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Category Archives: art
Art in the SDCC Guide
I think many moons ago, I mentioned that Michelle had submitted artwork to the San Diego Comic Con souvenir book. What I didn’t mention, however, is that her art was accepted! Here it is, in the book (click to embiggen): You can … Continue reading
Baby Magneto!
This CG-rendered image was created by CG artist Vitorugo. Fun stuff! Check out Cap’s shield and Thor’s hammer in the toy box behind him. Very well done.
Thor (movie) concept art
I’ve already waxed on about how much I enjoyed the Thor movie; for those who enjoy gorgeous sci-fi/fantasy concept art, over at Concept Art World Crag Shoji has posted images of some of his concept art from the movie Thor. … Continue reading
Fantastic Four from the Fantastic Michelle
Every year, Comic-Con offers a souvenir book to all attendees with lots of information, art, articles, etc. They also run a contest for attendees to contribute their own articles and art, based on the themes they choose. One of the … Continue reading
Posted in art, Comic Con, comics, The Nerdette
Tagged comic con, fantastic four, nerdette
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Clockwork Robber Barons and Zeppelin Zombies
Charlie Stross has already mentioned in his blog why Steampunk isn’t his favorite genre. However, in his inimitable way letting both fans and detractors have some fun with Steampunk tropes, in a blog entry yesterday, he is running a contest … Continue reading
Thanksgiving image and rundown
This is a real Thanksgiving cover from The Saturday Evening Post, November 1921: Nothing says Thanksgiving like a bloodthirsty, masked toddler holding a huge cleaver. And if you’re curious about the very first Thanksgiving held by about 50 Pilgrim and … Continue reading
Retro Star Wars Travel Posters!
Steve Thomas does a lot of retro and propaganda style posters. His travel posters cover planets, science fiction, and fantasy themes, and are a heaping plate of awesome, slathered in awesome sauce. He has a selection of eight Star Wars … Continue reading
Posted in art, Awesomeness, science fantasy, science fiction, Star Wars
Tagged poster art, star wars
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Marvel’s Avengers…in 1500AD
Black Panther author Francesco Francavilla in the Comic Twart blog as part of his Marvel “What If” covers week, drew a cover of The Avengers superhero team—in the year 1500! In his own words: So I give you, for the first … Continue reading










