young spaceboy laughs to himself as he floats through the biskit nebula. his sis, who has foolishly removed her spacehelmet, gasps as her lungs implode.
Thanks ETI. People talked to me about this site for years now. I bought hundreds of old 1950s magazines and did xerox art from them in the 1980s and it would be absolutely immoral to try and charge someone for some barely-recognized artist's work. They are not worthy of our business.
One of the space ships shown -- the Mars Snooper -- was turned into an Estes model rocket.
young spaceboy laughs to himself as he floats through the biskit nebula. his sis, who has foolishly removed her spacehelmet, gasps as her lungs implode.
The biscuits...they're getting inside! In my suit...aaaaghwhaaargarbll!
SPACE BISKITS!
!!!!! WANT! !!!!!
Heavens, they're tasty!
good god am I hungry for a damn dinner roll now!
That's just a big spit bubble.
Sure, those kids are smiling now, but wait until the "biscuits" suck onto their face and implant them with an alien embryo :(
Why does the head bubble have 'ear' cups?
Another meaning to space cakes? Or artist impression? :P
reminded me of this video.
http://tinyurl.com/5c7t3u
COMPLETELY SAFE FOR WORK.
Wow, it's weird to see this again. This image played a pivotal role in a game of Poodle I'm still playing! Small internet, I guess.
My God! It's full of Biscuits!
Awesome how we can pay them money for higher-res versions of these images they copied from old magazines.
Pixel wins. Very good.
Thanks ETI. People talked to me about this site for years now. I bought hundreds of old 1950s magazines and did xerox art from them in the 1980s and it would be absolutely immoral to try and charge someone for some barely-recognized artist's work. They are not worthy of our business.
"My God! It's full of Biscuits!"
I just laughed till I peed myself.
It's sad to compare the hopes of the future to the reality of now.