I wish I’d thought of this design before Gray Morrow. He’d be awesome on the Kill Team. [Golden Age Comic Book Stories]
Category Archives: Giant Robots
Prisoner of the Giant Robot!
Giant Robot vs Superman
[By Thomas Boatwright]
Less limited, color Kill All Monsters prints!
As promised, here’s the color version of Jason’s Kill All Monsters print, also debuting this weekend at the Image Expo. If you’ll be there, you can find Jason at the New Reliable Press table (#306); also the home of Kill All Monsters‘ awesome letterer, Ed Brisson.
Limited edition Kill All Monsters prints debut at Image Expo
This weekend is the Image Expo and Jason will be there with these nifty, extremely limited edition Kill All Monsters prints. There will also be a color version (I’ll show you that tomorrow), but this is not just a black-and-white print of a color file. Jason personally toned and gray-scaled these, so there are quite a few differences between the two versions.
In addition to matching Jason’s black-and-white work on the actual comic, these are cool because he’s only printing 50 of them. If you’ll be at the Expo, you can find Jason at the New Reliable Press table (#306), which is also the home of Kill All Monsters‘ awesome letterer, Ed Brisson.
Perillo Giant Robo Karaoke
By Dave Perillo.
Ulises Farinas’ Zupi cover
Ulises Farinas not only shares this amazing piece he did for the cover of Zupi magazine, he walks you step-by-step through his process. If you’re wondering about the little numbers everywhere, “Thats the key to discovering every character in the piece! Secret Secrets.”
I need this magazine.
[The Beat]
Giant robot vs monster movie: Godaizer
Godaizer Animated Short. (Full Length 19 min version.) from hilscreate on Vimeo.
Hillary Yeo sent along this 19-minute, animated film he made about a giant monster attack and the giant-robot-suited cure for it. He’s been showing it in some film festivals and figured it would be right up our alley here at KAM. He is, of course, right.
How to get a Kill All Monsters sketch card
Jason has a couple of options for buying the Kill All Monsters! Chapter One ashcan from his store, one of which includes a dandy sketch card like this one. It might be late to order it as a Christmas gift, but it’s never too late to get one for yourself!
Scott Nelles’ giant monster and robot sculptures
Scott Nelles makes awesome cast-bronze and -aluminum pieces of various sizes including the 15″ King Kong coin bank ($150) above and these 14″ giant robot banks ($200 each) to fight him. [Calvin's Canadian Cave of Cool]