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.
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.
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.
Who knew that Mark Hamill could have so much fun signing autographs on Star wars Trading cards? The images below tell the whole story. Luke Skywalker proves once again that he is the coolest guy ever.
It is so awesome that Hamill is this cool with his fans. He has a great sense of humor. I would love to see even more of his autograph mischief.
via Geek Tyrant
You’ve never seen the Star Wars ships and vehicles looking so cute. I know that I’ve never seen a pie-eyed Death Star before anyway. This set of 6 prints from Herosquares is going to look amazing on your walls. It shows your love of Star Wars without being too serious.
I think the AT-AT is my favorite because he looks so derpy. You get 6 original 8.5″ x 8.5″ glossy card stock prints signed by the artist. These are perfect for a kids room. You get Luke Skywalker’s X-Wing fighter, Darth Vader’s Tie Fighter, Boba Fett’s Slave-1, Han Solo’s Millenium Falcon, an AT-AT & The Death Star!
Danish Ahmed, an artist from Mumbai, India, created these cool looks that are named after superheroes. This is pretty clever and there is a superhero name for every look.
Batman sports the battered look, the Hitler mustache is called the Robochop, while Superman’s mullet is dubbed the Super-Mane. The next time you see somebody with these looks, you’ll know the superhero name for it.
Hipster Superheroes. I guess that is either a good thing or a bad thing depending if you are a Hipster or not. This fun series comes from artist Phillip Sevy and it includes both Marvel & DC Superheroes as hipsters.
One thing is for sure. These are not the heroes that we know and love. This is a pretty drastic change for all of them. I never thought that I would see Batman as a hipster.
These images should please Muppet fans and Superhero fans alike. This fun art series features several of our favorite Muppet characters as comic book superheroes and villains. These drawings were done by Roger Langridge and they are sure to make you smile.
I never thought I would see a Silver Swedish Surfer Chef. Or a Bizarro Beaker. Now if only we could make this a reality, it would be a hilarious movie. It would probably make a ton of money too. Someone get on that.
Cracked held a photoshop contest where readers were asked to come up with Yearbook photos for fictional characters. Below is a sampling of winners and the runners-up. It’s a fun assortment that includes Back To The Future, Star Trek, Ghostbusters, Predator and many more.
The Starfleet Academy Hall of Fame has to be my favorite. Marty McFly as Calvin Klein ranks pretty high too. Thanks to all of the talented photoshoppers who brought these to life.
We all have our favorite Doctor and most of us can quote our favorite Doctor’s very first and last lines. But do you know the other Doctor’s lines? Well, this handy chart should help. It shows all of the Doctor’s incarnations along with the first and last lines spoken.
I think they technically got a few wrong, but I may just be nitpicking. This brings back some fond memories. The 4th and 10th Doctor’s last words always get to me. How many did you remember?
