If you are looking for some leggings that represent your favorite Sci-Fi TV shows and movies, check out DeelaDesigns. They are responsible for the designs you see here. They have everything from The X-Files, to Battlestar Galactica, Star Trek and more.
They look pretty awesome too. I love how the symbols are all shown off on the leg. You are bound to find something you like. These leggings are stylish and sexy. Geeky too.
Your Star Wars Sixth Scale collection is not complete without the Imperial Probe Droid. This is the droid that located the Rebel Alliance base on Hoth and gave away their position to the Empire.
The Imperial Probe Droid Sixth Scale Figure features the probe’s black eye lenses, light up features, and a squawk box with garbled transmission sound effects. Other features include a rotating dome, retractable antennae, and fully articulated manipulator arms. It is every bit as ominous and awesome here as it was in the movie. The detail is accurate right down to the weathering.
As part of next year’s celebrations honoring the 50th anniversary of the original Star Trek, the United States Postal Service will be offering four Star Trek themed postage stamps.
In 2016 the USPS will offer a set of four special stamps from the Final Frontier. Some of you might remember the first Star Trek postage stamp, worth 33 cents, which was released in September of 1999 for the USPS’s “Celebrate the Century” initiative. It will be nice to have some Star Trek stamps to stick on the corners of our envelopes once again. These new ones look pretty awesome. If you still use stamps, you’ll want to get some of these.
You really can’t go wrong with a 3 foot tall AT-AT bookshelf. It’s the perfect place for your Star Wars books, DVDs and action figures. I would love to have this displayed in my house. Even if you don’t use it for storage, it is just awesome to have an AT-AT bookshelf.
Do you think this was the Empire’s attempt at a bookmobile? I mean this thing would hold, what, about a trillion books? Probably not. But that would be soooo cool.
Power Rangers fans should already know that Lionsgate has been developing a new Power Rangers movie with Saban Entertainment. It will be directed by Dean Israelite. One of the other directors who didn’t get the green light worked with conceptual artists Alex Ruiz and Gregory Semkow. This is some of what they came up with. It is unique and not at all what you might expect. These images are phenomenal. There are images of The Control Room, Alpha, T-Rex Zord, Zordon, and Rita Repulsa.
Ruiz says:
“This is some concept art I made for a director who was pitching his film version of Power Rangers. If you guys remember someone made an amazing PR fan film this year, which lit the fire under many asses to get a full on Hollywood film made. So, many a director jumped at the opportunity. Unfortunately our guy didn’t get it, it went to another director. Such is the nature of the film business.”
How much do you want to bet that the movie we get is not nearly as cool as this concept art. Sad, but it will probably be true.
If you want a memento of Stargate Atlantis, check out these cool replica data crystals from TheGeekStop. They look just like the ones used in Stargate Atlantis and they look super accurate too. They even come with a custom stand. These data crystals are laser cut 3mm thick acrylic. They look awesome. They would look even better on my desk. Fans of the hit show are going to love these.
These LEGO portraits of Xenomorphs and Predators are fun yet terrifying. Also awesome. They capture each creature perfectly using only LEGO bricks. These 3D portraits were created by New Zealand-based LEGO enthusiast Grantmasters. Some of you may recognize the Alien portrait, which was inspired by the original cover for the Alien: Weyland-Yutani Report Collectors’ Edition book.
I would hang these on my wall, but I’m not sure they would stay. They are just too scary despite being made of LEGO.
Star Trek’s 50th anniversary is next year, and so Roddenberry Entertainment has announced that next year they will be releasing a ton of rare photos, memos, script pages, documents and more from their archives. One can only imagine what is in those archives. It is a treasure trove of Trek.
They are calling this “The 366 Project,” and starting in 2016 they will release one piece of Star Trek history on their social media channel every single day. So over that year, we will have 366 pieces of historical Trek artifacts in total. I can’t wait to see what is coming. There should be a lot of good stuff in there.
Ray Bradbury is one of Science Fictions greatest authors. To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Fahrenheit 451 in 2003, artist Ralph Steadman was commissioned to illustrate Bradbury’s classic book. When Bradbury saw the work that Steadman did for the book, it blew him away. You can see why. These illustrations definitely compliment Bradbury’s style. I’ve never seen these before, but I had to share, because these are sooo awesome. They are so frantic and energetic.
Can you look at this new Mezco figure and not think of it as the best TOS era Spock action figure ever? No, you can’t. Because it quite simply is the best. If you can show me a better Spock from that era, I’d love to see it. This is the first in Mezco’s new One:12 Collective range of super-detailed actions figures. I can’t wait to see more of the crew.
He has a real fabric uniform. He also has two head sculpts: one with an arched eyebrow. He also comes with multiple hands, including live long and prosper and mind meld poses. The equipment is just as good as the rest of this set. The communicator, phaser and tricorder have articulated details as well. Not to mention the fact that this is a stunning likeness to Leonard Nimoy. Well done Mezco. You have my money. Spock will be available in June, but you can pre-order him right now.
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