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This is the most convincing theory on the ending of The Sopranos that I’ve seen yet.

RIP James Gandolfini

Concept art for the 1987 Masters of the Universe film starring Dolph Lundgren.

Artist: Claudio Mazzoli

Trailer:

Yes, this is real!

Kickboxer Robocop (aka Rings Untouchable) was produced by Joseph Lai and Betty Chan of IDF Film & Arts Ltd, who were responsible for countless ridiculous (and mostly ninja related) movies from the ’80s and early ’90s.

I guess they knew people wouldn’t be able to make any sense of the movie on their own, so they went ahead and explained the entire plot on the back:

When a power enhancing drug has hallucinogenic side effects on kickboxer, Jack, he refuses to take it, and is then dropped by his manager. Desperate for money, he takes his teammate Kevin’s offer to deliver some cocaine. It is a set-up to take the business away from drug lord, Henry. Jack ends up in prison with Axel who was caught in the same deal.

They meet Wilfredo, Jose, and Ramon in jail and they plan an escape. They are successful, but must split into two groups. Wilfredo, Jose, and Ramon start robbing banks, but become deadly enemies when Wilfredo decides to go straight after falling in love with a local girl. He is gunned down by Henry’s hitman, David, because of his association with Jack. Axel also dies, but in a fight with Kevin.

Corrupt fight promoter, Parker, agrees to set up a fight between now blood rivals Kevin and Jack, and bets heavily on Jack. In order to ensure his success, he pumps Jack full of the experimental drug which brings out Jack’s ultimate fighting power while making Kevin appear as a fearsome robot to Jack. Crazed by the drug, Jack does win the fight, and is finally able to give up the ring and seek a peaceful life.

Definitely sounds like an “Outstanding and Entertaining Film!”

Another Clip:

via CG

Sailor Venus from the anime/manga, Sailor Moon, in the style of a movie poster.

Artist: Georgy Redreev

Bonus: 10 Minute Extended Version

Harley Quinn, Kill Bill, Alice in Wonderland, Arrested Development, and Royal Tenenbaums art by Dave Greco.

A great face swap of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost from Shaun of the Dead (2004).

Artist: Bernie ‘BAM’ Gross

Artist: J. Scott Campbell

Featured in the upcoming NEW FairyTale Fantasies calendar 2014 with stunning colors by Neil Ruffino. Debuting at San Diego Comic-Con and available for online purchase a few weeks later.

Damn it feels good to be a gangsta.

A Game of Thrones x The Goonies mashup by Greg Marathas

Powerpuff Girls, Harley Quinn, Superman, Chewbacca, Wonder Woman, The Maxx, Princess Mononoke, Donatello, The Flash and Scooby Doo.