#atomic robot

[elexolite]

[Atomic Ballerina]: Prime-Concept#3 Unfinished Dragoon Glam. (FreeTrial Compatible!) Initially I thought this wasn't FreeTrial compatible, but it actually comes from the FFXIV Online Store. This glam, lightly inspired by Atomic Heart's Ballerina Twins makes for good casual cosplay. However with certain skin-tones perhaps the glamour could become more comparble to the original source

WeaponRecommendation: Alexandrian Metal Blade dyable (for PLD) Alexandrian Visor of Maming(Fending for Tank) Leisurewear High-cut shirt PeaceLover's Gloves Bunny Tights Dirndl's Pumps (Neck: Ishgardian Knight's Choker)

[auraeseer]

Blow me . . .

[darkmovies]

John Carpenter réalisera un autre film, mais il a certaines conditions pour le faire ⋆ DarKMovies

S'adressant à un magazine en l'honneur de son prochain 75e anniversaire : John Carpenter a évoqué la perspective de faire un autre film.

[thecomicon]

James Wan To Produce Dylan Dog Television Series

James Wan To Produce Dylan Dog Television Series

The proposed Dylan Dog TV series got a recent boost on Monday with word of a new producer joining the team: Aquaman‘s James Wan.

Slashfilmreports the prolific horror-meister and his company, Atomic Robot, have joined an effort to bring Tiziano Sclavi’s famous comic book character to the screen. First published in 1986, the series follows “nightmare investigator” Dylan Dog. Forever dressed in a…

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[thecomicon]

No More Insidious Plots? Atomic Robot And The Spectre Of Tomorrow #1 From IDW

No More Insidious Plots? Atomic Robot And The Spectre Of Tomorrow #1 From IDW

Another fun looking title out this week (we all like fun comics, right?) is IDW’s Atomic Robot and The Spectre of Tomorrow by Brian Clevinger (writer) and Scott Wegener with colours by Anthony Clark. Remember those carefree days when the world was only imperiled by things like giant mutants from the sea or the occasional mad scientist dinosaur? Now it’s 2017 and everything’s horrible all the…

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[discount-supervillain]

robits so robito

[retro-a-go-go]

We lost actor Bob May this weekend. He had worked for years as an actor and stuntman in Hollywood, but his most famous role was undoubtedly as the man inside the robot suit in the 60's sci-fi classic "Lost In Space". Studio legend has it that he got the job because he was on the Fox lot the day they were looking for someone who could fit the confines of the elaborate costume. He got the job, though he did not voice the robot. That job fell to Lost In Space series narrator Dick Tufeld.

His first "acting" job was at 2 years old in his grandfather Chic Johnson's infamous Bradway comedy revue; Hellzapoppin'. Of all the roles over a long career, he cited his tenure as the robot as his favorite.  He even referred to his cramped costume as "home away from home". Because the suit was so difficult to remove, he'd stay in it during breaks in filming. Co-stars often joked about the cigarette smoke they frequently spotted rising out of the robot.  May was 69.