#herculoids

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some Pop Culture, by Alex Ross.

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Herculoids (1967) with special guest star Gary Owens

[theartisticendeavor]

The Art Of Steve Rude

[driveintheaterofthemind]

Herculoids: Tundro

Art by Steve Rude

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Herculoids by Alex Toth

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[geekcavepodcast]

Dynamite Reveals "Herculoids" Creative Team

Dynamite Entertainment and Warner Bros. Discovery have revealed the creative team for the previously announced Herculoids comic book series. Joining writer Tom Sniegoski will be artist Craig Rousseau. The comic is inspired by the Hanna-Barbera cartoon/

The Herculoids are "composed of father and leader Zandor, his wife Tara, and son Dorno team up with Zok the laser-shooting dragon, Igoo the rock ape, Tundro the rhinoceros, and the shape-shifting Gloop and Gleep. ... The legendary planet of Amzot sits in the far reaches of deepest, darkest space. It's a planet of extreme riches, but those who seek it out are routinely struck by untold disaster and terrible fates. Anyone who manages to survive to tell the tale speaks of horrific, imposing guardian monsters that protect it. Yet raiders and explorers continue coming, only to meet the Herculoids again and again!" (Dynamite Entertainment)

The Herculoids #1, rated Teen, goes on sale in February 2025. The comic sports covers from Francesco Mattina, Dan Panosian, Byorn Barends, Joseph Michael Linsner, and Mike Mignola.

(Image via Dynamite Entertainment - Dan Pansoian's Cover of The Herculoids #1)

[dannyhellman]

"The Herculoids"

(Laffalympics 2024 might be over, but--I'M NOT FINISHED!)

[artofjoshuaclarke]

KAIJUNE DAY 13: Tundro

It came raining boulders.

Scouts searched desperately for where exactly the bombardment was coming from. Reports from outside said that strange stones charged with glowing green energy were raining down, stones that did not merely shatter on impact but burst apart with tremendous force. Explosions be damned this was tons of rock hurtling in every direction at high speed, it was cleaving through the buildings that remained, further hammering our meagre shelters - and threatening the Genesis Engine.

Before we had countered every theat, our own crafted champions were defending the city at this very moment. Between the low booms we could hear the high pitched screech of the Steed and the burbling howl of the Krakenwulf, the grinding thrum of the Highway and the bellowing scream of the Hunter Killer. Blood and Ichor flowed and light flashed. But it was not enough, even if our own defeated the howling titans outside we could scarcely expect them to assail whatever it was that shelled us incessantly, especially with the recently revealed looming danger of the Shade.

Word came of something in the hills outside the city. A living rock, chewing stone and bombarding us with energy infusing what passed through its internal systems. Aerial support is what was needed here. Something that could traverse the distance at speed, and distract Mortarus while our own wounded titans closed the distance and brought the fight to it directly. The damage was mounting, it was clear that there would need to be repairs to the Engine after this, and something else had become paramount, we needed to be able to move the Genesis Engine somehow. But for the moment we were scanning our files. There had to be something that could fly in our arsenal. We had several options on file but not a bird of prey was compatible with our available volunteers. But there, a single match - it would not be a bird but a bat.

Sparks flew and rubble had begun to fall from the ceiling. We almost hurled the academy volunteer into the engine and engaged the Genesis Engine. Circuits blew and fires erupted, the lights went out, and a thrumming bellow echoed from the Engine.

And a titan on leather wings took to the sky.

[ericmhe]

Took a few liberties, gave it a grainy filter because the series is from early color TV days and I find it fun to do that sometimes. Tried to make Gleep and Gloop a little bit see-through because I thought it might be fun, but I should probably look up tutorials on how to be more effective at that.

[chernobog13]

A whole bunch of Hanna-Barbera Saturday morning heroes by Alex Ross:

Shazzan, Kaboobie, Chuck, Nancy, Zok, Tara, Zandor, Dorno, Apache Chief, Raseem the Strong, Bez the Beast, Fariik the Magician, Prince Turban, Princess Nida,  Zazuum, Blip, Jan, Jace, Space Ghost, Avenger, Birdman, Mightor, Jana of the Jungle, Samurai, Gravity Girl, Meteor Man, Vapor Man, Tundro, Gleep, Igoo, Gloop, Samson, Goliath, Marvin, Wonder Dog, Wendy, Blue Falcon, Dynomutt, Jayna, Gleek, and Zan.

[male1971]

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[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

"NO ONE WAS USING THESE CHARACTERS AT THE TIME I PAINTED THIS" -- THE HANNA-BARBERA UNIVERSE.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on a piece titled "Hanna-Barbera Heroes" (2001), artwork by Alex Ross, and created for the Warner Bros. Studio Stores as a tribute to the most notable superhero types of characters from Hanna-Barbera’s extensive library of cartoon shows.

"No one was using these characters at the time I painted this.  They weren’t even in regular rotation on Cartoon Network at the time. I talked Warner Bros. into letting me do this huge image, even though I was unfamiliar with many of the characters."

-- ALEX ROSS (American comic-book artist/writer/painter) on his "Hanna-Barbera" piece

Now, for one of the greatest roll calls I've ever posted on here, so here goes:

The Blue Falcon and Dyno-Mutt ("Blue Falcon & Dyno-Mutt"); Blip, Jan, Jace, and Space Ghost ("Space Ghost"); Shazzan, Kaboobie, Chuck, and Nancy ("Shazzan"); Tundro, Gleep, Igoo, Gloop, Zok, Tara, King Zandor, and Dorno ("The Herculoids"); Samson and Goliath ("Samson & Goliath"); Jayna, Gleek, Apache Chief, Black Vulcan, Zan, Samurai, Marvin, Wendy, and Wonder Dog ("Super Friends"); Mightor ("The Mighty Mightor"); Avenger and Birdman ("Birdman"); Vapor Man, Meteor Man, and Gravity Girl ("The Galaxy Trio"); Raseem, Bez, Fariik, Prince Turhan, Princess Nida, and Zazuum ("Arabian Knights"); and Jana ("Jana of the Jungle").

Resolution from largest to smallest: 3552x2688, 3476x2400, 3183x1571, & 1280x1222 (2x).

Source: www.illustrationhistory.org/illustrations/hanna-barbera-heroes.

[pembrokewkorgi]

Cartoon Commentary - Whip It

There's a new Patreon Exclusive installment of Cartoon Commentary where @KrunchyLex and I take another look at The Herculoids. In this installment Zandor shows the true meaning of flower power! https://patreon.com/ArtificialOrangeStudios

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Herculoids by Alex Toth