It’s about time that someone mashed up two of our favorite fantasy TV shows. I present to you Game of Adventure, where the Land of Ooo and Westeros are one in the same. I think artist André Só did an amazing job with all of the characters, but I really get a kick of seeing BMO in costume and swinging a sword around. Also Jake is a great Direwolf.
Check out this new X-Men themed television commercial for “Sky Fibre”. It’s pretty fun to see all of these mutants getting along and hanging out. And of course, Quicksilver is up to his old tricks. Sky Fibre is even faster than he is. Or is it?
Who ya gonna call? Oh, wait. Wrong property. Still applies though. If you call the Doctor, he will come running. This 100% cotton shirt shows you how to get the Doctor’s attention. Of course, you still have to know his number so I guess he’s safe from a bunch of crank calls from you guys. This is an awesome T-shirt. It comes in men’s Women’s and Kids sizes.
Out of all of the Batmobiles that have existed over the years, the original is still the most iconic. Out of all of Batman’s rides, this one comes the closest to being an actual Hot Rod from the era. This statue celebrates the ’66 Batmobile in a playful style full of motion and color. Love it.
I don’t know about you, but I love Quantum Leap. Fans of the time traveling show will instantly recognize the Ziggy handset that Al constantly used to call up the odds. Usually he had to give it a good hit or two to get it to work.
Well, now you can wear the Ziggy handset as a fashion accessory. This Quantum Leap Ziggy Handset Necklace is a mini version that captures the original perfectly. It’s pretty adorable. Use it to communicate with Ziggy and give Sam the info so that one day…he can find his way home.
This is going to be a special treat for Star Trek fans like me who grew up watching the original. To Boldly Go: Rare Photos from the TOS Soundstage gives us a look at many amazing behind the scenes moments from the original show. This book has hundreds of pictures of the sets, models, actors and work that went on behind the scenes.
Below are just a few images, but there are many more. This is going to be an amazing book for your collection.
Over the years Sci-Fi has given us many cool and famous rides. This is by no means a comprehensive series detailing all of them, but Christian Petersen’s art covers some of our favorites. I like the captions he provided under each one. The real question is which would win in a race? Well, that’s obvious.
The TARDIS would almost win, but since that miniature ship is in the Doctor’s bloodstream, it would cause him to pass out, allowing the miniature ship to leave the Doctor, exit the TARDIS and win the race.
This Voltron character art by Josh Burns is excellent. Josh wanted to paint the Voltron pilots in a more realistic style than the cartoons. He definitely succeeded. I love seeing the characters reimagined like this. They have a ton of personality and they all come to life. These portraits include Princess Allura, Commander Keith, Lance, Pidge, Sven, Hunk, King Zarkon, and Queen Merla.
This cool art just makes us all want a Voiltron movie all the more. Maybe one day soon it will happen. I wouldn’t mind if it looked like this.
via Geek Tyrant
This amazing piece of art is simply titled Jokers by Ben Jeffery. It features all 4 of the TV/Movie Jokers side by side. Thank God these guys never found some way to bend reality and get together to terrorize Gotham. Batman would have had his hands full. Seeing them all side by side, it really shows the evolution of the character, at least as far as movies and TV are concerned.
Mark Borgions
Fans of The X-Files who are in the Los Angeles area will want to check this out. iam8bit and Poster Posse are hosting a gallery exhibition called “Conspiracies, Monsters, and Mythology” that’s dedicated to the sci-fi TV series. The opening night celebration was last night and the exhibition will run until February 14th.
It features the work of more than 30 artists. This is some really nice X-Files art. A few of our favorites are below.
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Dee Chavez
Harlan Elam
Chris Malbone
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