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Old School Inspirational Art Thread

Started by Tristram Evans, March 09, 2017, 12:10:48 AM

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I've actually recruited some players by showing this cover. :)



While I didn't care for the setting, loved the cover



The Arcane Supers genre summed up in a picture



Very likely scene (insert your PCs here) from a classic adventure. Dr. D is a beast...



Champion's classic Goons in Green; though this supplement gave them some nice upgrades
Remember when Illinois Nazis where a joke in the Blue Brothers movie?

Democracy, meh? (538)

 "The salient fact of American politics is that there are fifty to seventy million voters each of whom will volunteer to live, with his family, in a cardboard box under an overpass, and cook sparrows on an old curtain rod, if someone would only guarantee that the black, gay, Hispanic, liberal, whatever, in the next box over doesn't even have a curtain rod, or a sparrow to put on it."

Nexus

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For those with less Four color tastes:













Or not...

Remember when Illinois Nazis where a joke in the Blue Brothers movie?

Democracy, meh? (538)

 "The salient fact of American politics is that there are fifty to seventy million voters each of whom will volunteer to live, with his family, in a cardboard box under an overpass, and cook sparrows on an old curtain rod, if someone would only guarantee that the black, gay, Hispanic, liberal, whatever, in the next box over doesn't even have a curtain rod, or a sparrow to put on it."

kobayashi

Some french guys, back in the 80s worked for rpg magazines or companies

Thierry Segur



The GM screen for the rpg inspired by the above comic



Loisel, artist of the seminal "QuĂȘte de l'Oiseau du temps", which must have been read by every rpg player and GM in the 80s in France


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