For this competition all you have to do is supply a suitably humorous caption to the picture above in the comments page of this post, and the one judged to be the funniest wins.
Thor: Balder the Brave by Walter Simonson and Sal Buscema
For this competition all you have to do is supply a suitably humorous caption to the picture above in the comments page of this post, and the one judged to be the funniest wins.
Juan "Johnnie" Rico signed up with the Federal Service on a lark, but despite the hardships and rigorous training, he finds himself determined to make it as a trooper. In boot camp he will learn how to become a soldier, but when he graduates and war comes (as it always does for soldiers), he will learn why he is a soldier. Many consider this Hugo Award winner to be Robert Heinlein's finest work, and with good reason. Forget the battle scenes and high-tech weapons (though this novel has them)--this is Heinlein at the top of his game talking people and politics.
For this competition all you have to do is supply a suitably humorous caption to the picture above in the comments page of this post, and the one judged to be the funniest wins.
Richard Dolan has kindly donated the above picture as a prize for the lucky winner. This was drawn as a concept for a series of Domestos Commercials that Richard is working on. You can see more about Richard's work by clicking on his name.
For this competition all you have to do is supply a suitably humorous caption to the picture above in the comments page of this post, and the one judged to be the funniest wins.
Comic Book artist Dave Taylor has kindly drew and donated the above picture as a prize for the lucky winner, you can see his coloured version on his blog. Dave has drawn for DC illustrating Batman and drawn for Marvel UK. Dave is currently drawing for 2000AD.
For this competition all you have to do is supply a suitably humorous caption to the picture above in the comments page of this post, and the one judged to be the funniest wins.
Alan Lee, the Oscar-winning conceptual designer for the Lord of the Rings movie trilogy, discusses his approach to depicting Tolkien’s imaginary world. The book presents more than 150 of Lee’s celebrated illustrations to show how his imagery for both the illustrated Lord of the Rings and the films progressed from concept to finished art. In addition, the book contains 20 full-color plates and numerous examples of the conceptual art produced for Peter Jackson’s film adaptation.The Lord of the Rings Sketchbook provides a wealth of background information and will be of interest to those who know and love Tolkien’s work, from books to films to DVDs, as well as to budding artists and illustrators interested in how to approach book illustration.
For this competition all you have to do is supply a suitably humorous caption to the picture above in the comments page of this post, and the one judged to be the funniest wins.
Animator Boris Hiestand has kindly drew and donated the above pictures of 2 Nazi Werewolves as prizes for the lucky winners. You can see the final colour versions of the pics here
For this competition all you have to do is supply a suitably humorous caption to the picture above in the comments page of this post, and the one judged to be the funniest wins.
Comic Book artist Dylan Teague has kindly drew and donated the above picture as a prize for the lucky winner. Dylan has drawn for 2000AD doing covers for Judge Dredd and Rogue Trooper. He's inked and coloured on Marvel UK titles. He's worked for DC Comics on Jonah Hex and regularly provides artwork for publications such as FHM and SFX, he also has a Graphic Novel in the works but can't say too much about that at the moment, you'll have to keep an eye on his Blog for more info.
For this competition all you have to do is supply a suitably humorous caption to the picture above in the comments page of this post
The guys at Stirton Productions have kindly given a copy of their new film One Day Removals as a prize, and the films Director Mark Stirton will be judging the competiton. The DVD is Region 0 and the film is 88 minutes in length. The film features very strong language and violence so I'd say don't enter if you're under 18.One Day Removals - World Premiere at Raindance Festival
Stirton Productions is happy to announce that the latest movie One Day Removals, has been accepted to show in the 16th Raindance Festival in October. Raindance is the biggest venue in the UK for independent films and is very well regarded in the industry. Details of showing dates and the festival jury will be announced this week - Raindance Festival Site.
In the comments simply put the name of the Film or TV show next to the appropriate letter. So if you think the Spaceship in A is say from Total Recall then put A - Total Recall and if you think B is Titanic then put B - Titanic and so on... ...mind you if you think B actually is Titanic best not enter this competition :)
One of the most extraordinary, imaginative and ambitious novels of the century: a history of the evolution of humankind over the next 2 billion years. Among all science fiction writers Olaf Stapledon stands alone for the sheer scope and ambition of his work. First published in 1930, Last and First Men is full of pioneering speculations about evolution, terraforming, genetic engineering and many other subjects.
1: Earth Mk 2 - The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy
The Stars My Destination by Alfred Bester