Concept Art for Zuckerberg Vs Musk: Ron White, Comedian

Ron White, holding a cigar and a glass of scotch, becomes the undead's poster boy for "elegance." He's now a zombie with impeccable taste; we call him "Undead but Well-fed." The concept art shows him gnawing on a rib bone while delivering a one-liner: "You can't fix stupid, but you can eat it!"

Concept Art for Pope Francis: The Holy Muncher

Next up in the concept art, Pope Francis. Picture him with his iconic white robe, but it's splattered with, you know, "unholy water." His hat's slightly crooked, and he's blessing a zombie congregation. Caption: "Forgive me, Father, for I have munched."

Margot Robbie: Harley Quinn's Zombie Circus

In the movie concept art, Margot Robbie is back as Harley Quinn, but this time the joke's on the zombies. With her signature bat replaced by a sledgehammer adorned with smiley-face stickers, she's in the center of a dilapidated circus tent, surrounded by zombie clowns. The scene is a chaotic blend of twisted humor and utter carnage. The tagline cheekily proclaims, "When the world goes mad, who's laughing now?" Harley winks at the audience and quips, "You guys are even worse at applying makeup than I am!" The art embodies Margot Robbie's blend of ferocity and comedic charm, creating a world where even zombies should fear the circus.

Mark Zuckerberg: The Social Deadwork

In the movie concept art, Mark Zuckerberg sits in an eerily lit, futuristic command center, surrounded by holographic screens displaying zombie movement patterns and biohazard symbols. Despite the chaos, he's oddly at ease, typing away on an interface only he understands. The tagline reads, "Poking the undead, one algorithm at a time." You can almost hear Zuckerberg's dry humor as he mutters, "I guess it's time to update the terms and conditions... again." The concept art captures a humorous take on Zuckerberg's tech prowess, suggesting that even in a world overrun by zombies, he's more worried about server downtime than the undead.

Ron White:  Concept Art

The movie concept art for Ron White offers a hilarious spin on survival. He's in a bombed-out comedy club, cigar in one hand, glass of Scotch in the other, completely unphased by the zombies clawing at the stage. A brick wall with the classic comedy club backdrop has been partially torn down but is now decorated with spray-painted jokes like "Why did the zombie cross the road?" The tagline: "They call him 'Tater Salad,' zombies call him 'Dinner'—they're both wrong." Ron quips to the audience, both living and dead, "You can't fix stupid, but you can sure as hell eat it." The concept art is a toast to Ron White's unflappable style and humor, even when facing the apocalypse.

Ron White: Whiskey, Cigars, and Zombies

In the movie concept art, Ron White is as relaxed as ever, sitting in a rundown comedy club with his signature glass of whiskey and cigar, surrounded by a laughing audience of zombies. The tagline? "They can't fix stupid, but they sure can eat it." The whole scene is a perfect blend of the macabre and the hilarious. Ron, unfazed by his zombified crowd, puffs on his cigar and quips, "Well, at least you folks get the jokes on the first try—no brains required." The art captures Ron White's nonchalant, devil-may-care attitude, proving that even during a zombie apocalypse, some things never change.

Johnny Depp and Lily-Rose Depp: The Undead Pirates

Johnny Depp and his daughter Lily-Rose are transformed into the coolest zombie pirates. They have eye patches, and Johnny's got his Captain Jack Sparrow makeup on. It's a family outing... to your worst nightmares.

Johnny Depp: Captain Jack Sparrow's Undead Voyage

In the movie concept art, Johnny Depp reprises his role as the ever-drunken, ever-charming Captain Jack Sparrow. Only this time, his pirate ship is not just filled with rum and treasure, but also a motley crew of zombie pirates. Jack is casually sipping rum from a bottle, one leg up on a barrel, as he uses his other hand to fend off zombie Blackbeard with a rusty cutlass. The tagline reads, "Why are the zombies always gone?" The art captures Depp's whimsical style as he slurs to his undead shipmates, "You may not be a rum-drinking man, but you've lost none of your bite!"

Ana de Armas, Actress: The Glam Ghoul

Ana de Armas is in an elegant dress. Only now, her red-carpet look is literally red, thanks to her latest "snack."

Paige Spiranac: From Fairways to Fright Nights

In the movie concept art, Paige Spiranac is situated in the VIP section, stylishly poised as if the leather armchair she's in is a throne. She's dressed in athleisure meets high fashion, golf glove on one hand and a bejeweled smartphone in the other. The tagline reads, "Scoring Eagles by Day, Dodging Zombies by Night."

Spiranac has her eyes glued to the cage, yet her expression suggests she's contemplating her next Insta caption more than the fate of Zuckerberg or Musk. Next to her chair is a golf bag filled with clubs that look suspiciously like they've been customized for zombie combat.

The concept art plays on Paige Spiranac's mix of athletic prowess and social media savvy, indicating she could totally handle this situation with a golf swing tutorial followed by a quick selfie. Because if anyone's going to make the zombie apocalypse an influencer event, it's Paige Spiranac.

Nicole Kidman: Elegance and Tenacity in the Face of the Undead

In the movie concept art, Nicole Kidman is seen in an opulent ballroom turned makeshift fortress. Wearing an exquisite gown that seems untouched by the apocalypse, she's defiantly holding a glass of champagne in one hand and a jewel-encrusted dagger in the other. The tagline reads, "Grace under fire, elegance in the apocalypse."

Kidman has her eyes locked on an advancing zombie, as if daring it to interrupt her soiree. You almost hear her internal monologue: "I've survived Hollywood, darling. You think a little zombie uprising will do me in?"

The concept art encapsulates Nicole Kidman's effortless elegance and fierce determination, reminding us that sophistication and survival can co-exist, even in the direst of circumstances. If anyone can take on the end of the world with a mix of grace and steely resolve, it's Nicole Kidman.

Jennifer Lawrence: The Hunger Games: Zombie Edition

In the movie concept art, Jennifer Lawrence, a.k.a. J-Law, is in full Katniss Everdeen mode. Armed with a flaming bow and arrow, she's perched on top of a dilapidated Hollywood sign, taking aim at a swarm of zombies below. The tagline reads, "May the odds be ever in your flavor, zombies."

Jennifer looks cool and composed, but you can't miss the twinkle of mischief in her eyes. She's clearly thinking, "Well, if I have to deal with another apocalypse, at least this time I don't have to worry about calorie counting."

The concept art captures Jennifer Lawrence's unique blend of badassery and relatable humor. Even as she battles zombies in this imagined world, you get the feeling that she's only one wisecrack away from breaking out into her signature laugh. It's clear that if anyone's going to find something to smile about during the zombie apocalypse, it's J-Law.

Jennifer Lawrence: The Real Hunger Games

Jennifer Lawrence's movie concept art puts her back into survivalist attire, reminiscent of her Hunger Games days. But instead of a quiver and arrows, she's wielding a chainsaw and a shotgun, standing atop a pile of vanquished zombies. The backdrop is an eerie forest setting—like the Arena, but darker, gloomier, and filled with the undead. The tagline nails it: "Forget the Capitol; now she's fighting for her life in the real Hunger Games." The image captures J-Law's blend of badassery and humor, as she smirks and says, "May the odds be ever in your flavor, zombies."

Brad Pitt and Scarlett Johansson: The Heart-Eaters

In the concept art, they look like they stepped out of a Calvin Klein ad. Smoldering eyes, chiseled jawlines, and all the charisma, only now, they're eating hearts instead of stealing them.

Scarlett Johansson: Black Widow Meets the Living Dead

In the movie concept art, Scarlett Johansson revives her role as Black Widow—but with a zombified twist. Donned in a tattered version of her iconic black suit, she's surrounded by zombie Avengers who are no match for her combat skills. Amidst the ruins of New York City, she executes a perfect spinning kick, her heel landing squarely in a zombie Hulk's forehead. The tagline: "When the world turns undead, you'll still want her on your side." It's a potent mix of action and comedy as she looks at the camera, exasperated, saying, "You guys couldn't have turned before the Thanos snap?"

Leonardo DiCaprio: "I'm the King of the Dead World!"

In the movie concept art, Leonardo DiCaprio is reenacting his iconic Titanic pose on the bow of a sunken cruise ship, now overrun by zombies. Instead of stretching his arms in liberation, he's skillfully dual-wielding a pair of crossbows, letting arrows fly into the approaching horde of waterlogged zombies. The tagline reads, "He survived the icy waters; now can he survive the undead sea?" It's a thrilling and laugh-out-loud look at what Leo would do when his charisma meets the apocalypse.

Ellen Degeneres: Dance 'Til You Drop Dead

In the movie concept art, Ellen Degeneres is seen dancing her way through the zombie apocalypse. The setting is a destroyed version of her TV set, where she's leading a conga line of dancing zombies, because if you're going to be undead, you might as well have some rhythm.

Amy Schumer: Stand-Up While Sitting Down

Amy Schumer's concept art shows her sitting on a tombstone, microphone in hand, delivering jokes to an audience of giggling zombies. The caption reads, "Knock, knock. Who's there? BRAAAAINS!"

Sarah Silverman: Pushing the Undead Boundaries

The movie concept art portrays Sarah Silverman at a comedy club with a neon sign flashing "The Dead Mic." She's on stage, testing the waters of undead political correctness, with a crowd of zombies either laughing or groaning—hard to tell which.

Ricky Gervais: The Blunt Brit

Ricky Gervais is depicted in the concept art holding a pint and a microphone, unabashedly roasting the zombie audience. The sign behind him reads, "Live, Die, Roast Again," capturing his don't-care attitude, perfect even for the end of the world.

Jerry Seinfeld: Observational Zombie Comedy

The movie concept art for Jerry Seinfeld features him in his classic '90s attire, looking perplexed as he ponders the zombie condition. The tagline? "What's the deal with zombie dining etiquette? They're all about the brain but ignore the appetizers!"

Kevin Hart: Short in Stature, Big in Screams

Kevin Hart is seen in the concept art frantically running from a horde of zombies, but he's not without humor. He's shouting, "Alright, alright, alright, I get it! I'm brain food!"

Whoopie Goldberg and Senator Ted Cruz: The Ultimate Odd Couple

Whoopie and Ted Cruz are in a fortified green room in their movie concept art, having a heated debate on zombie healthcare, as the undead claw at the door. The dynamics are as tense as a Thanksgiving dinner discussion on politics.

Donald Trump: Making the Apocalypse Great Again

In the movie concept art, Donald Trump stands atop a hastily erected stage, fashioned to look like a miniature version of the White House. Surrounded by Secret Service agents dressed in tactical gear, they're fending off a horde of zombies with golden golf clubs and "Trump 2024" campaign signs. The tagline? "When the undead rise, build a wall."

Trump, ever the showman, is seen yelling into a gold-plated microphone, "Folks, we've had the best zombie apocalypse, nobody does apocalypses better than we do!" The Secret Service agents roll their eyes but continue their duty, clearly following the mantra of "Protect, but also tolerate."

The concept art highlights Trump's penchant for the theatrical, taking his flair for spectacle to new, absurd heights. It suggests that in a world where reality has lost all meaning, Trump is still vying for the spotlight, zombies or no zombies.

Meryl Streep - Concept Art for Zuckerberg vs Musk

Meryl Streep: The Iron Lady Meets the Iron Cage

In the movie concept art, Meryl Streep is seated elegantly in the VIP section of the Musk vs. Zuckerberg cage fight, her eyes piercing through the chaos as she assesses both tech moguls and the zombie mob with equal disdain. Dressed in a refined, apocalypse-chic ensemble complete with pearls, she clutches a bejeweled scepter that doubles as a zombie-stunning device. The tagline reads, "In a world gone mad, one woman still commands the scene."

You can practically hear Meryl's dry wit as she observes the frenzied battle below and remarks, "Well, this certainly beats another awards ceremony." The art embodies Streep's iconic gravitas, suggesting that not even a zombie apocalypse could ruffle her feathers. Because if anyone can bring class to a cage fight featuring the undead, it's Meryl Streep.

Jamie Dimon: The Voice of Financial Reason Amidst Chaos

In the movie concept art, Jamie Dimon is depicted as Elon Musk's corner man in a boxing ring set against a backdrop of a zombie-infested Wall Street. While Musk is itching to break free and continue his brawl with Zuckerberg, Jamie Dimon holds him back with one arm, while in his other hand he's calculating potential revenue losses on a futuristic tablet. The tagline reads, "When profit margins face extinction, who dares to hold back a visionary?"

The art captures the tension perfectly. Musk is all geared up, electric fists glowing, ready to Tesla-punch his way through zombies and Zuckerberg alike. But Jamie Dimon, ever the voice of fiscal sanity, whispers, "Elon, even you can't afford to go bankrupt in two different realms of existence—real life and afterlife."

The concept art encapsulates Jamie's savvy, no-nonsense demeanor, suggesting that even in the throes of a zombie apocalypse and tech-giant cage fight, some people are still keeping an eye on the bottom line.