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I was hesititant to do this project at first because I thought no one would get it, but even if you weren't familiar with the book, it is still a fun picture. I have only recently read Madeleine L'Engle's "A Wrinkle in Time," which I can highly recommend [link] . Here we see Marge Simpson as Mrs. Whatsit, with Fry as Charles Wallace, Leela as Meg and a young Professor Farnsworth as Calvin. It was tough nailing the characters down for this one, as I wanted to have Leela as Mrs. Whatsit. I then thought about having Morgan Proctor for that part, but that didn't fit either. My next choice was Mom, which definately didn't fit. Marge was a good fit, as she is a motherly type. I also did research on the Futurama episode "Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles" for the kid version of the characters. For those not familiar with the story, the magical Mrs. Whatsit takes the kids to the planet of Uriel via a fold in space, and turns into one of her many forms, in this case a Pegasus. The kids have to save Charles and Meg's father from a dark entity similar to that on Green Lantern. L'Engle, unlike many similar writers, has a good grasp on many hard science fiction topics.

"Yes, little Leela, there is such a thing as a tesseract!"

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I was hesititant to do this project at first because I thought no one would get it, but even if you weren't familiar with the book, it is still a fun picture. I have only recently read Madeleine L'Engle's "A Wrinkle in Time," which I can highly recommend [link] . Here we see Marge Simpson as Mrs. Whatsit, with Fry as Charles Wallace, Leela as Meg and a young Professor Farnsworth as Calvin. It was tough nailing the characters down for this one, as I wanted to have Leela as Mrs. Whatsit. I then thought about having Morgan Proctor for that part, but that didn't fit either. My next choice was Mom, which definately didn't fit. Marge was a good fit, as she is a motherly type. I also did research on the Futurama episode "Teenage Mutant Leela's Hurdles" for the kid version of the characters. For those not familiar with the story, the magical Mrs. Whatsit takes the kids to the planet of Uriel via a fold in space, and turns into one of her many forms, in this case a Pegasus. The kids have to save Charles and Meg's father from a dark entity similar to that on Green Lantern. L'Engle, unlike many similar writers, has a good grasp on many hard science fiction topics.

"Yes, little Leela, there is such a thing as a tesseract!"