Algo's Inky Studio (Disney BatIM AU)

So baiscally in this AU, in 1936, Walt Disney wanted to find a way to bring his cartoons to life, but he knew that it couldn't happen without the help of a supernatural being, so Walt Disney asked the Devil to make him an ink machine that would bring his cartoons to life. And you all know that everything goes to hell from here. The first creation from the machine was an inky fusion of Mickey and Oswald who named himslef "Algo", and Walt saw it as an abomination, so he had it locked up in a room. The two creations after Algo were the inky versions of Mickey and Oswald, "Drip" and "Electrie", and Walt saw them as abominations too, so he locked them up in the same room with the first creation. Walt gave up after the three creatures were created, but in 1958, he wanted to use the machine again for Disneyland and decided that he had to use human souls to make his creations perfect (or very close to perfect). Walt wanted real cartoons in Disneyland instead of plain old people in costumes. Some of the human-ink creations were just like the cartoons and sent to Disneyland, but most of those creations turned out as inky humanoid creatures (some of them being inky corrupted versions of Disney cartoons) that Walt locked up. The workers also began to notice that other workers were going missing. Workers found their friends as cartoons because of the machine. Before you knew it, almost all of the workers at Walt Disney Studios, including those turned into cartoon characters, were pretty suspicious of the machine and felt that everything linked to the machine was very unnatural. Meanwhile, the first three inky creations of the machine had broken from the room they were locked in, and started roaming the studio when nobody was around, but one night, one Disney worker decided he'd spend the night at Walt Disney Studio, ended up seeing Drip, and took some pictures of him, and then he got the heck out of there. Algo and Electrie were a bit upset at Drip, but they eventually got over the little incident. Meanwhile, the worker who was at the studio the other night showed his friends his pictures of Drip, and those friends showed the pictures to their friends, and so on. Soon, the pictures ended up on the news, raising more suspicion. Then, two days later, another worker decided to go to the studio at night, and found a once locked room with all the former workers, now inky humanoids, which let the worker who found them take pictures of them so that they may be shared with everyone like the Drip pictures were. This helped raise even more suspicion about Walt Disney Studios, and in 1964, an investigation was sent to Walt Disney studios in which four of five investigators were killed by Drip and Electrie and turned into inky humanoids. The investigator that survived managed to take pictures of the whole horrid event, and showed them to the police. Walt Disney Studios and Disneyland were closed down and Walt Disney was put into prison for the rest of his life until he died of lung cancer in 1966. In 1967, some people claimed to have seen a Mickey with yellow eyes holding a sign that said "I'm still here", and there is even a video of the Mickey walking around. This could imply that Walt Disney became a Mickey clone after his death. Walt Disney Studios and Disneyland may be old and abandoned now, but many horrors are still lurking around in those places, including Algo, Drip, and Electrie, who are said to kidnap people, kill them, turn them into ink creatures, and lock them up to be tortured, because they see most humans as evil monsters.