Asplenia Studios Magnets

The Asplenia Studios logo, presented in the color green

The iconic Duran Duran "Rio" album cover gets a makeover!

These types of robots/mecha are commonly referred to as 'chicken walkers'. We have from left to right: AT-ST (Star Wars), Regult (Macross), Ostall (Crusher Joe), and ED-209 (Robocop).

The Black Lion from Voltron / GoLion in all of its glory! Due to the stylized design and the specific subject matter, it is recommended that this shirt be purchased ONLY in black(other color options may be available by default).

A tribute to one of the greatest movies of all time: Real Genius

The Green Lion from Voltron / GoLion in all of its glory! Due to the stylized design and the specific subject matter, it is recommended that this shirt be purchased ONLY in green.

Rock out in true 80s 8-bit style!

Poor MacReady... always gets stuck with the crap jobs. A companion piece to Plissken's Dog Walking Service and Burton's Dog Walking Service.

A tribute to one of the greatest comedies of all time: Real Genius

A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") of the Knight Sabers from the classic anime Bubblegum Crisis.

A tribute to one of the greatest films of all time: Real Genius

A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") version of the MS-09R-2 Rick Dom II, which originally appeared in the OAV Gundam 0080: War in the Pocket.

A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") of the Knight Sabers from the classic anime Bubblegum Crisis.

Resisting Tyrannical Government drawing with the Asplenia Studios logo in the bottom right corner

A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") of the character Sylia Stingray in her hard suit from the classic anime Bubblegum Crisis.

Who needs Cyberpunk when you can bring the Cyberfunk?

What if the classic cyber-punk/noir film got a release on NES? Here's a hypothetical scene from that game. This version of the image has been processed to mimic how it would look on a classic CRT television set.

Mr. B Natural, classically skewered in one of the best MST3K segments ever, is honored in this new drawing.

Who needs Cyberpunk when you can bring the Cyberfunk? The Cyberfunk 1977 guitar player will whip out some sweet licks!

A tribute to one of the greatest comedies of all time: Real Genius

A cute, chibi-style rendition of the Battlestar Galactica (2004) version with a Viper Mk II.

Typical tourist trap

What if the classic cyber-punk/noir film got a release on NES? Here's what a hypothetical ending to that game might look like.

A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") of the character Priss Asagiri in her hard suit from the classic anime Bubblegum Crisis.

A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") of the character Linna Yamazaki in her hard suit from the classic anime Bubblegum Crisis.

A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") of the character Nene Romanova in her hard suit from the classic anime Bubblegum Crisis.

A mashup of Kaneda's motorcycle and the motoslave transformable motorcycle/power armor from Bubblegum Crisis.

If only Stansfield lived by Leon's rules, none of this would've happened.

A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") of the character Linna Yamazaki in her hard suit from the classic anime Bubblegum Crisis.

A super-deformed/chibi version of the obscure Layzner MkV!

Typical tourist trap

A super-deformed/chibi (ie- "cute") of the character Sylia Stingray in her hard suit from the classic anime Bubblegum Crisis.

What if the classic cyber-punk/noir film got a release on NES? Here's what a hypothetical character selection screen might look like. This version of the image has been processed to mimic how it would look on a classic CRT television set. (NOTE that due to the intentional pixelated nature of this image, it is only being offered on dark clothing)

The YF-19 and YF-21 reach for the sky as the main characters Guld, Isamu, and Myung are represented in an 80s-style design.

My own interpretation of a Myrddraal and two accompanying Trollocs from Robert Jordan's "Wheel of Time" series. I've taken some liberties with the characters which vary from the written description, but this is how I've always seen them in my mind's eye.

Famous quote by Adm. William H. Blandy. Really, look it up. The entire speech is hilarious.