Ryan May has put the characters from Adventure Time into the world of Mad Max: Fury Road. Finn is Max, Princess Bubblegum is Furiosa, and the Ice King is Immortan Joe. Marceline is the Doof warrior. Perfect!
These are two of my favorite things, together at last. You can buy prints of May’s mashups here and through Etsy.
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Whitney Rice plays our favorite female Mad Max: Fury Road character Imperator Furiosa in this series of Funny or Die commercial parodies. These commercials are for feminine products like Cover Girl, Tampax, and Nuvaring. I think Furiosa definitely has a career in ads.
As soon as Mad Max: Fury Road hit theaters, it was an instant hit. It’s a Mad Max movie. Was there ever any doubt? Nope. Not from me. Anyway, check this out.
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Max Rockatansky returns. Haunted by his turbulent past, the wandering Road Warrior becomes swept up with a group fleeing across the Wasteland in a War Rig driven by an elite Imperator, Furiosa. Seeking escape from the tyranny of Immortan Joe, what follows is a high-octane Road War – and a chance for redemption.
There isn’t a ton of info about this book available, but we Mad Max fans don’t need any to know that we are going to love paging through this one. It will be 176 pages of apocalyptic ecstasy. You can pre-order The Art of Mad Max: Fury Road now. It ships on May 19th.
This is the kind of artwork that you decorate your geek den or mancave with. These cool triptychs feature famous Sci-Fi vehicles. These posters will make any wall come alive. They are available in the Staermose Society 6 shop.
You can choose from the Ghostbusters Ecto-1, the Batmobile, Mad Max’s ride, The Back To The Future DeLorean and more. Each Giclée print is made on natural white, matte, ultra smooth, 100% cotton rag, acid and lignin free archival paper using Epson K3 archival inks. They are also custom trimmed with a 1″ border for framing. These prints are pretty impressive, that’s for sure. It’s hard to pick a favorite.
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The Mad Max movies are among my all time favorites. It’s going to be hard for George Miller to top himself, but from everything I’ve seen so far, it looks like he just might. This B-roll video showed up online and it features 18 glorious minutes of behind-the-scenes footage of George Miller directing some of the action scenes of Mad Max: Fury Road.
This movie looks amazing and as usual, that’s largely due to the mostly practical stunts they did in the Namibian desert. Practical is always best. It’s really amazing to see these stunts performed on the set. This is dangerous work and these stuntmen do an excellent job.
via Geek Tyrant
