Gatchaman vehicles

G-Force/Battle of the Planets vehicles available for preorder at the BBTS (but be prepared for sticker shock):

Illustration roundup

Comic by Madéleine Flores.




Illustration by Malika Favre for a 2012 calendar on sale at Gifted Co.




Princess from Battle of the Planets by Phil Noto.



Widespread Panic concert poster by Emek. Via.



Kilian Eng.

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Battle of the Planets, directed by John Hughes

Sean Hartter's latest alternate universe gem - - a Battle of the Planets movie starring Ralph Macchio.

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Link roundup

1. Series of Gatchaman advertisements for Monster Hunter (in Japanese).

2. Here's a great gallery of photos for that vintage Batman board game I posted. (The figurines leave something to be desired).

3. Long interview with JH Williams about Batwoman #1 (definitely the DC comic I've most looked forward to.)

4. Free Kindle and Nook downloads of a new steampunk short story by Cory Doctorow (it's part of this book).

5. Lord of the Rings Heroclix available for preorder at the BBTS.

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Science fiction travel posters (and a little G-Force)

Science fiction travel posters and Gatchaman by Neal McCullough. The first poster is on sale at Etsy. Via.



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Illustration roundup

The Albatross by Myke Amend on sale at the link.



Muammar Gaddafi by Noma Bar.




The Appleseed Cast concert poster by Kevin Tong on sale here.




Battle of the Planets by Neal McCullough on sale at Etsy.




Super Frog Saves Japan by Aaron McConnell (based on a story by Haruki Murakami) on sale at eBay to benefit Japan. Via.




WIP logo by Serge Seidlitz for the solo electronica project "Bone shaker."




Mister Miracle by Farel Dalrymple.




Hellboy by Duncan Fegredo being auctioned off at eBay to benefit Japan.




Topiary lion by Kim Dulaney, who was picked as one of Print's best new visual artists.




Urban Forest banner by Michael Worthington & Yasmin Khan.

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More Tsunami contributions

A few more gems from the Tsunami fundraiser I mentioned a few days ago:


Béatrice Bourloton.



Sébastien Vastra.



Oscar Favre.



Ludwig Alizon.



Alessandro Scacchia.



Thibaut Rassat.



Jokinen.

Link roundup

1. Comment and win Sherlock and Dr. Who DVDs.

2. A whole lot of locks.

3. Battle of the Planets fan art.

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Link roundup

1. Comment and win Sherlock and Dr. Who DVDs.

2. A whole lot of locks.

3. Battle of the Planets fan art.

*Buy Gatchaman toys at eBay.

Gatchaman poster

One of two Gatchaman poster concepts by Felix Ip.

*Previously: Gatchaman by Yoshitaka Amano.

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Yoshitaka Amano/Yoskay Yamamoto art show

Starting today, LeBasse Projects in Los Angeles will feature the artwork of Yoshitaka Amano and Yoskay Yamamoto.

*Previously: Penguin by Yamamoto.

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Gatchaman by Yoshitaka Amano

MOCA Taipei currently features a an exhibition of Gatchaman/Battle of the Planets art by Yoshitaka Amano. There's some related artwork on sale here.

*Previously: G-Force fan art.

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Maurice In Love

You can see several pages from Patrico Oliver's new book Maurice In Love here. And speaking of Patricio, I highly recommend his Cucos figures, one of which star in the Tenacious Toys ad in my sidebar.

*Previously: I Love It When You Talk Retro.

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Gatchaman movie poster (link roundup)

Gatchaman movie poster. Via.

And a few more links:

1. Need a job? They're looking for a new federal judge for Yosemite, pay of $160,000, and the environment seems ready for tv:

Also distracting is the local wildlife, which periodically shows up on the courthouse steps. “We often have a bear come through,” said Ray Kern, who works security at the court. “And coyote. Bobcats, too, on a regular basis. They come up to the front door. But we don’t let them in.”

Via.

2. Diagram shows the various, mostly fatal, outcomes in a Choose Your Own Adventure book. I always hated those books because the outcomes were so random. The competing D&D books often rewarded good choices.

3. A fan created a video for a Spinal Tap song, using Lego minifigs. Spinal Tap liked it so much, they used it during a tour...until Lego issued a cease and desist. Via.

*Previously: Gatchaman desktop wallpaper.

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