It's been 35 years since George Foreman and Muhammad Ali met on Zairian soil for their "Rumble in the Jungle"—or as some would have it—the Fight of the Century. NYC-based clothiers No Mas are celebrating the anniversary of Ali's victory with Rumblevision, a series of animated shorts in which artists like David Rathman pick and mix pivotal rumble moments (the rope-a-dope, the press conference, the epic TOK) in bluesy watercolor. Illustrator James Blagden on the other hand, goes off on a pretty amazing and fantastical tangent for his short, staging an entirely re-imagined rumble where James Brown goes toe to toe with Ali in a puff-sleeved, flared-leg onesie. It's really more of a soul-powered dance-off than a real fight, and kind of like what Celebrity Death Match, might look like if you crossed it with America's Best Dance Crew.
