jwz: dead franchises

dead franchises

11 years ago

Exhibit A:

Exhibit B:

Tags: a/b, furries, movies, space, zombies

10 Responses:

azul_ros says:

11 years ago at 8:48 pm

So that's why Sears is using Zombies to sell their wares. Makes sense!
mikemariano says:

11 years ago at 8:56 pm

I know Star Wars had that unfortunate Death Troopers novel, but so far it seems like fussy old Star Trek has ignored the zombie trend.

Um, as long as you don't count the Borg...
- option12 says:
  
  11 years ago at 9:06 pm
  
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MyO2k-jApng
  
  just read it, not bad at all.
  
  http://www.amazon.com/Night-Living-Trekkies-ebook/dp/B003Z6QF6O/ref=tmm_kin_title_0?ie=UTF8&m=AG56TWVU5XWC2
- curgoth says:
  
  11 years ago at 4:23 pm
  
  In addition to the dozen or so regular Trek zombies, there was at least one zombie borg at the Toronto Zombie Walk last weekend.
kyhwana says:

11 years ago at 11:40 pm

I don't see any furries?
- lionsphil says:
  
  11 years ago at 5:48 am
  
  jwz seems to tend to use that tag for pretty much any kind of full-costume roleplay.
  
  It's weird seeing Stormtroopers covered with blood, given the films were so clean about all their violence.
fantasygoat says:

11 years ago at 7:18 am

Amusingly, I was commenting to my friends last night that I didn't think zombie stormtroopers were possible.

The internet proves me wrong once again.
- vanbeast says:
  
  11 years ago at 7:25 am
  
  It stands to reason that if porn exists (see rule 34) then non-porn must exist as well.
  - gryazi says:
    
    11 years ago at 8:13 pm
    
    That's Rule 43.
hadlock says:

11 years ago at 8:54 pm

Can someone explain how chickenwire/wire mesh is used to aid building stormtrooper helmets? It seems that most people opt for the vacuum molded PVC route; this method intrigues me.