These cute Chibi Style Superheros are from Perth, Australia based artist Leeanne Nguyen. They have to be the most adorable superhero heads I have seen in ages. All of your favorites from DC and Marvel are here looking like cherubs. It’s too bad we don’t have a cartoon that features all of these guys and girls looking like this. How could you resist? You would have to watch.
If you have ever wondered how superheroes stay healthy and fit, this fun series from Robbie Kendo and Fulvio Obregon will show you. It gives us a look at this very secret aspect of superhero life. They may be Gods, but they have to work for it just like you and me, by juicing, working out and being committed to it.
The artists have inserted many cool Easter Eggs throughout these illustrations. See how many you can spot. This is a fun series that many of us mere mortals can relate to.
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Who knew that Jessica Rabbit was so versatile? Here she is in an interesting set of character art by Janine van Moosel. Here Jessica Rabbit is cosplaying all kinds of pop culture characters. She does Wonder Woman, Harley Quinn, Rogue, Lara Croft, Power Girl, Tinkerbell, The Bride of Frankenstein, and more. I have to say, she looks fabulous no matter who she is dressed as. Roger is one lucky rabbit!
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The Cybermen in New Who are okay, but I think their design is a bit boring. I much prefer the old Earthshock Cybermen from Peter Davison’s era. I’m still hoping that one day the modern Cybermen will get a decent makeover. Hopefully something like these designs that I recently came across.
The first design is a bit plain much like modern Cybermen, but I really like the extra black details, as if the human parts beneath are in some kind of wet suit. If you combine that with the darker design below, I think you have a winner. Something that will have kids hiding under their beds when a Cyberman episode comes on. Those eyes!
I’m one of these guys who can get really lost in books like this. I just love every little detail that you can learn about the world of Star Trek. As the name implies The Star Trek Encyclopedia, Revised and Expanded Edition: A Reference Guide to the Future is an updated edition with even more “stuff”.
Michael and Denise Okuda literally cover every moment from the four Star Trek series and eight films. Every planet ever visited, every food ingested, every outfit worn, and every featured character. You would be hard pressed to find much that is missing from these books. As far as I’m concerned this is a must for your Sci-Fi library.
You can find these cool prints at Etsy seller goldenplanetprints shop along with many other awesome pieces of art. These Star Wars watercolor prints look pretty amazing. I love how they all drip and fade to nothing. I’m not sure why that fascinates me so much, but I love seeing these characters in this way. It’s just very impactful and eye catching. Almost like they are being created or are dissolving before your eyes.
This may be the geekiest and most romantic piece of Star Trek jewelry you can get. It’s perfect for couples or friends. This Live Long and Prosper friendship necklace is cut on a 1966 year quarter, which is when the original series first aired. Now you can each wear the Vulcan salute and be reminded of your friend/significant other.
This is going to be a special treat for Star Trek fans like me who grew up watching the original. To Boldly Go: Rare Photos from the TOS Soundstage gives us a look at many amazing behind the scenes moments from the original show. This book has hundreds of pictures of the sets, models, actors and work that went on behind the scenes.
Below are just a few images, but there are many more. This is going to be an amazing book for your collection.
This series titled “Cosmic Comics” takes some of our favorite Marvel characters and puts them against the backdrop of the cosmos. These already powerful superheroes look even more like Gods when floating through space. Several of them look as if they are in a reflective state of mind, as if contemplating the mere mortals of far off Earth.
This art is simple, yet powerful. It’s like 2001: A Space Odyssey and Marvel got together for a new series.
In space no one can hear you scream… Or in this case squee because you are so excited to have a facehugger in your hair. This little Alien Facehugger Hairclip is pretty cute. It is the perfect accessory for fangirls who love the Alien movies. It measures just over 4″ long and promises not to attack you.
You guys can wear it too because the seller can make these into buttonholes as well. Nothing compliments a suit or Tux quite like a facehugger crawling up your breast. You will be the talk of the event.
