It’s that time of year so the folks at gifts.co.uk have put together this fun series of Christmas cards from fictional characters. You can imagine for instance what Luke would write to his father, Darth Vader. It’s here, along with several others. You have written messages in cards for many years, now see how some of your favorite fictional characters do it.
This is a super complex piece of art. Andrew DeGraff’s latest art piece is just amazing and it conveys a ton of information. This painting was on display at this weekend’s Art Awakens show at Los Angeles’ Gallery 1988.
It follows the path of every Sith Lord and Jedi Knight across every location in every major vehicle they have used, through all six films. There is so much here that I’m not even sure I can decipher all of it. There is just so much here. It took over 600 hours to make for God’s sake. Most impressive!
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Batman is one of those rare heroes whose villains are just as recognizable as he is. Most of them anyway. You may know the first appearances of popular villains like The Penguin, The Riddler, Two-Face and a few others. But I bet you don’t know the first appearances of some of his more obscure foes.
Like Catfoot Regan, Captain Calamity, Penny Plunderer, or Mr. Camera. You are forgiven. These guys aren’t very well known. This handy infographic from Halloweencostumes should help.
Check out this interesting Star Wars infographic that focuses on the droids in the Star Wars universe and their real-life counterparts.
Droids are a common sight in the galaxy far,far away and here on Earth, humanity is catching up. We may not have droids as sophisticated as the ones from Star Wars, but we are getting there. It won’t be long until we are all a bunch of Jawas just scavenging parts to survive.
It is a great time to be a fan of The Flash. Between the awesome TV series and the upcoming movie alone, this hero is getting a ton of attention. The folks at HalloweenCostumes have put together this cool infographic about the evolution of his costume over the years.
Check out all of the versions of his costume through the ages, from his comic origins to the popular CW series. I have a feeling this new wave of love for The Flash is just the beginning. The Scarlet Speedster is here to stay.
Narnmindwalker created this cool map of the Babylon 5 universe. It’s been awhile since I watched the show, so I have no idea how accurate this is, but all of the familiar star systems are here. It’s not to scale of course. This must have taken a long time to put together.
It’s fun to check out all of the familiar old stomping grounds. This makes me want to watch the show again. That was an epic good time.
Select Contracts, a vehicle leasing company, has put together this cool infographic highlighting some of the awesome mobie cars that you can actually drive. Well, if you had the money anyway. Everything from Bruce Wayne’s Lamborghini, to James Bond’s Aston Martin, to the Back To The Future DeLorean.
The excitement is only building as Star Wars: The Force Awakens draws closer. The new movie will be coming out in just a few months. So let’s take a moment to look back at all of the lightsabers from the movies so far.
This infographic from HalloweenCostumes shows a breakdown of all of the lightsabers that have appeared in the accepted canon. It’s a fun look at these elegant weapons from a more civilized age. This is perfect for those who need some brushing up on their lore before the movie arrives.
Kate Willaert researched, wrote, illustrated, and designed this cool infographic for HalloweenCostumes.com. It shows the progression of the Fantastic Four’s costumes throughout the years. Hardcore fans will likely know all of these, but newcomers may learn a thing or two. Try not to hold the latest movie against this superhero team.
The first edition of Far Far Away Fashion was a fun look at some of the Rebels costumes and now Halloweencostumes.com presents the Republic Edition costume guide.
They have broken down some of our favorite characters’ main costumes from the Star Wars prequels. There was no way they could include all of Queen Amidala’s costume changes, but a few are presented here. Enjoy.
