I can’t say that I have ever wondered what Marvel superheroes would look like as dogs, but artist Josh Lynch clearly has. So he created this art series to show the rest of us what is in his head. This series is super fun. I think he made all of the right casting choices.
It’s hard to pick a favorite. If these dogs were up for adoption I would have to take them all and create a super canine team.
Just because you are stuck in the kitchen making a special meal, that doesn’t mean you can’t be geeky and cosplay a little. These ultra cool and sexy aprons from PandorasProductions will help you prepare meals in style. The seller has all kinds of aprons based on all kinds of characters and geek properties.
I said they are retro and sexy, but they are also downright cute. I really dig that Classic X-Men apron, but I can’t help but love them all. These are some quality made geek-girl accessories. The shop also has cool ties for the guys and other stuff too.
Northern Belle really did a killer job on this Rogue / The Thing crossover cosplay. I’m not sure if this ever happened in the comic books, but if not, it really should have. Rogue looks great as The Thing. The body paint, done by Artisticurves is really amazing.
The photography was done by Seai Photography. You can tell she really had fun doing this cosplay.
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The X-Men movie franchise has been entertaining, but you have to admit that the timeline has become kind of confusing over the years. That’s why Denis Mallon decided to explore the storyline of Wolverine. One of our favorites from the series. This should help clear things up for you.
He designed and animated this motion graphics piece that spans the original X-Men trilogy, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, his cameo in X-Men: First Class, and 2013’s The Wolverine. As Denis points out, he has had a rough history. He has fought in major wars, survived an atomic bomb and much more. Hey, at least he gained those sweet metal claws.
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Cosplayer Lossien is the best Psylocke ever in this amazing cosplay of Psylocke from the X-Men. She rocks that costume with style and grace, along with an attitude that captures the character perfectly. She is Betsy Braddock! And of course the photography is excellent.
In her own words:
“I have loved Psylocke’s design for a while, and when I started learning Betsy Braddock’s history, I was more and more intrigued. I ended up having left over fabric from my henchwoman costume and it was the perfect fabric. Purelight Cosplay had a wig she lent me, and I couldn’t let the opportunity slip past!
I made the costume in about a day, and love how it turned out. There’s a good chance I’ll be getting my own wig so I can wear her to a con!”
via Geek X Girls
If the ancient Egyptians worshiped Comic Book characters and Sc-Fi icons the way we do, this is exactly what their tombs would look like. Illustrator Josh Ln created this series of geeky hieroglyph style art and very appropriately calls it “Hero-glyphics”.
Best of all, you don’t need to be an Indiana Jones type to decipher them. I mean it’s pretty obvious that Han shot first and that Kirk battled the Gorn. If you like what you see, you can even buy prints from his Society6 store.
In February of 2015, Marvel Comics will feature 20 variant covers drawn by artist Phil Noto. That’s next month. You’ll love the retro style of these covers. It was announced at New York Comic Con last year and February so it has been a long wait, but it is almost here. In the meantime you can check some of them out below.
You can check out more of Noto’s retro Marvel covers here and at his Tumblr.
One of the things I don’t like about the recent X-Men movies are the costumes. I want more colorful costumes like the ones drawn on our favorite mutants in the comic books. Well, if you are also tired of seeing your favorite mutants dressed only in black jumpsuits, illustrator Kevin Wada, has upped their fashion. Drastically.
These images are from a series called X-Fashion, and they do look like they belong in a high fashion magazine. The heroes and the villains all get a fashion makeover. The designs even align with each character’s mutant powers. I guess the danger room is a lot more colorful now.
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It’s that time of year again and you have to find some good gifts for friends, family and for yourself. Well, we all love Sci-Fi so we have compiled a list of some classic DVD and Blu-Ray sets that you can give this holiday season.
Some of these are not new, while others are. There’s a little something here for everyone. All are classics that we like to watch again and again. So this year give the gift of Sci-Fi or fantasy. Happy holidays from Sci-Fi Design.
X-Men: Days of Future Past Amazon Exclusive
Doctor Who: The Matt Smith Years and Doctor Who: The David Tennant Collection Bundle
Universal Classic Monsters: Complete 30-Film Collection
Dawn of the Planet of the Apes: Caesar’s Warrior Collection
Twilight Zone: The 5th Dimension (Complete Series Limited Edition Box Set)
The Outer Limits Original Series Complete Box Set Volumes 1-3
Batman: The Complete Television Series
Ghostbusters/Ghostbusters II Limited Edition Gift Set
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Complete Classic Series Collection
Stanley Kubrick: The Masterpiece Collection
Twin Peaks: The Entire Mystery
Star Trek: The Complete Original Series DVD (Seasons 1-3)
Red Dwarf: The Complete Collection
Stargate SG-1: The Complete Series Collection
NadyaSonika makes an amazing female version of Cyclops. Now I’m positive that an all female X-Men would be an amazing thing. Not that I ever had any doubt. She has the attitude right, the costume is just right and she’s certainly easy on the eyes.
Add in some killer photography and you have a recipe for Amazing. Even Uncanny. Awesome stuff!
Photography by ASPhotography.ca
