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ungoliantschilde · 10 months

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some Steve McNiven drawings.

Superman, Wonder Woman, and Conan look particularly inspired by the BWS style that Steve has been adopting as of late.

#Steve McNiven #Black and White #Superman #Wonder Woman #Aliens #Adam Strange #Spider-Man #Miles Morales #Moon Knight #Doctor Strange #Conan the Barbarian #Conan #Marvel Comics #DC Comics #Marvel #DC #Comics #Art #Illustration

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browsethestacks · 4 days

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Wonder Woman The Barbarian

Art by Kerry Callen

#Comics #Kerry Callen #Wonder Woman #Conan The Barbarian #Conan #Recreation #Cover Recreation #Art #Fantasy #Fantasy Comics

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doctorslippery · 11 days

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necromancy-savant · 7 months

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I have a fun question for you all: what's the worst movie that you love despite how objectively bad it is?

#ok I can't even decide for myself I mean there's Grave Encounters #and there's a large number of bigger films/cult classics that I think are objectively Bad but I personally still love them #like Conan or Herbert West #but I think the worst of all is a 1990 B movie called Cyber-CHIC #it's about a mad scientist with an accent he cannot decide on #and he creates a beautiful robot woman and she saves the day from the incel bad guy #the scientist himself takes on a purely parental role towards her #my friend and I were writing a song about it but at the time neither of us could come up with a melody #I wonder if I could now that I'm good at writing melodies

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tomoleary · 6 months

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Aaron Lopresti - Wonder Woman/Conan 5 (2018)

Source, source

#aaron lopresti #wonder woman #conan

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romancemedia · 1 year

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The Grief of Losing Your Fiancé

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classicartverso · 1 year

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Neal Adams (in memoriam) - Wonder Woman & Conan

#Neal Adams #in memoriam #Wonder Woman #conan

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see-arcane · 1 year

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I was reading the other day an analysis of Victorian female villains that kept calling her Penclosa and I thought you were talking about someone else XD

Penclosa

Penfara

Penwhereveryouarea*

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#yeah I think I remember seeing that typo before too #I tried looking up the actual last name Penelosa and I think ACD might have done a typo too!#the only lookalike names I could find were #Penalosa #and #Peñalosa #no Penelosa!#which given her name is put as 'Helen Penelosa' makes me wonder if she came up with a pseudonym #based off Helen of Troy (the most beautiful woman in Greek myth) and Penelope (the most loyal and cunning wife in Greek myth)#yes I am building a whole ass origin story for this one-off short story villainess why do you ask #helen penelosa #the parasite #arthur conan doyle

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my-forgotten-notepad · 1 year

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Dara of the Vikings

The Public Domain has some interesting and cool characters with wild and engaging backstories and worlds that for whatever reason have slipped into the Public Domain.

One of the cool characters with amazing worlds and unique characters would be Dara of the Vikings. The daughter of a hero who was presumably born and raised on a mythic island high up in Scandinavia where Dara and her father Druil and a host of immortal vikings maintain a vigil over a collection of powerful relics and weapons of other prolific viking warriors and kings.

Dara is a prolific warrioress an archer; who assists in repelling mercenaries and an entire (presumably) immortal band of Vikings led by a envious warrior called Cyngar.

The entire set-up feels very Conan the Barbarian/Red Sonja-esque. Considering the character is in fact in the Public Domain; you can just forget about how the only recorded story involving Dara of the Vikings finding two random americans who crashed onto her homeland via plane and helped them repel Cyngar and his forces.

But you could also have that narrative play out as well; Dara could be someone's way of playing with a Public Domain Wonder Woman type character. A living immortal anachronism dealing with the the gaping divide of her experiences on the Island of Tine and the modernity and progress of the globe; of how people may seek to conquer Tine to discover the secret of Immortality or people trying to understand magic to steal the might and power of the host of relics buried beneath the island.

Or you could have some kind of a similar start to that of the greater Conan cannon; have Cyngar attack Tine and violently wound Druil who manages to force Cyngar's forces off of the island, showcasing why he was given the title of 'The Heroic'. But only Druil and Dara knew the spell to open the vault of treasures deep within Tine and now; with Druil dead Cyngar must hunt Dara down and force her to open the vault. But this task prove's difficult as Dara had been approached by three soothsayers who spoke strange wisdoms to her the night before Cyngar's assault. Leading to Dara taking one of the mystic relics; The Golden Bow of Rolfe The Mighty and fleeing into the dark. Now Cyngar rules Tine and continues to seek a way into the vault beneath the island through cunning, deception, violence and polticking. The only one capable of liberating the Island of Tine and slaying Cyngar is Dara, Queen of the Vikings.

Just imagine Dara's design done in an art style similar to that of Frank Frazetta; that would be amazing

@publicdomainguy @corhore @frasier-crane-style @eric-coldfire

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geekynerfherder · 2 years

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Showcasing art from some of my favourite artists, and those that have attracted my attention, in the field of visual arts, including vintage; pulp; pop culture; books and comics; concert posters; fantastical and imaginative realism; classical; contemporary; new contemporary; pop surrealism; conceptual and illustration.

The art of Matteo Scalera.