Posters and Art Prints

Description: I'm your huckleberry.

Description: Coffy is a 1973 American blaxploitation action thriller film written and directed by Jack Hill. The story is about a black female vigilante played by Pam Grier who seeks violent revenge against a heroin dealer responsible for her sister's addiction. Produced and distributed by American International Pictures (AIP), Coffy was the third Jack Hill film to star Grier, after The Big Doll House and The Big Bird Cage. Grier would go on to boost her career as the leading "femme fatale" of blaxploitation for the rest of the 1970s.

Description: Cosmo Navy est. 2199

Description: The Journey to the West is a favorite story of mine. A great mash up of Buddhist, Daoist and Chinese Gods.

Description: In 1975, Mattel decided to create an extension of the main toy line making Big Jim the leader of a Mission Impossible-like group of heroes for hire. This series is easy to identify because all related products have a howling wolf as its principal image and character art by Jack Kirby. The members of the spy group were named P.A.C.K., which is an acronym derived from "Professional Agents – Crime Killers".

Description: Tasty memories.

Description: A 20-year-old man (Kevin Brophy) who spent the first 10 years of his life running wild in the forests of northern Minnesota, after being raised by wolves, Lucan is taken to a research institute and taught the ways of human society. He is befriended by a kind researcher, Doctor Hoagland (John Randolph), with whom he bonded during his journey to civilization. Lucan's continued freedom at the research center is put in peril once his doctor friend and mentor is hurt.

Description: My spin on an old flight patch.

Description: Literally means "Ninja Unit Moonlight" a.k.a. Phantom Agents. A program from 1964 to 1966.

Description: Once a staple of 1970s beer lovers, now a distant memory of what your father used to drink.

Description: Join the UN Spacy Space Force!

Description: Do you remember this show?

Description: Take on the day as a classic giant robot!

Description: Three of my all-time favorite Anime franchises as represented by their pilots.

Description: In between GI Joe's 12 inch Adventure team and GI Joe: A Real American Hero, there was a short-lived 8 inch version of the Joe team. Super Joe Commander! At 7 years old, I was all in... I still am ;)

Description: Distressed, soft minimalistic Vampi

Description: This graphic was inspired by my favorite Kung Fu Theater Hero, Gordon Liu. I love that man!

Description: One of my favorite scenes in Battle of the Planets is when Mark changes into G1. It's still my favorite part when I now watch the original Gatchaman... Bird GO!

Description: Sci-Fi has many lessons to teach us... too bad we are too busy dealing with toxic fandom to learn them.

Description: One of the best figures of the original line.

Description: Shang-Chi

Description: Bio Booster: Out of Control

Description: One of my favorite Anime fighter space-craft from Space Battleship Yamato / Star Blazers.

Description: As Merlin's curse adorns your chest, wear it with pride and full of zest.

Description: Remember the when Ninja ruled the silver screens, and the airwaves?

Description: If you were a kid anywhere around 1978, then you know HERBIE. He replaced the Human Torch in the Fantastic Four cartoon that aired that year. Often maligned, it has its place in my childhood, and perhaps yours too.

Description: Those old Marvel Micronauts didn't always match up with my Mego Micronauts, but they were great stories. Anyhow, this is my homage to that classic toy line and those wonderful comics.

Description: Watch One Today.

Description: My favorite giant robot toy, doing what he did best!

Description: Better. Stronger. Faster.

Description: Avoid rather than check...

Description: My take on an old look.

Description: Nova of the Star Force.

Description: Take on the day as a classic giant robot!

Description: I did my best to recreate one of my absolute favorite Halloween decoration from the 70's.

Description: Those were the days. Everybody needed their own mix tape, or ten.