I love these animated 8-bit superheroes from Behance user Dušan Čežek. How many can you recognize. I know all of them except, I can’t figure out who the guy in the chair is. It is probably obvious. I had to laugh at Superman and Wonder Woman. These 8-bit heroes are awesome.
You should never beam down to any planet without a good messenger bag. It could mean the difference between life and death. These Star Trek: The Original Series Blue Uniform Messenger Bags are perfect for holding all your necessities and valuables.
They feature a custom metal rivet, embroidered braid rank on the side panel, custom print lining, and interior pockets and pen holders. It even holds a laptop or tablet up to 13-inches on the interior! Get them in Blue, Gold or red.
Check out Lady Jaded as Slave Leia! She does a great job. I totally buy that she is being held prisoner by Jabba The Hutt and that as soon as she has the opportunity, she is going to choke that fat slug with her own chains. Yes, Slave Leia cosplay has been done a million times, but it is still fun, so I had to include this one.
You can’t take the sky from me… This silver ring with Serenity on top is just perfect. It is handmade by the seller and is really a perfect gift for any Firefly fan. It is a simple design that makes quite a statement. Man I love that ship. She is a great ship from a great series.
To quote Captain Mal Reynolds, “Shiny!”
This Star Trek Wall Clock With Sound And Animation belongs in every Star Trek fans ready room or bridge. This fun clock is limited to only 5,000 worldwide. It is almost two feet tall. The wooden cuckoo clock face is protected by glass and it features a nice montage of the Original Series crew.
Every hour the Enterprise does a fly-by to the tune of the Original Series theme song. The pendulum is also designed to look like the Enterprise saucer while the weights are the nacelles. This is a pretty perfect Star Trek clock. You’ll want to get this one before it sells out.
Martin Beck’s photo series titled We Can Be Heroes shows everyday people dressed up like superheroes doing everyday things. We see them doing everyday tasks like working on cars, smoking cigarettes, their hair in curlers and eating just to name a few.
“The subject matter are the folks who feel they didn’t quite make it at superhero school and are, like most of us, living their lives, doing their day-to-day chores, trying to live a happy life while providing for their loved ones.” This series highlights the real heroes. The everyday men and women who make the world go round.
The Martians are really invading people! We have proof. Sort of. This face is actually the work of makeup artist Maria Malone. It is a terrifyingly real Mars Attacks Martian brought to life. You can see it in action in the video below.
Just a warning though. Prepare to be terrified. At least it doesn’t carry around a ray gun and say ak ak ak!
via Technabob
Stay warm and stylish on your away team mission with these new Star Trek Cardigans from Modcloth. They are only $60. each. Right now you can choose from Command Gold and Teal. Maybe they will offer these in Security red too in the future.
Because sometimes it is cool when you beam out of your door and you want a sweater. These will probably sell out fast so don’t wait. Make it so!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ghp2h1mak8o
Can you believe it has been ten years since Christopher Nolan’s Batman Begins was released. Nolan really took comic book films to a darker, grittier level that influenced everything that came after. Batman could be taken seriously once again. Superhero movies would never be the same.
This feature length documentary on the making of the movie was released online last year. It is an entertaining look at the movie that has tons of great stuff. Batman fans will learn about the movie’s production and it’s development on the way to the big screen. I personally love this stuff. You are bound to at least learn a few things you didn’t know about Batman Begins.
These 4th and 10th Doctor Stained Glass Panels from Etsy seller glassola would look perfect in any TARDIS. Or if you don’t have a TARDIS, which is the case with most of us mere humans, they will look great in your house.
They measure 12″ x 16″ and make a great gift for any fan of Doctor Who. I would get them both and put them in the same room. Baker and Tennant meet at last!
