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Redclaw 🐉👑VILLAIN ARC @redclawdraws.bsky.social · 30/09/2026

2 years ago, started coming up with a silly Godzilla AU idea, 2 years later I think I've FINALLY decided on a permanent design for him. I present my fangoji, AbyssGoji 3.0! #fangoji #godzilla

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Sir K's WANDER Society HQ @sirkofwander.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

Not necessarily a selection of my favorite media, of these lists, but here's a lot of the most formative ones all the same. (THE GAMES ONE DOESN'T HAVE FUCKING AVP EXTINCTION THOSE BASTARDS) Had to make some tough calls on some of these and including some series that aren't good but formative :v

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pauline value-added consumer incentive @spacehunterm.bsky.social · 29/09/2026

I always manage to forget how CREATURE begins with this really terse and effective summation of how Earth was formed and life began, as it was understood by science at the time. Leaves a lot to the imagination.

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Sir K's WANDER Society HQ @sirkofwander.bsky.social · 29/04/2026

Gonna give it a whirl on this account, lets see if I get any bites :3

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Ash (new non-binary flavor!) @seatopian.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Beyond the great monster fighting, there's such great imagery going on in the Seatopia sequences of Godzilla vs. Megalon.

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Sir K's WANDER Society HQ @sirkofwander.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Every group of human beings, once it reaches a certain number, demographically, there's going to be bad apples. People who gatekeep, people who predate, people who form cliques, bully one another, or abuse the social dynamics of the group to consolidate their own social power, capital, etc.

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SaurianCYH @sauriancyh.bsky.social · 24/09/2026

21st century retrosaurs 8. Megapterygius wakayamaensis

A mosasaur chasing a hesprerornithine near the sea floor, next to a grove of sea grass, a school of ammonites, and a reptile skeleton, while two large fish loom above in the background.
The mosasaur has very big flippers, a dorsal fin, and is lined with triangular scales.

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Sophie M. @sophiesaurus98.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Pterosaurs: An Artistic History in Four Parts (Art by Joseph Smit, Zdenek Burian, John Sibbick, and @markwitton.bsky.social)

A mixed group of pterosaurs, all with slick, featureless skin and pointed, swooping wings. Some soar with outstretched limbs, others cling frog-like to a stony cliff, and others perch with their feet flat on the rock.

A Pteranodon with a plump, bat-like torso and short, stumpy legs drops a mouthful of fish to a group of sprawled, leathery-skinned young which are strewn about the top of a stony seaside cliff. In the distance, two other giant pterosaurs can be seen soaring toward the sea below.

Two huge ornithocheirid pterosaurs with rounded crests at the end of their snout soar over coastal waves, while a smaller, duller pterosaur with no crest feeds its well-developed youngster in a bird-like fashion.

Two enormous azhdarchids with slender builds and erect, upright stances scavenge the carcass of a dead Triceratops beside a pond. One stands tall, while the other is mid-launch, carrying a strip of meat in its beak.

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SaurianCYH @sauriancyh.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

21st century retrosaurs 7. Hatzegopteryx thambema

A winged mammalian creature standing on a rocky mountaintop, with a skeleton at its feet. Behind it are hills, the sea, and a starry night sky.
The creature has a long snout with a pair of fangs sticking out at the end, wolf-like ears, and a small dog like tail. Its wing is made up of membranes between its forelimbs, its long fourth finger connected to the ankle, and the trunk. It stands upright on its hindlimbs like a person.

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SF Encyclopedia @sfencyclopedia.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

Interior magazine art for some of Robert Bloch's stories 1938-1940 (Artist: Jay Jackson, Paul Orban, Julian S Krupa and HR Hammond):

Interior magazine art for Robert Bloch's "Secret of the Observatory"

Interior magazine art for Robert Bloch's "The Sorcerer's Jewel" [as by Tarleton Fiske]

Interior magazine art for Robert Bloch's "The Strange Flight of Richard Clayton"

Interior magazine art for Robert Bloch's "Queen of the Metal Men"

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Sir K's WANDER Society HQ @sirkofwander.bsky.social · 23/09/2026

I really wish I could browse anywhere without seeing angry vitriolic people catastrophizing over every single new thing that happens. :/ Discord Age Verif, Discord gambling adds, CSP removing/privating assets, just ANYTHING political oriented--- its exhausting.

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FUYUMIKAN @fuyumikan.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Skeb scenery only.[2026.09.23] そういえば暫く上げていなかったskeb背景まとめ1。 #illustration #背景

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浅井拓馬 Takuma Asai @asai526.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

バラン対マグマ

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SF Encyclopedia @sfencyclopedia.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

HG Wells sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/wells_... was born on this day, so here's some of the cover art for "The Time Machine" (Artist: Paul Lehr, Alan Lee, [couldn't decipher signature on right hand image] and [couldn't identify]):

The cover to a 1968 omnibus of HG Wells' "The Time Machine" and "The War of the Worlds"

The cover to a 1978 edition of HG Wells' "The Time Machine"

The cover to HG Wells' "La macchina del tempo e le altre avventure di fantascienza" from 1980 (though seems to illustrate The War of the Worlds)

The cover to the 1924 Italian magazine 'Il Romanzo d'avventure' featuring HG Wells' "La macchina del tempo", plus an interior illustration.

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SF Encyclopedia @sfencyclopedia.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

Some interior magazine artwork for sf magazine reprints of HG Well's stories: 1-3 for 'The Island of Dr. Moreau' and 4 for 'A Story of the Stone Age' (Artist: 1-3 Lawrence, 4 Frank R Paul):

Interior magazine artwork for HG Well's 'The Island of Dr Moreau' from Famous Fantastic Mysteries, October 1946

Interior magazine artwork for HG Well's 'A Story of the Stone Age' from Amazing Stories, November 1927

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Sir K's WANDER Society HQ @sirkofwander.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

But if we want to more 'game that defines you'... well... First game I ever modded or got mods for. Still holds up decades later and even modern zoo sim games just lack that ease of pick up, play, make exhibits that the OG ZT did.

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Sir K's WANDER Society HQ @sirkofwander.bsky.social · 21/09/2026

One of these two games. Spyro the Dragon was my first console game, whereas I Wanna be a Dino Finder (and the Humongous point and click games like Pajama Sam and Freddie Fish) were games I hogged my grandma's old computer on when I was like 3 or 4. These were my *first* games.

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🦕Isaiah Cole Torre🦖 @isaiahctorre.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

Some more vintage #paleoart by Eleanor Kish: - Dimetrodon and Diadectes - Moschops - Late Jurassic New Mexico - Allosaurus - Sauropelta - Corythosaurus - Dromiceiomimus - Therizinosaurus - Edmontosaurus regalis - Ankylosaurus & Supernova

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🪦🦖G🎃spel🦕🪦 @gospelds.bsky.social · 19/09/2026

Do you know Oyashiro-sama? YES, HINAMIZAWA! I kill you, you kill me. NO, HINAMIZAWA!!!

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Sophie M. @sophiesaurus98.bsky.social · 16/09/2026

Today's four random pieces of paleoart: Luis Rey's Giganotosaurus, Richard Dolan's Einiosaurus, @thebiobob.bsky.social's Spinosaurus, and José Olivier's Mosasaurus and Geosaurus!

A towering green and grey-brown Giganotosaurus in a volcanic landscape. Its huge head hangs over the viewer, shown in an extreme perspective. Its snout is lined with thick keratin and its neck sports a low ridge of spines. Behind, a volcano belches a plume of ash into the blue sky.

Portrait of the hook-horned ceratopsid Einiosaurus. It has a wrinkled, almost wood-like skin texture, and its dark eye carries a mournful expression.

A massive Spinosaurus with a crocodile-like colouration poses threateningly towards a conspecific on a sandy shore. Its muscular arms are spread wide and its deep, yellow-streaked tail curves into the air behind it. Its head is held low, angling its long, straight crest toward the interloper, which observes with a neutral, unimpressed expression. A forest-lined watercourse stretches across the horizon, and the heads of enormous sauropods poke above the canopy.

A rugose-scaled, fringe-backed mosasaur winds sinuously through murky green waves, taking a breath at the surface. Beneath, the slithery form of a fishlike thalattosuchian zooms past.

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Zeb Cyrus 🎃👻🙀 @zbcy.bsky.social · 13/09/2026

Horror comics of yesterday 😨💬💥🩸☠️ #comicsky #horrorsky

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SaurianCYH @sauriancyh.bsky.social · 09/09/2026

21st century retrosaurs 1. Dreadnoughtus schrani

A Dreadnoughtus with sprawling pegs and extremely thin neck crawling into a lake, where other Dreadnoughtus are having sex in the water. A volcano busts out smoke in the background.

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🦇CinemamindDavid🔞🦇 @cinemaminddavid.bsky.social · 18/01/2025

The War of the Worlds (mini 🧵) inspired by the illustrations of Henrique Alvim Corrêa

They were huge round bodies—or, rather, heads—about four feet in diameter, each body having in front of it a face. This face had no nostrils—indeed, the Martians do not seem to have had any sense of smell, but it had a pair of very large dark-coloured eyes, and just beneath this a kind of fleshy beak. In the back of this head or body—I scarcely know how to speak of it—was the single tight tympanic surface, since known to be anatomically an ear, though it must have been almost useless in our dense air. In a group round the mouth were sixteen slender, almost whiplike tentacles, arranged in two bunches of eight each. These bunches have since been named rather aptly, by that distinguished anatomist, Professor Howes, the hands. Even as I saw these Martians for the first time they seemed to be endeavouring to raise themselves on these hands, but of course, with the increased weight of terrestrial conditions, this was impossible. There is reason to suppose that on Mars they may have progressed upon them with some facility. -H.G. Wells 'The War of the Worlds,' chapter 2

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🦇CinemamindDavid🔞🦇 @cinemaminddavid.bsky.social · 18/01/2025

Martian March

Seven Tripods march across a ruined village. Humans try to find refuge amongst the charred buildings.

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Lew @strongest-lewman.bsky.social · 11/09/2026

I always see this go around, but here's an actual transcript of the audio drama itself Obviously it doesn't name the event but you can easily put 2 and 2 together.

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Sophie M. @sophiesaurus98.bsky.social · 07/09/2026

Today’s four random pieces of palaeoart: Gregory S. Paul’s Archaeopteryx, Karen Carr’s “Pleurocoelus” (Astrodon), @wrycritic.bsky.social’s Jianchangnathus, and Arnold Lobel’s Stegosaurus!

A pair of slenderly built Archaeopteryx with svelte, taut muscles and form-fitting feathery coats display to each other on a beach. Bands and eyespots decorate their wings and tail fans. Behind, two more Archaeopteryx fly past. Further still, a huge flock of pterosaurs dot the sky.

An adult sauropod accompanies two youngsters at the edge of a forest, beside a lake. Their grey-green skin has a wrinkled, leathery texture reminiscent of a giant tortoise.

A scruffy-furred, toothy pterosaur with a blue and red-tinged snout and a short tail ending in a rugose flap of tissue perches atop a person’s arm, which it about equals in length.

A heavyset, squat Stegosaurus with prominent pinkish cream scales evoking a large lizard or crocodylian. It is stepping into the water from a mossy slope, its back bunched tightly into a bell curve shape. The beaky snout and cartoonishly short tail nearly drag along the ground as it goes.

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SF Encyclopedia @sfencyclopedia.bsky.social · 04/09/2026

Cherry Wilder sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/wilder... and Jack Wodhams sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/wodham... were born on this day, so here's some interior magazine art for their stories (Artist: Larry Blamire, SMS, Vincent Di Fate and Frank Kelly Freas):

Interior magazine art for Cherry Wilder's "The Ark of James Carlyle"

Interior magazine art for Cherry Wilder's "The Decline of Sunshine"

Interior magazine art for Jack Wodhams "Big Time Operator"

Interior magazine art for Jack Wodhams "Foundlings Father"

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70s Sci-Fi Art @70sscifiart.bsky.social · 02/09/2026

George Wilson

A big green furry sea monster with tentacles and one orange eye tears a ship out of the sea, tossing seamen overboard.

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Miss Black Valkyrie | Comms Open @missblackvalkyrie.bsky.social · 01/09/2026

Absolutely interested and beautiful commission that I did of Dr. Kyra! 🙏🏻🖤 Actually learned some new information while working on this illustration! 🖤 Just look how gorgeous she is! 🙏🏻🖤🤭

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Sir K's WANDER Society HQ @sirkofwander.bsky.social · 27/08/2026

Was looking up old LPs of Nier Automata so I can see the End of YorHA ending... and Youtube fucking autodubbed the Nier Automata ending. It is so, so bad. Like holy fuck.

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Trevor Henderson 🍉 (commissions closed) @slimyswampghost.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

“-the creatures known as “overpassers”, due to their preferred feeding ground, are actually an unknown form of gigantic flatworm - They can grow to immense size depending on the structure they decide to use as a home, and are mostly known as a dangerous and disgusting nuisance.

a blank flat "face" peers down from under an overpass

A bridge over a river, a spindly boneless creature hangs from its underside

a simple line drawing of a face, next to it the underside, a black hole of a mouth

the trellis under an old railway bridge. a long gangly creature clings to it, it's face is a black hole in a flaring flat shape, like the line drawing

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GuilcruaArt @guilcruaart.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

Final part!

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GuilcruaArt @guilcruaart.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

Part 2!

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GuilcruaArt @guilcruaart.bsky.social · 24/08/2026

Some entries I made for Kaijune challenge several years ago. Hope you enjoy them!

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Atomic Kommie Comics @atomickommiecomics.bsky.social · 23/08/2026

It was adapted into a Dell Movie Comic with art by the legendary Alex (Space Ghost) Toth!

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Sir K's WANDER Society HQ @sirkofwander.bsky.social · 20/08/2026

www.youtube.com/watch?v=qRTv... I feel like not enough people know the people behind the infamous Ghost-Stories dub also did a gag-dub for the second Gamera film, and quite frankly thats a shame and a crime.

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The Very Best of Gamera 2 (ADV's Lake Texarkana Dub)

YouTube video by ZaGorudan's Misc. Stuff

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SF Encyclopedia @sfencyclopedia.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

E Nesbit sf-encyclopedia.com/entry/nesbit_e was born on this day, so here are some of the illustrations to her works: 1-3 for "The Enchanted Castle", 4 for "Harding's Luck" (Artist: all by HR Miller):

Interior illustration to E Nesbit's "The Enchanted Castle"

Interior illustration to E Nesbit's "Harding's Luck"

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Trevor Henderson 🍉 (commissions closed) @slimyswampghost.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

You can tell summer is winding down when The Old Woman Of The Woods starts hunting for meat to help her and her young survive through winter hibernation.

A photo taken from the passenger seat of a moving car. trees and a guardrail, and a rear view mirror in the bottom of the frame. a blue sky and lush greenery. The Old Woman of the Woods, a gigantic shaggy bear-like creature with a face like an old lady (aside from a gigantic red toothy jaw) peers at the passing car. She's probably disoriented as she gets ready to hibernate.

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Sir K's WANDER Society HQ @sirkofwander.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

Dark Souls 2 is my favorite Souls game. I will die on this hill. But of actually *bad* games, I enjoyed the fuck out of Turok: Evolution and Predator Concrete Jungle as a kid.

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Sir K's WANDER Society HQ @sirkofwander.bsky.social · 15/08/2026

Recently read @robertrath.bsky.social 's latest masterwork: Wicked and the Warped as it dropped on Kindle! Gotta say, love it was basically a Pulp Lost World adventure story just set in 40K. Trazyn and Orikan's toxic "relationship" is obviously the centerpoint but the entire cast is great! 1/

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SF Encyclopedia @sfencyclopedia.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

Interior artwork from Aboriginal Science Fiction, Fall 1992 - Winter 1993 issues, for authors without a SFE entry: 1&2. James C Glass, 3 DG Grace, 4 Robert Hodge (Artist: 1&3 Jon Foster, 2 Alan Gutierrez, 4 David LeClerc):

Interior artwork from Aboriginal Science Fiction for "Regatta" by James C Glass

Interior artwork from Aboriginal Science Fiction for "Deezee" by James C Glass

Interior artwork from Aboriginal Science Fiction for "The Other Lessons of Phaedrus" by DG Grace

Interior artwork from Aboriginal Science Fiction for "Deepcity Midnights" by Robert Hodge

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Stu Horvath @stuhorvath.com · 14/08/2026

I don't think the cover to any book I own gives me the willies quite the way this one does. www.vintagerpg.com/2026/08/mons...

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Sir K's WANDER Society HQ @sirkofwander.bsky.social · 14/08/2026

So I took the #Deltarune quiz... and I found the man behind the tree and got an egg?!

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Sir K's WANDER Society HQ @sirkofwander.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

Most Nintendo games and Sonic games. Never played them growing up and even when I did get consoles to play them there wasn't much there to connect me to them. But there's nothing 'wrong' with them per say. Otherwise Idk, Last of Us I/II maybe? Those are games that insist on themselves right there.

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SF Encyclopedia @sfencyclopedia.bsky.social · 13/08/2026

A curiosity: "A Trip to the Moon via the Airship Luna": pictures from a souvenir booklet for the world's first "dark ride". It was part of the Midway at the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, New York in 1901. After the Exposition closed, the ride was installed at Coney Island in New York City:

The Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, NY (1901). The "A Trip to the Moon via the Airship Luna" ride can be seen on the right

From the Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, NY (1901). The Airship Luna en-route to the Moon

The Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, NY (1901). "A Trip to the Moon via the Airship Luna". On arriving on the Moon, the passengers witness a street scene in Moon City

The Pan-American Exposition in Buffalo, NY (1901). On the left is the "The Moon Calf", as seen by the "A Trip to the Moon via the Airship Luna" passengers. On the right are the cast for the Throne Room scene in Moon City (the actual Throne Room picture is a little underwhelming)

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Raf Enshohma @enshohma.bsky.social · 12/08/2026

A unique if somewhat disturbing take on The Kraken, portrayed as being so massive that it cannot be easily seen even from a bird’s-eye view. This illustration comes from The What and Why of the World's Giant Monsters (なぜなに世界の大怪獣, 1973, Shogakukan).

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Matt Frank will be at G-FEST! @mattzilla85.bsky.social · 06/08/2026

Coming soon!! My original comic STATE OF THE MONSTERS drops on that specific crowdfunding website August 18th, so sign up now to get notified on launch!

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