Very cool. I especially like the fourth one from the top. It and the last one seem the most like actual pin-ups girl images.

I don't know if this has been posted before but here you can officially download the Bioshock Artbook (for the first game, not the new one)
15 MB low-res:
http://downloads.2kgames.com/bioshock/artbooklow.zip

75MB high-res:
http://downloads.2kgames.com/bioshock/artbookhigh.zip

Last edited by Beauregard (2010-02-14 16:27)

Being a big fan of the GI Joe line from the 80s (was a collector till some years but kept only about 20 mint-toys nowadays) and also a fanatic comic reade, I just have to show you this. A shame I hadn't thought of this earlier

The "G.I. Joe vs. Transformers Dreamwave" mini-series:

This series took place in its own continuity set in World War II. The Transformers and GI Joe's all had completely different which were appropriate to the 1940's:
Here, Cobra had discovered and awakened the Decepticons, reformatting their vehicle modes into 1940s era war vehicles and weapons. The two evil forces conquered much of Europe in an alternate version of World War II. G.I. Joe, here a group of American infantry men, find the Autobots who aid them in stopping both Cobra and the Decepticons.



http://www.yojoe.com/comics/tranjoe/

Here's another one by Dan Blomberg from the CG Forums page (under his name "rasseltassel"). It's based upon the Iron Grip game:

Beauregard, please provide a link to that delightful picture. I want to see it in larger size, but somehow I cpuld not find my way to it at that forum.