My condolences to every artist who wanted their OC to have a really cool complicated-looking gun right up until the first time they attempted a pose that would require it to be drawn at a slight angle.
Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga Art by Monkey East
Development images for Final Fantasy Tactics, circa early 1996.
According to Yasumi Matsuno, the original plan was to create a real-time strategy game akin to Ogre Battle: The March of the Black Queen, but this concept was eventually scrapped.
R.I.P. to a legend. If you haven't seen Kaufman's Invasion of the Body Snatchers, Roeg's Don't Look Now or Pakula's Klute, make 'em a priority. Kelly's Heroes is also a fun time.
Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree (2024) - Launch Trailer
Space Runaway Ideon (1982)
Ultra Mega #5 Art by Mike Mignola
"lol, didn't right wing chuds realize The Boys was making fun of them?" Folks, I'm gonna let you in on a little secret. Chuds don't actually give a shit about "the politics" despite all their whining about it. All they give a shit about is whether or not they can project their fascist jerk off fantasies onto a piece of media. They ain't mad that The Boys got "political." They're mad that the show introduced a black woman who isn't intimidated by their precious cinnamon roll Nazi Superman -- introduces her via a scene where he goes to *her* for help no less -- and calls him out on his bullshit. They're mad that this season revealed one of their tough, manly man anti-heroes is bisexual and gave him a black boyfriend. You can't "gotcha" these clowns. Just tell 'em to fuck off.
Seven (Andy Sidaris, 1979)
Which one of the Deadly Sins is that?
Rogue Trooper ad
Slaine - The Definitive Edition Vol. 1 Art by Mick McMahon
Marshal Law Takes Manhattan Art by Kevin O'Neill
Warriors of the Apocalypse (Bobby Suarez, 1984)
Bubblegum Crisis - Moonlight Rambler Art by Shinji Aramaki