This is only marginally hockey-related, but it’s too cool not to share. Calarts student John Cody Kim has made Steadfast Stanley, the story of a corgi searching for his human in the zombie apocalypse. This zombie apocalypse seems to be set in Vancouver and stocked with a bunch of undead hockey fans.
If you love dogs, hockey, cartoons, and zombies– well, first we should be best friends. Second: you need to watch this.
Note the hockey mullet on the father. Note the white and green jersey on the boy. I’m thinking Canucks, no? I think it’s a number 7, which would be David Booth or– less likely– Brendan Morrison.
Plus:
Is that an orca whale statue? Like the one you’d find outside the Vancouver Aquarium?
And that’s definitely the skyline of a Canadian city, but I don’t know which.
Oh, and here’s the gimme:
A zombie mountie (zountie) and an undead hockey player in a red maple leaf.
And besides: the dog is named Stanley.
Hockey fans who Make Things are the best hockey fans in the world.
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