Jeremy/Supernova (League Of Mutants) [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

"League of Mutants" is a Panzish TV drama, based on the superhero comics of the same name. It's similar to the X-Men franchise, but different nonetheless.

Jeremy Foster used to be a regular eleven-year old. With mutant powers. And those powers kept increasing. So one day, he actively sought out the facility in which most of the mutants are more or less held captive. At the end of season 1, he used his powers to deactivate a dangerous force field by entering it, which resulted in him being known as "Supernova." His powers include: telepathy, telekinesis, energy (and temperature) control, laser vision, and the ability to temporarily paralyze other living creatures (including humans, of course).

The character actually debuted in Leon's series, "A Panzburg Story," and was one of the main forerunners for "LoM."

Other mutants include Element 26, Pariah, Omnivore, The Clone, Machinery, and her brother Velocity.

Artist: Leon

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Jeremy/Supernova is often shown doing this gesture to read other people's minds. It's not necessary for the mind control to work, but he does it anyway, so it's his signature move.

Mailman [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

A superhero who brings in the mail for you.

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Those superhero names keep getting worse, don't they?

The Lucky Mindmaps (feat. Hern Haldamar) B/W [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

The black-and-white version of this picture. I think it looks much better.

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In black and white, they look like a stereotypical Scandinavian Black Metal band.

The Lucky Mindmaps (feat. Hern Haldamar) [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

The Lucky Mindmaps are a band from Panzburg, Panzland. They are very famous. In 2014, they went on tour with organ player Hern Haldamar, who used to be a member of the band GCP.

For the black-and-white version, click here!

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The "Caffline Shores" were a classic Panzish punk rock band, who were very influential.

Octavarium [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

"Octavarium" is an album by American Progressive Metal band Dream Theater. Together, the eight songs of the album form an octave. "Octavarium", the title track, is the last song on the album. If you listen to it repeatedly, you really are "trapped inside this Octavarium."

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The line does actually appear in the song, where it's screamed furiously by a desperate James LaBrie.

This is Pacman [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

The silhouettes of Pacman, a ghost, and various items.

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Without the color, we don't know whether the ghost is Inky, Pinky, Blinky, or Clyde.

Paris, France [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

Typical tourist activities in the capital of France (no, TOURIST, not TERRORIST!).

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Le hover.

Pong [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

The fattest of the Snobbles, Pong, first appeared in season 2 in one of the most well-known episodes of Snobble TV, entitled "Pong, the New Snobble." Even though this was thirty years ago, people still keep calling him "the new snobble."

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Don't look at him like that. He doesn't like it.

Pong (video game) [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

The classic video game Pong.

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The computer won, but just because the human player had to go to the bathroom and forgot to pause.

Pran Salan Cup [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

This is a weird Collector's Cup shaped like the head of Panzish news anchor Pran Salan, wearing a weird hat.

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How are you supposed to drink out of this cup?

PS-OMACK [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

A badly-drawn sketch, featuring Radagast the Brown, HÃ¼lk, RM01, The Shire (actually Mt. Doom in disguise), a snobble with a mirror ability or something, a strange bird, and a cherry bell.

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Radagast? What are you smoking again?

RM01 [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

Once again, a draft of our friend RM01, the robot.

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He always calls us humanoids, but he never explained why.

Snobble Cow [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

Snobbles. They're outta milk.

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By the 18th season of "Snobble TV", the screenwriters ran out of ideas, and as a result, plots often were as dull as this.

Snobble Pirate [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

A pirate from the "Snobble Captain" franchise.

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Imagine he had an eyepatch.

Sound Of Music [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

"Listen to the sound of music" is a line from the amazing song "Let It Be" by The Beatles.

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I wonder what these sound waves would sound like.

The Bird Of Steel [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

What if Superman turned into a bird?

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Alternate title: "Superbirdman or (the Expected Virtue of Plagiarism)"

Tara Dekal [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

Part of the crew on the USS Destiny, a Constitution-class Starship.

Another crew member is Captain Space.

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She's from the planet Regulus, which is somehow very similar to Bajor from "DS9."

Nankipour: The Temple of Nanke [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

Nankipour is a legendary city in which Tondo the Just is said to have defeated the thousand armies of Emperor Mazhoul. The "Battle of Nankipour" as it is referred to nowadays, has been depicted in various works of art (literature, music, and movies). The Temple of Nanke was built after the war to thank the Goddess (of Nanke) for the victory of Tondo and his army against the Empire.

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The real temple actually isn't much bigger, for Tondo himself was only a small man accomplishing great deeds.

The Bridge [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

"The Bridge" is the eighth studio record by Gewi Cane Panze, a double album released in 2003. This is its cover artwork, depicting the Crossheim Bridge in Panzburg, which unfortunately collapsed in 2009.

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The title song is twenty minutes long, which makes it the longest GCP song to date.

Tondo, the Just [Link]

Sunday, January 10, 2016

The first incarnation of Tondo, the Just, a legendary historical figure in the culture of Nanke.

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British Nanke singer-songwriter Earl Underwood even named a song after him: "The Ballad Of Tondo The Just"