Illustration roundup

Thundarr the Barbarian and friends by Phil Noto.




River Thames Transport by Lauren Gentry. Via these sites.




Treading Through an Untrimmed Memory by Tran Nguyen, who also recently posted a Luna Lovegood painting for an upcoming show at Gallery Nucleus.




Sgt. Rock and the Men of War #1 cover by Tom Derenick. Via.




Alien Legion advertisement. (I remember being creeped out by this as a kid.)

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Thundarr the Barbarian Lego Cubedudes

Thundarr, Ookla, and Princess Areil Lego Cubedudes by Chris Giddens.

*Previously: Ookla fan art.

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Bob's Big Boy runs amok

Bob's Big Boy, Ookla, and the Batmobile by Ryan Hungerford available as prints here. Via.

*Previously: H.R. Giger's Batmobile design.

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Bob's Big Boy runs amok

Bob's Big Boy, Ookla, and the Batmobile by Ryan Hungerford available as prints here. Via.

*Previously: H.R. Giger's Batmobile design.

*Buy Thundarr the Barbarian toys at eBay.

Highlights from Rivet Gallery 80's Cartoons art show

A few of my favorites from Rivet Gallery's new show "We'll Be Right Back... After These Messages." You can see all of the artwork here. Links below are to the artists' personal sites:



Masters of the Universe class photo by Chris Lee.






Tiamat, Thundarr, He-Man, and Voltron by Scott Campbell. You know, speaking of the old Dungeons and Dragons cartoon, I highly recommend this post by Mark Evanier about his script-writing for the show. It's eye-opening to hear him describe how he was forced to insert the following theme into every episode: The group is always right...the complainer is always wrong.




M.A.S.K. by Clinton Reno.




Danger Mouse by Daniel Elson.




Rainbow Brite by Shannon Bonatakis.

*Previously: Spencer Brinkerhoff III draws my favorite Thundarr villain.

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