Rick Lucey

Thats a strange question to ask Godzilla 🤔

Batman: The Doom that came to Gotham by Mike Mignola #comicart

The chilling scream used by the pod people in Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1978) was created by layering and heavily manipulating multiple sound effects, giving the creatures an eerie and inhuman voice.

Batman Beyond by @Lyle_Cruse

Zoinks!

Nightbreed (1990) Any fans?

Batman v Superman cumple 10 años y el rescate de Martha aún sigue siendo la mejor escena de acción de Batman en la gran pantalla. Snyder no usó prácticamente CGI y su propósito fue mostrar la grandeza del personaje. De lo mejor del cine de superhéroes. x.com/StephenSeanFor…

Art like this proves to me that superhero movies can be grounded and take themselves seriously while still keeping classic costumes. That’s not to say modernized costumes are bad at all, but just that I think we don’t need them as much as people think.

Happy birthday to "Big Blown Baby" creator, "Hellboy Junior" co-creator, "Twisted Tales" and longtime "Mad" contributor, "The Ren & Stimpy Show" writer/ storyboard artist and "Space Jam" character designer, Bill Wray.

"Get To The Choppa" scene from Predator (1987) This is Arnold Schwarzenegger's personal favorite catchphrase of all of his films that he appears in.

Batman: The Animated Series Rogues

Red Carpet Premiere For Godzilla Final Wars (2004)

Sam Kieth was a colleague, friend, and revolutionary artist for many of us in comics. Beyond his landmark titles outside Marvel, he also penciled covers like Marvel Comics Presents, where he captured power, emotion, and story in ways few could. Our thoughts are with his family.

Batman: The Animated Series title cards

There needs to be more of these TALES!!!

The Evil Dead (1981) TV spot

@DutchButters Hey slow down pal you are being too logical, practical and just not nutty enough...try again! Cheers!

I’ve got an idea. A new Star Trek show set shortly after the TNG /DS9 era with a new crew, New ship and exploring a new quadrant of space. Written and ran by creators who are familiar with, understand and respect the lore of the show that came before.

Batman Beyond Rogues

Charles Bronson on the set of Once Upon a Time in the West (1968)