Rest your head on the ultimate power in the universe. The Death Star Quilted Pillow won’t be destroying planets, but it will be a comfy pillow that you can snuggle up to while watching the Star wars saga. It measures 15″ in diameter. Hopefully it doesn’t have one major weakness that leads to stuffing coming out of the exhaust port.
I’m pretty blown away by what some people manage to create with cardboard, so when I saw Shreyas Malvankar’s Custom Cardboard Superheroes I was beyond impressed. How he gets so much detail using cardboard, I have no idea. That Gladiator Hulk has several accessories for instance. I hope he creates even more. Check out Batman, Hulk, optimus Prime, the Joker, Iron Man and more over on their Behance page where you can see all of the finer details.
Decking your yard and garden out in a full Star Wars theme just got easier. This collection of Star Wars plant pots and decorative statues will have you out in the garden all year long tending to your plants. The pots stand about 6-inches tall while the statues are about 17-inches tall. They look great indoors and outdoors. You can find the entire Star Wars garden collection here.
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Artist Andi Ewington has created some very stunning Alternate Star Trek Discovery Posters that beat the hell out of the stuff CBS All Access was releasing when the show arrived. These posters are bold while keeping things slightly retro. They really get you excited for the show if you haven’t seen it yet. I would want to watch it right now based on these posters.
I’M PICKLE RIIIIIIIIICK! Now you can enjoy Pickle Rick in the comfort of your own home. Because this Rick and Morty Pickle Rick Body Pillow is sure to be comfortable. Snuggle up with it at night. This may be the only pickle that is socially acceptable to snuggle up to in fact. This plush pickle measures 3 feet long and 12 inches across. What you do with your pickle in the comfort of your home is your business.
A lot of geeky stuff is floating around in my brain, but I never thought about setting Star Wars movie scenes to the song “War Pigs” by Black Sabbath. It’s actually pretty perfect. Voordeel created this amazing video that combines epic scenes from the Star Wars films with Black Sabbath’s War Pigs. Two classics collide.
Check out this concept art for The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi. Most of these images involve the death of Han Solo in The Force Awakens and Benicio del Toro’s character, DJ from The Last Jedi. It’s interesting to see the changes that the death of Han went through, but it seems that he was always going to fall. DJ could have looked a lot different than he did in the movie. It’s always fascinating to see where the art was leading compared to where things ended up. I think I like Kylo’s mask in gold better than silver.
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Prince Armory never stops making awesome medieval armor based on our favorite pop culture characters. Here is their take on Batman’s arch enemy, Joker. This suit of armor is insane, which is appropriate of course. The details are just phenomenal. I want to see Medieval Batman fight Medieval Joker now.
So we need to talk about that Mary Poppins scene in Star Wars The Last Jedi. Many fans felt that it was horribly out of place and even downright comical. No matter how you feel about this scene, you’ll get a laugh at this Leia Shooting Stars meme video. Why just fly to the ship when you can fly everywhere? If only Leia had developed these powers earlier we could have had some really crazy movies.
Back when Star Trek: The Next Generation was airing LEGO wasn’t licensing movies and TV shows so we missed out on some really great toys. Star Trek: TNG has never officially been available in LEGO form, but I suspect they would have looked a lot like these custom Star Trek TNG minifigures if they had been released at the time.
This eight-figure set includes Wesley Crusher, Lt. Commander Data, Dr. Beverly Crusher, Cmdr. William Riker, Capt. Jean-Luc Picard, Counselor Deanna Troi, Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forge, and Lieutenant Worf. They are compatible with your existing plastic brick collections, even though they are not official. You can get a version with more natural skin tones for around $100, or the more traditional yellow skin tones, for around $94. You can also just buy them for $15-$16 individually.
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