This Star Trek Episode Checklist Poster is really awesome. It includes an image from each of the original 79 episodes. I’m not sure why, but I am loving this poster. Of course I have a soft spot for the original adventures. They are by far the best of any Star Trek. This poster is like watching all of the episodes at once.
Most of you probably already know that Pendleton makes some of the world’s best blankets, but did you know that they come in Star Wars designs? These blankets are super comfy and also super geeky. They will keep you warm whether you are camping or just chilling at home watching your favorite space opera. These blankets look damn good!
Your child will be groomed for Starfleet. This is a given, but what about his or her first command? You need a ship that is size appropriate and one that they can get moving despite their lack of knowledge in helm and navigation. This Enterprise rocker is perfect. They can captain the ship and make all of the decisions. Full rock ahead! All stop! Captain to mother, I need changing!
This series from artist Butcher Billy is a mash-up of war photography and vintage comics. The images are striking and may well have come from some strange alternate history that none of us is aware off. This is an amazing collision of worlds. Very powerful, with many layers of meaning.
These NECA Cinemachines are great and honestly, I’ve waited for far too many years for toy replicas like this. The second wave of NECA’s die-cast vehicle collectibles is here and this time around they are focusing on the Narcissus shuttle from Alien, the Scout Ship from Predator and the Tribe Ship from Predator 2.
These awesome miniature replicas measure about 5″ to 6″ long and are hand-painted, with some amazing detail. You can buy each ship in the series for roughly $25. each. I can’t wait to see what they will be adding next.
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This is the cutest thing you will see all day. Artist Truck Torrence’s company 100% Soft makes kawaii pop art and has designed the official Star Wars and Marvel Studios emojis that you’ve seen around. Well, you can see his work in person, until September 17th. He has a solo exhibition happening right now at Gallery 1988 in Los Angeles called “Mass Hysteria 2”. It features all new pop culture works including a 5-foot long Mad Max Fury Road piece that is just beyond adorable! The Star Wars piece is pretty awesome too. Check it out.
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This is a special treat for Babylon 5 fans. Ryan Olsen’s latest build is none other than the EAS Agamemnon. She was one of the first Omega class starships to be built by Earthforce following the Earth-Minbari War and she is a real beauty of a ship. She’s pretty spectacular in LEGO form as well. She is 116 studs long, with plenty of great detail. You can check out more shots on his Flickr page.
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This Batman 60’s Canvas Triptych features Batman, Robin and Batgirl. It’s going to look great on the wall in your Bat Cave. This triptych set is awesomely retro. The seller has lots of other characters available too and they all look awesome.
Celebrate 50 years of Poison Ivy being a thorn in Batman’s side, with this cool infographic. Pun intended. It was in June of 1966 when Batman #181 was published. That’s when the world was introduced to an eco-terrorist with no origin story. She then tempted Batman into a relationship full of romantic tension. Poison Ivy was born. She has only become more popular as time went by. Check out how she sowed her seeds throughout the DC universe.
This is a crazy and super fun fan-made stop motion short that stars the titular alien, predator, and also Boba Fett and a Sandtrooper. It all begins with Boba Fett and the Sandtrooper out for a ride in the ’60s Batmobile when they’re attacked by Xenomorphs. I’ll leave it for you tofind out what happens next. I’ll just say that it is both crazy and awesome.
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