Chris A Field, Otherverse Games
@otherverseg
Founder of Otherverse Games. Transformer Nerd. Ex-Navy. Pro-choice pagan badass. He/him. Same handle on the Muskhole.
Not just any bridge, the Black Hole features the USS Cygnus, one of the most beautiful and ostentatious space ships of all time.
Edge of Tomorrow aka Live, Die, Repeat is a series of weaponized flashbacks.
In terms of traditional artists I've always loved Alphonse Mucha.
Probably Jim Lee. There's other comic artists that are a skilled, or more skilled than he at one aspect of comic creation or another but he did almost everything to an incredibly high standard.
The Four Horsemen sculpted version of Trap Jaw. Holy crap, they took an already great design and improved it.
Dino-Riders, particularly as a 28 mm war game. A few weeks ago Games Workshop released an image of a similar faction of dino saur riding space elves and it whet my appetite. How much fun would these things be to build and paint up?
Chicken titty, mashed potatoes and brussel sprouts.
Labyrinth is an anti-abortion metaphor. Teen girl "wishes away" unwanted baby, immediately freaks, repents and spends the entire movie trying to get him back. Later gets chased down a dark, wet, round hallway by a giant scraping machine.
Non Marvel, DC or Image cover of the Day Something I love is how many of the classic Bloodshot covers are just him getting his ass utterly kicked. If your protagonist has a healing factor, you might as well have fun with it.
Legion of Superheroes tactical gatcha game with rare pulls corresponding to more obscure continuities. A Vixen Metrodiavania where each animal totem you get opens up new traversal options.
Terrance Stamp, John Hurt and half the UK's roster of actors and few people, even in the 40K fandom have seen it.
Marvel Comics Grimlock. He was a real dickhead and he already showed an appreciation for fancy hats.
As a character: Ravage and Sky Lynx. As a toy, Ramhorn. He's a shockingly fun little figure. I got him for the first time in the Bombshell reissue a few years back.
Post a comic book cover you love. No explanation, no justification. Just some ART.
You fuckers want to see something adorable? Meet Waffle, child of Pancake, the mouser and shop cat at the feed store my mom frequents. He is tiny yet already dedicated to the job.
My Psi-Watch campaign setting, which I really need to revisit and modernize is inspired almost entirely by the first wave of Image Comics. It's a ridiculously fun setting.
Post a comic cover you love. Art by Ron Garney. #ComicSky