Adventuregallery: Ghost from the Deep

Your 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea Picture of the Day



By Anton Otto Fischer.

Your Sea Devils Cover of the Day



By Russ Heath.

The Wings of a Bat



By John Schoenherr.

Dinosaur



By Nelson Gonzalez. (More dinosaurs at DrawerGeeks.)

Awesome List: Primeval, boardgames, giant monsters and robots, spacemen, BSG, and Star Wars

Primeval



Dinosaurs invade the modern world. Coming soon to BBCAmerica.

Dust



Axis and Allies, if there had been giant robots and other alien tech available during WWII.

Speaking of boardgames...

Topless Robot rates the five best and worst boardgames based on movies. They forgot Star Wars: Escape from the Death Star though. Definitely should've been in the Best list.

Gigantic



Rick Remender and Eric Nguyen are coming out with a comic about giant robots, monsters, and consumer culture.

More giant robots vs. giant monsters

Robert Hood's got the dope on G. It features one of the coolest giant robot designs I've ever seen. And a giant monster using a couple of train cars as nunchuks.

Additional Laws of Robotics

Something Awful has discovered 27 more, less-famous Laws that Asimov came up with. Like this one:

23. A robot must shut up around girls and let me, Isaac Asimov, do the talking; however, a robot may bail me out if things start to go haywire.

Pulp Sci Fi work safety posters

I wish my work was cool enough to hang these around.

Buck Rogers Doll



It's a great-looking doll. I just don't know if it's $175 worth of great-looking.

Caprica trailer

Eric Stoltz almost makes me want to watch the otherwise lame-looking soap opera Caprica. Think I'll just pop in Some Kind of Wonderful again instead.

And as long as we're talking about Battlestar Galactica spin-offs I'm not interested in

TokyoPop's got a BSG manga anthology coming out.

Okay, back to the Awesome...



Whatever eFx Collectibles is asking for this Ralph McQuarrie version Vader helmet, it'll be worth it.

You baked that? You're braver than I thought.



I'm hungry now.

Adventureblog Gallery: Indy, a couple of Hoppers, Wonder Woman, Sinbad, and a space monster

Indy and Marion



By Grant Gould.

Eleven AM

So, I'm reading Stephen King's Duma Key right now and on page 360 I get to this passage where the narrator is visiting an old woman in her room and she's got a print of Edward Hopper's Eleven AM above her bed. King describes it as "an archetype of loneliness waiting patiently at the window for some change, any change." Then, two pages later, he says this:

Over her head, the loneliest girl in the world sat in a chair and looked out the window forever, face hidden by the fall of her hair, naked but for a pair of shoes.

Made me want to see what he was talking about.



By Edward Hopper.

Wonder Woman and Malcolm Magic



By Malcolm's co-creator Lawrence Etherington.

Sinbad



By Pierre Alary.

Giant Two-Headed Space Monsters and the Men Who Kill Them



By Berni Wrightson.

Adventureblog Gallery: Space People and Robots

Buck Rogers



Via.

Giant Robot Mosquito



Via.

Princess Leia


By Jamie Baker.

Planet of the Apes

By Otis Frampton.

Space Girl



By Chris Reccardi.

Rocket Boots



Also by Jamie Baker.

Doctor Who



By Ben Templesmith.