Re: Spank Nazi, since we can't
resist messing with success anyway, and since Nazis inevitably dress up
any tableau (at least, any of our tableaux), we willingly inserted this
Teutonic tormentor into our tried and true Forty
Whacks scenario at the request of a private commissioner.
That nothing is beneath us here at F&L World HQ should be apparent
from Fairy Tails, our
scurrilous renditon of three of your most beloved uncopyrightable (suck
it, DIS) heroines of children's literature, as ingeniously imagined by
one of our private commissioners (don't tell us similar ideas -- and
far worse -- haven't crossed your mind!)
Record labels come and apparently mostly
go, but Metal Blade continues to be everybody's favorite independent
purveyor of brain liquifying tuneage. Our paths crossed in the mid 80's
and we ended up producing two album covers for Overkill, and three for Intruder, the first of
which were Under the
Influence and A
Higher Form of Killing. (Compare the finished UtI with our original
study...)
What a rich, stupid vein of source
material Plan 9
from Outer Space is! It's hard to believe some marginally talented
post modernist hasn't brought forth a remorselessly unfunny Dudley Manlove Adventures. (Note
to selves: find out who holds the DM copyright.) Our Plan 9 (formally known as Here
Lies Ed) originally appeared in our spicy undead compendium, Zombiesexual.
Stardancers
(along with Tube
Monster) was a promotional poster for the unproduced Star-Wars-like
spec project of the same name. The posters still turn up from time to
time.
Before the hugely successful and
influential Girl Genius, there was the 180- degrees-the-other-way (but
still unbelievably popular -- how does he do it? Devil worship? Phil?)
XXXenophile, which spawned what must have been a pretty interesting
RPG, for which we did this card
art.
To see nice big scans of the images from
our Art Fantastix/F&L Gallery book, go to http://www.artfan.net/, click on
Fantasy Art, and then Fastner & Larson.
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