Tapestries

Description: Obsessed with returning to the future only to discover that he was already there.

Description: Bad Wolf

Description: Krull

Description: Pronounced, Mee Crow Man, this Japanese toyline was converted into the Micronauts by Mego in the 1970s.

Description: The final frontier was in all of our minds.

Description: Another show from my childhood. Space Giants was wild.

Description: Hayata hold the capsule above his head...

Description: Gone but not forgotten.

Description: Giant Robot, Go!

Description: Isaac, your Bartender

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

Description: Baron Karza was the big bad from the Micronauts comics and the toy line by Mego. He was also the obligatory Darth Vader-esque character that every property seem to come out with back then.

Description: Hell here

Description: The yang to Baron Karza's yin, Force Commander was the royal defender of the good on Homeworld in the Microverse.

Description: From 1971, until 1984, Bob Wilkens hosted a wonderful television program called Creature Features. It was broadcast from channel 2 in the San Francisco Bay Area, but made its way to other areas. Bob passed away in 2009, and I still think about his awesome show.

Description: Before Nintendo... there was Family Computer.

Description: Even death can not keep her from her true love.

Description: MmmmmMMm... Gum. Good!

Description: A great pulp logo for a great pulp hero.

Description: Remember those ads in comic books. You too can become almost as deadly as the deadliest man alive. His main skill was Marketing and Hyperbole. Did this ad make me seek out over half a lifetime of training? Nope. But I still love how visually stunning it is.

Description: Giant Robot, Go!

Description: This comic shop, in Citrus Heights CA, was the closest thing to Shambala that I had when I was a child.

Description: Something is always going down at the Circle K

Description: I really wanted to do a very 80's design. This one turned out to be very colorform-esque.

Description: I can recall a time when I was 10 or 11, and I was grounded from watching TV. Except for 321 Contact on PBS.

Description: This one hurt when they closed their doors. Tower was huge where I grew up.

Description: My take on a very old publicly owned classic.

Description: When coffee isn't enough?

Description: This composition woke me up at 4:30 in the morning. I was compelled to get up and render it.

Description: Gone but never forgotten.

Description: Still my favorite little robot to this day.

Description: A wonderful, wonderful cat.

Description: Ōgon Bat (Japanese: 黄金 バット, Hepburn: Ōgon Batto, literally "Golden Bat") is a Japanese superhero created by Suzuki Ichiro and Takeo Nagamatsu in 1931 who originally debuted in a kamishibai (paper theater).

Description: Defunct since 1956.

Description: Gone but never forgotten.

Description: Just about every time you saw this come up on the screen, you knew you were in for something special.