Here’s a set of three videos from MLZ Studio that show a huge range of cosplay at Anime Expo. Not only do we get to check into the scope of cosplay but we can clearly see the quality too. There’s even some impressive cosplay partnerships. Would you wear a furry suit to be the riding […]
⏱️ Content Velocity: High velocity: 10 articles published in the span of 2 days.
Articles by Andrew Girdwood - Page 1558
Highlighting a specific entry from the archives, on 20th September 2013 Andrew Girdwood shared a story summarised as "There are 10 stories in the showcase and each one very different. The art style is different. The focus and interests in the story are different. The undertones and messages are different. It’s the range of style, the tour de force of some big name comic book talent, that makes Monster Massacre such a treat.". It also was tagged with Titan Comics.
Keep exploring the catalogue of stories authored by Andrew Girdwood.
How to hide your Batman themed wedding cake
This stunning cake is the creation of New Zealand based Stilletto Studio. It shows Gotham lurking under the responsibility and innocence of a white wedding cake. Via When Geeks Wed.
Star Trek goes steampunk with this tricorder and phaser
Designed by deviant artist Flo Svensson is this set of steampunk style tricorder and phaser. Would we call it Star Trek: The Previous Generation? Via Technabob.
Star Trek: The Next Generation characters in Original Series costume
Redditor deadfraggle put together some clever photoshopped pictures for /r/Treknobabble. They show the Star Trek: The Next Generation characters wearing Original Series costumes. It gets even better the skilful pictures show strong match-ups with roles too. Picard, for example, is not just in the right shirt but is in the captain’s chair as well. What […]
Check out the Mazaki No Fantaji Role-Playing Game
[Back this Campaign] The Mazaki No Fantaji RPG has set itself an ambitious goal in Kickstarter. The cinematic game is asking for $16,000 to fund and that’s more than some of the big name publishers have done. There’s still just about two weeks left and they’ve raised $7,000. Can they do it? This will require […]
Review of Charley’s War Volume 10: The End
Sometimes starting right at the end is better than not starting at all. Charley’s War originally ran from 1979 to October 1985. Titan Books started republishing the series in hardback albums back in 2004 and now nearly 10 years later we’re up to volume 10. As it happens it’s “Charley’s War: The End” that I […]
The story of the Socks of Catan
There is such a thing as the Socks of Catan but you’ll have to wait until the next product run as the first batch sold out. You can order yours over at Betabrand. Betabrand is an online store that releases new inventions every week and has a thing for limited edition goods. These socks, clearly […]
Disney characters turned into DC and Marvel superheroes
How would Disney’s warrior princess Merida do as Batwoman? What about Jessica Rabbit as Poison Ivy? Artist Aegis Kitty can show us with this clever series. In addition to a busy Tumblr, Aegis also maintains a deviant art profile which is ideal if you would like to buy a commission.
Star Wars universe pin-up girls
Dominic Marco is a Canadian artist who’s Deviant Art profile lists his favourite styles as cartoon and French impressionism. He’s responsible for a bold series of Star Wars pin-ups; a mashup of 60s style calendar girls with toon, modelling on miniature versions of favourite spaceships or droids.
A review of Monster Massacre
Monster Massacre is a graphic novel anthology from an impressive collection of artists and storytellers. The line-up includes Jack Kirby, Alex Horley, Joe Simon, Mark A Nelson, Andy Kuhn, Ron Marz, Sami Basri, Ian Edington, D’Israeli, Tony Raney, Vito Delsante, Dave Wilkins and Javier Aranda. There are 10 stories in the showcase and each one […]
