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.
James Campbell needs your help to complete his very awesome film named Ripper. The film is nearly complete, but they need money for the final 20% of the film. Judging by the trailer here, it is a worthy investment. It looks really amazing with some nice production value.
Batman against Jack The Ripper is a great story. It’s based on the 1991 Elseworlds graphic novel, Gotham By Gaslight, which is a classic. Go here to help James finish this cool project.
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Vikigreen makes all kinds of cool geeky pendants and rings. Everything from Harry Potter to Star Wars. I really like the designs. They have some really striking pieces. The seller has many to choose from so no matter what you are a fan of, they probably have you covered.
Below is a sampling of some of our favorites. Wear them proudly.
This DC superheroes height chart from Costume Collection will tell you who the tallest and shortest heroes are. It will probably help you settle some disagreements with friends if nothing else.
I knew Robin was short, but I had no idea he was that short. The chart was created by researching the DC Wikia database and other sources. It’s interesting to see just how tall they all are.
Just because you have to go to the office everyday, that doesn’t mean that you can’t geek things up a little. PandorasProductions sells all kinds of awesome geek-inspired ties so you can fly your geek flag high, even when collating papers and giving a powerpoint presentation.
These are some good looking men’s accessories. Whether it’s superheroes, scifi properties or video games, they have your neck covered.
Today superhero films are everywhere. Most films being made are superhero films. That wasn’t always the case. So what if these superhero movies were made in the 1940s or ’50s? That what this series from artist Joe Phillips explores. Clark Gable as Iron Man? Cary Grant as Batman?
If you like the old time Hollywood take on these flicks, you can purchase these directly from Phillips on his Facebook page. I especially love the Marilyn Monroe piece.
If you have a special Mr J or a puddin’ in your life and you want to give them an appropriate friendship necklace, try this Joker and Harley Quinn Friendship Necklace. Now you can always hold onto the other side of your crazy love, no matter where you are.
One side s the Joker and the other is Harley Quinn. Together you complete each other, even if neither one of you will ever be playing with a full deck.
Just because you are stuck in the kitchen making a special meal, that doesn’t mean you can’t be geeky and cosplay a little. These ultra cool and sexy aprons from PandorasProductions will help you prepare meals in style. The seller has all kinds of aprons based on all kinds of characters and geek properties.
I said they are retro and sexy, but they are also downright cute. I really dig that Classic X-Men apron, but I can’t help but love them all. These are some quality made geek-girl accessories. The shop also has cool ties for the guys and other stuff too.
Artist Brittney takes Batman, Wonder Woman, Superman, and Robin and puts them in feudal Japan, in a cool samurai style. These images are great and you can check out more on her blog. You are going to love all of her work. I say work, but it is clearly fun.
I just love her style and the colors are so vibrant. These scenes really come to life before your eyes.
Here’s a piece of furniture that is perfect for any Batcave. And when I say Batcave I mean mancave. This custom full size 1966 Batmobile Couch is made of fiberglass with a wood base and new upholstery. It even comes with parachute holders.
This Bat-seat for two measures 32″ x 32″ x 76″ and weighs about 250 lbs. If you have a spare $4,500. anyway. I love that Wayne Enterprises sign above it too.
