Yuki 7: Looks That Kill

It's Labor Day in the US, so I'll just post this. It's more awesome than anything else I'll likely post all week anyway.


Looks That Kill - HD from Yuki 7 on Vimeo.

The Awesome List: Batman vs. Sasquatch!

Gear Island



I have no idea what this project of Jeremy Vanhoozer's is, but whatever it is I can't wait for it.

Yuki 7 and the Gadget Girls



Kevin Dart's groovy spygirl has her own website with videos, a store, a blog, and more.

After the break: Pulp Girls, Batman meets Alpha Flight, lovey Frankenstein, and Atlantis' Avenging Sneakers.

Saturday Night Art Show: Her Toxic Terror

Vikings



By Warden Wood. [Galactic Central]

Shark



By Sam Nielson. [Avalanche Software Art Blog]

Jules Verne



By Ted McKeever. [Hey, Oscar Wilde! It's Clobberin' Time!]

Unused Incredibles Villain



By Lou Romano. [Admiral Calvin]

Marooned Under the Sea



By HW Wesso. [Poulpe Pulps]

Yuki 7 in The Pinch of Salt



By Bob MacNeil. [One of many awesome Yuki 7 illustrations at Kevin Dart's blog]

Black Canary



By Mahmud Asrar.



By Justin Coffee. [Comic Books!]



By George Perez. [All About George Perez]

Poison Ivy



By Jason Lysinger. [DrawerGeeks]

Hulk Geo



By Jamie Roberts [Kirby-Vision]

The Human Bat v. the Robot Gangster



By - as near as I can tell - RS Davies. [American Pulps & Magazines]

I Just Want a Glazed



By Jeremy Vanhoozer.

The Galaxy's Greatest Comic Magazine!



By Otis Frampton. As I commented on Otis' blog, I never noticed before how closely the original Star Wars heroes match up with the Fantastic Four. There's the hero, his girlfriend who becomes his wife, her impetuous brother, and the hero's monstrous-looking best bud. Pretty cool.

Yuki7 and the Art of Kevin Dart

I found this picture at Ted Mathot's blog and wanted to know more about the character it depicts: the stylish Yuki 7. Seems like a great Action Girl kind of character, eh? Well, Mathot says that she's the creation of Kevin Dart, an artist I've had in my sidebar (along with his studiomate Chris Turnham) for a while.

When I originally added Kevin and Chris' site to my bookmarks, all they had was an astoundingly excellent gallery of posters for fake movies like The Deadly Bikini Girls of Shark Island and Scubagirl. Now they have a blog and Dart's got a blog, and having discovered them, I'm still cleaning up bits of exploded brain from my keyboard. I could seriously spend the rest of my life making up stories based on Dart's posters and die a happy man.

I still don't know too much about Yuki 7 other than she's a '60s-style spy character from what Mathot calls "an upcoming book project." Whoever she is, I'm looking forward to reading more about her when Dart's book comes out.