POP! Goes The Nubia: Captain America

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Thursday, March 26, 2015

Throwback - New York Comic Con Past.

Who's excited for Comic Con?

Due to some inconveniences, I won't be able to attend San Diego Comic Con (damn you!) But my heart belong to New York anyways and I can't wait for Press Registration to open up for New York Comic Con. My friends over at Reed Pop are killing the game. October is going to be a GREAT month!

Being that it's Throwback Thursday and all, I thought I'd provide you with some cool images I took at New York Comic Con probably about 4 years ago (2011 I believe). Enjoy!

Click below to see more photos!

Sunday, February 15, 2015

Venom

Funko Introduces the Pop! Home Line.

Nubia Mejia 11:37:00 PM

I love Funko's POP! Toys and now... They're introducing POP! HOME.

Awesome right? I'm sure you've seen their vinyl figures around. Disney, Marvel, Movies, Heroes, TV, you name it, odds are they have it. Now they're breaking into what I like to call the "FUN home decor business" (~~fuck boring china~~). Anyway, they're using their POP! designs on mugs and salt and pepper shakers from what I can tell for now.

Coming soon they'll have spatulas, coasters, lanyards, pen toppers and more. You know what that mean!? Kitchen make over time bitches!

Who doesn't want a little Venom pepper on their pasta? You can rise and shine with a cup of Captain America joe. You see where I'm going with this?

What do you guys think about POP! Home?

Xx Nubia

Thursday, January 29, 2015

Wonderwoman

Throwback to Sacha Goldberger 'Super Flemish'.

Nubia Mejia 12:46:00 PM

Ok so I know this isn't really a "Throwback" (Dr. Evil Fingers) but I just started this blog recently and was looking for any excuse to feature French Photographers Sacha Goldberger's 'Super Flemish' series.

Goldberger took some fictitious pop culture icons such as superheros, fairytale characters and animals then photographed them as 16th century Flemish-style paintings. They wore their traditional outfits but with old-fashioned twists like ruffled collars and shirts with puffy sleeves. Over 100 people worked on the photos from this series, including 60 models, five costume designers and two digital editors.

Below be prepared to see some of your favorites, Iron Man, Wonder Woman, Batman, Snow White, Darth Vader, The Hulk, Spiderman and more.