This Paint Splatter Villain art from Arian Noveir somehow makes these comic book villains even more menacing, as if they are half-formed and coming out of the shadows. The Joker is particularly menacing.
Featured here are Black Cat, Poison Ivy, Red Skull, Harley Quinn, Spawn, Venom, 2 Jokers and Magneto. I really love how ethereal these all feel. Like ghosts that come calling in the night.
I really love these Droid prints featuring BB-8, the Interrogator Droid, and the Power Droid. I hope Brian Mulhall creates more, because I love droids and I want to see what he does with droids like R2-D2, that mouse droid on the Death Star and R5-D4. I would buy the whole set if he added a few more.
If you practice the art of cross stitching, you’ll want to check out some of the patterns that StitchBucket has in their Etsy shop. You can choose from all kinds of geek cars and vehicles. Like the Ghostbuster’s Ecto-1, the Batmobile, X-Wing Fighters and more. I don’t know anything about cross stitching, but if I did, I would totally download these patterns and create some cool stitchery.
This Iron Man Arc Reactor Necklace will prove that you have a heart as big as Tony Stark’s. It looks just like Tony’s arc reactor, but the difference is that this is an awesome piece of jewelry that you can wear to show your love for Iron Man. You get the pendant along with a 24 inch necklace.
I recently discovered a fun new Star Trek web comic, so I had to share it. It is called Red Skirts and it is a fun and wild ride. The art is pretty awesome too. I won’t give away anything. I’ll just tell you to go and check it out because it is just plain fun. I am hooked.
The “Red Skirts” is a designation given to GGC Security Unit 3-80 of the GGC Heavy Cruiser Audacity.
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This LEGO concept set is as legendary as Voltron himself. This Lion Force Voltron was created by LEGO Ideas member len_d69. The designs here look and work more like non-LEGO Voltron action figures, which is actually a big plus.
This is a solid LEGO set. All of the lions combine to form a 16″ tall and 2.2 lb Voltron. This concept is slick and there’s not a Voltron fan anywhere that would not want this in their collection. Vote for it on LEGO Ideas using the link above. You could help make it a reality.
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Flash! Ahhh ahhhh! Savior of the universe. All of these years later, I still love that song. And you know what? Cheesy as the 1980s Flash Gordon movie was, it will always have a special place in my heart. That’s why I am excited that Flash Gordon Pop! Vinyl Figures are coming. You can pre-order them now and they will ship in June.
You can get Prince Vultan, Emperor Ming, General Klytus and Flash Gordon. Surely more will follow.
Warning, warning! Danger Will Robinson! The latest version of the B-9 robot from Lost in Space is a 10 inch Anti-Matter version from the episode “The Anti-Matter Man”. This figure has lights and sounds taken straight from the classic sci-fi TV show.
The lights on the head and chest blink constantly while the robot is on, and it also has other lights and “anti-matter” dialogue. Quotes include, “This is the opposite world,” “So you’re the goody-goody one,” and I” don’t need help from you, punk – get lost!” You can also manually raise and lower the head, open and close the claws, extend his arms and turn his torso to the left and right. He even rolls around! Lost in Space fans will want to add this one to their collection.
It’s about time that someone mashed up two of our favorite fantasy TV shows. I present to you Game of Adventure, where the Land of Ooo and Westeros are one in the same. I think artist André Só did an amazing job with all of the characters, but I really get a kick of seeing BMO in costume and swinging a sword around. Also Jake is a great Direwolf.
You might remember Encho Enchev from that sweet Batmobile concept we featured recently. Well, he is full of great ideas and here’s another. Check out this beautifully crafted concept for a Star Wars Imperial fighter. It’s like somebody smashed a snowspeeder and a TIE Fighter together in the loveliest way possible.
The challenge here was to effectively combine shapes and elements to create believable model that can be part of the imperial air force.
This makes me wish that he had designed the ships from the prequels. I wasn’t a big fan of the ships in those films. Something like this would have been much more believable.
