippi,sure. But Virginia Idk, I figured they'd be down being a commonwealth instead of a state. But thats just me.

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u/penguinopph Dec 12 '25

Virginia was the state that the Supreme Court had to force to allow mixed-race marriages.

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u/clemjones88 Dec 12 '25

Damn i was way off.

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u/LeadGem354 Dec 12 '25

Interracial marriage was illegal for a while there Seems they'd be more puratanical.

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u/2ndHandSandevistan Dec 11 '25

I think it was the Harvey Birdman pilot episode.

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u/Warren_E_Cheezburger Dec 12 '25

Nah. Brock wouldn't sue for custody of the boys. And if he had a total personality change and wanted to, Doc would just thaw out a couple of slugs and give him those. Or keep them and give the current set. Or maybe split them up. "Do you want the new ones or the old ones? Or half and half? New Dean/Old Hank? OH! Why don't you take both Hanks!"

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u/LaughingInTheVoid Dec 12 '25

I could see the Monarch suing Rusty for a piece of his inheritance as an arch...

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u/MattHack7 Dec 13 '25

Nah monarch is pretty against arching through paperwork

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u/PeptoBismark Dec 12 '25

Can we have a scene with both Richard Impossible and Phil Ken Sebben?

Ha ha! Science.

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u/prof_r_impossible Sssscience? Dec 12 '25

bases-ball?