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Oddly, for the past few days, I was toying with crack shipping Flexia Bast and Wilfred P. Feird as a married couple with blended families. She's a widowed proud warrior race gal with two teens and a three year old. He's a divorced pushy businessman with three adult children.

I'm still sore that my graphic novel proposal, Sci Fi Guy!, on Kickstarter died like a dog going under a Peterbuilt with less than 1% of funding. >:(

For bad LiS, I go for Cousin Smith. While the Veggies and ilk are howlingly bad, Cousin Smith is just sit there and do nothing sort of lame.

Top ten items:

I'm delighted and amazed that Gary Panter and Jimbo are on this list.

Isn't this sort of Prog or something?

It's probably the most obvious choice.

My Kickstarter project could use a little love before it dies like a dog.
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/19112…
Otherwise, I'm going start donating to some of these as the flip side of the raised finger or pulled string that I could have used in the '80s, but wasn't there.

Then how did the aliens get created?

The top picture looks like a frumpier version of the old MPC Pilgrim Observer plastic kit.

That sort of thing was already parodied in my old webcomic.

"Sex Bomb" by Flipper. Duh!

I like the the sublime creepiness of red-eyed cosmic terror suggested by this.

Maybe if somebody needs a photo ref for a Sloggoth. Just invert the eye color....

Yuppie Boomers, patting themselves as being the most cosmic and groovy generation ever, take themselves and their larvae out on a luxury starship and spread Political Correctness to an awaiting and appreciative universe.

Hopefully this will inspire me to get going again on Sci Fi Guy! Which is my webcomic about being a nerd in the late '70s.

Also a 'verse where I can upload fsckin' pictures to fsckin' io9 from fsckin' Safari without getting a fsckin' endless bog.... Grrr!

Here are three from a couple of my' verses that I drew by my widdle self....

There's a life size, fiber-glass, concept car version of it hanging in the Studebaker National Museum in South Bend, Indiana. It was built circa 1957 as their best guess at what they'd be building in 2057. The company was around 105 years at the time so they thought that the next century or so would be just a matter