UFO
I watched the 1970 TV series UFO and couldn't stop myself from doing a few doodles or trying to turn it into X-COM. Space 1999 next?
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5 comments:
I like your girls, they seem very friendly. Nice update :)
Ah, UFO, the series that made space exploration HOT. JK
Nice to see you post again Arnie, we were beginning to fear we lost you.
X-COM was definitely inspired by UFO. The original British name of X-COM was "UFO: Enemy Unknown".
I loved UFO as a kid even though it was obvious to me even then that the writing was dumb as a rock. It's great to see your riffs on this theme, though it's a crying shame that they're monochrome! UFO designs need to be bursting with white and orange and blue and purple! :D
aah, ufo!
i remember watching the german dub on tv, when it was aired ~10 years ago as a lost retro gem kind of show. ufo has been a guilty pleasure since then :D
the line you mentioned - camp all over the place plus often surprisingly dark endings or undertones does have its charms.
cool to see you tackle those :) that was fun.
Found your blog randomly - I've enjoyed your drawings!
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