The rapid-fire diss-exchange that is Losers' Flush has inspired this wonderful video by animator Tom Werber, and Dan Hillier, the artist/illustrator who reworks 19th century engravings with added fantasy/horror elements that somehow suggest the seamy underbelly of Victorian society.

The rapid-fire diss-exchange that is Losers' Flush has inspired this wonderful video by animator Tom Werber, and Dan Hillier, the artist/illustrator who reworks 19th century engravings with added fantasy/horror elements that somehow suggest the seamy underbelly of Victorian society. Tom has brought some of Dan's best-known pieces to life - and orchestrates them all the way from family domestic to epic, <em>Godzilla</em>-style monster-battle. And then the tentacled man and woman are ultimately overshadowed by a couple of even bigger beasts who don't mind smashing up London some more. As they own most of it. Imaginative, anarchic, and a complete joy to behold.

Tom has brought some of Dan's best-known pieces to life - and orchestrates them all the way from family domestic to epic, Godzilla-style monster-battle. And then the tentacled man and woman are ultimately overshadowed by a couple of even bigger beasts who don't mind smashing up London some more. As they own most of it.

The rapid-fire diss-exchange that is Losers' Flush has inspired this wonderful video by animator Tom Werber, and Dan Hillier, the artist/illustrator who reworks 19th century engravings with added fantasy/horror elements that somehow suggest the seamy underbelly of Victorian society. Tom has brought some of Dan's best-known pieces to life - and orchestrates them all the way from family domestic to epic, <em>Godzilla</em>-style monster-battle. And then the tentacled man and woman are ultimately overshadowed by a couple of even bigger beasts who don't mind smashing up London some more. As they own most of it. Imaginative, anarchic, and a complete joy to behold.

Imaginative, anarchic, and a complete joy to behold.

The rapid-fire diss-exchange that is Losers' Flush has inspired this wonderful video by animator Tom Werber, and Dan Hillier, the artist/illustrator who reworks 19th century engravings with added fantasy/horror elements that somehow suggest the seamy underbelly of Victorian society. Tom has brought some of Dan's best-known pieces to life - and orchestrates them all the way from family domestic to epic, <em>Godzilla</em>-style monster-battle. And then the tentacled man and woman are ultimately overshadowed by a couple of even bigger beasts who don't mind smashing up London some more. As they own most of it. Imaginative, anarchic, and a complete joy to behold.