Check out these 8-bit animations of the cars from Mad Max: Fury Road from artists Mazok Pixels and Misha Petrick So so awesome. Oh what an animation, what a lovely animation! All of the best cars are represented here, with more in the series to come.
I would love to see the artists do the vehicles from the other Mad Max movies too. Great work. I still can’t get enough of this movie.
You always want to be careful when you come to a Staypuft Crossing. Stop your car and look both ways, otherwise you are going to get stepped on and run over by the Staypuft Marshmallow Man. You can tell if he’s been this way recently by how fresh the goo is on the sign.
This will be a fun bit of decor for your man cave or geek room.
The popular ART OF series of movie tie-in books now includes Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy. This book features exclusive concept artwork, behind-the-scenes photographs, production stills, and in-depth interviews with the cast and crew.
This book is a deluxe keepsake that will give you an insider’s look into the making of the blockbuster film. It is 336 pages of awesome. I plan to get lost for several hours in this book.
Light a candle for the Doctor and celebrate his adventures as he travels through time and space. This TARDIS candle may not be bigger on the inside, but it provide you with some mood lighting and maybe remind you to catch up with the Doctor’s adventures.
It will burn as bright as the Timelord himself and look awesome in your home.
I’m really looking forward to Star Trek: Costumes, which is due out in October. It is an in-depth and beautifully illustrated guide to five decades of costume design from the series.
You can expect it to be packed full of new and archival imagery, along with stories and insights from Star Trek costume designers through the years. Check out some of the sample pages below.
From the classic Starfleet uniforms and daringly provocative outfits of The Original Series to flowing Vulcan robes, flamboyant Ferengi fashions, and formidable Klingon wedding attire, Star Trek: Costumes explores how these designs have played a key role in transporting fans to distant worlds and alien cultures over the last five decades.
LEGO is a versatile and colorful way to recreate or just plain create anything. So it is no wonder that David Whalen decided to use LEGO bricks to recreate iconic comic book covers. LEGO and comics are two of our favorite things around here, so you know we love this.
David does an amazing job creating these covers from DC Comics and Marvel. All of our favorites are here like Batman, Superman, The Joker, X-Men, Spider-man and more.
These album covers with Star Wars makeovers are sure to put a smile on your face. We are all eagerly waiting for the Force to awaken, so here’s something to feast your eyes on in the meantime. This fun series called “Star Wars Bands” takes familiar album covers and puts them in a galaxy far, far away.
There’s Obi Wan Direction‘s “Up All Knight”, and Jabba’s “Greatest Hutts” and much more. Lady Jar Jar seems very appropriate. Our favorites are below.
You don’t have to be a Mother of Dragons to appreciate this lovely pair of bookends. Now you can keep your Game of Thrones books tidy and neat between your very own Game of Thrones Dragon Egg Bookends.
You get all three eggs, as seen in the HBO version of the popular series. Each bookend is made of polystone and measures about 7-inches tall. When placed together, the set measures about 13-inches wide. These are going to look great on your shelf. Use them for books, magazines,DVDs, whatever you want to keep organized. You can pre-order them now and they will ship in March.
You can make your own room look more like a starship captain’s ready room with this Star Trek Enterprise Color Changing LED Desk Lamp. This is one beautiful lamp. Captain Picard would love to have this in his own ready room.
It comes with an RGB remote for changing the color of the lamp. If you are having a party you can even make it flash. It looks like it belongs on the actual Enterprise bridge. This one is a must for any Star Trek fan.
If you ever wanted to have the heads of some of your favorite Star Wars aliens mounted and stuffed, check out these fun mounted trophies from TresMacabre. They have Greedo, a Bantha, a Tauntaun, a Rancor, even an AT-AT head and a Wampa creature complete with severed arm.
Since you can’t hunt these creatures down yourself, they have done it for you. All you have to do is hang them on your wall.
