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  Sokovia, 1947 The echos of the preceding gunfight still reverberated off the concrete corridors of the bunker as Peggy Carter slowly came out from behind her cover. About a dozen bodies of Hydra troops laid on the ground, her deadly marksmanship having stopped them in their tracks. She had failed to notice it at first, not until her boot stepped upon the slowly growing puddle underneath, but the large glass tank beside the wooden crates that shielded her from the enemy's hot lead had been struck by a stray bullet. Peggy moved around to the front of the tank, looking at the strange mass which floated in the quickly draining water. Suddenly, the mass opened an obsidian eye. Before Carter could react, the clump of flesh threw itself against the tank where the projectile hit. Glass and water knocked Peggy to the floor as the heap rode out the current to freedom. Her skull hit the concrete hard. Not hard enough for any serious damage, but just enough to black out. Eyes s...

  This was an image I planned on posting to DeviantArt around Halloween, 2020, based on the 1986 film Troll (though most people might be more familiar with it's 1990 "sequel", Troll 2 ). I thought it was too similar to my Poison Ivy: Floral Freedom image, as well as the fact that not a lot of people would know the source material or understand the story (but then again I've done images based on obscure movies before). The basic story that went along with the image was that Jeanette (the character portrayed by Julia Louis-Dreyfus in the film) had moved out of the apartment that Torok The Troll attacked, and ran away to New York City. After a decade of living in The Big Apple, Torok finds Jeanette and turns her into a Nymph once more. Julia Louis-Dreyfus as the naked and Nymph-ified Jeanette Cooper in Troll (Image ©Empire International Pictures/MGM)

  The Daleks had put up a good fight, but they were no match for the overwhelming number of Cybermen. With the battle won, the metal monsters gathered the remaining crew and passengers of the space cruiser, moving them aboard their command ship and directly into the cyber-conversion chamber. Among the prisoners was space-adventurer Amy Pond, who had received the space cruiser's SOS and came to aid in any way she could. Over the hundreds of years of their existence, the Cybermen had been working on improving their nanomachine technology. It was a faster method for conversion, especially useful for converting such a large number of humans in a short amount of time, and Amy was about to get a first-hand demonstration. The microscopic computers crawled along her pale skin, eating away at the black suit protecting her. She writhes in pain as they graft onto her flesh, but briefly stops as she's caught off guard by the feeling of a large helmet sliding on top of her head....

  Amelia Pond was just the latest in the long line of those who were brave enough to investigate the strange little police box that had mysteriously appeared out of thin air. Upon entry, Amy (like all the others) discovered the box's secret: it was a disguised alien machine capable of traveling anywhere time and space, and it was looking for a new pilot. Amy hesitated, wondering if she should leave the nice life she had started here in Leadworth with her fiancé Rory in favor of adventures across the universe. The realization that the TARDIS was also a time machine made up her mind for her, she could be gone for weeks and be back in seconds, and Rory would never be the wiser. Donning the black rubber suit provided by the ship that hugged her tall figure like a glove, Amy would confront countless menacing creatures threatening the safety of the innocent across the galaxy, but her most recent escapade appears to be her most dangerous: an SOS message sent out across the ...

  It's a bizarre little world Ace McShane finds herself in: futuristic skyscrapers and stone structures reminiscent of Roman architecture make up the landscape, flying cars zoom past the twin suns while gladiators battle below in ancient colosseums, and the very air reeks of modeling glue. This is Evening's Empire, hand-crafted by model enthusiast and fantasy novel fan Alex Evening, a boy given world-creating powers by a crashed alien spaceship. Here, Ace is just the latest of the women to join the "Slaves of Honor" Alex has captured from the real world and brought to his own, having grown bored of the imaginary harem he had created. Forced to into a more "presentable" attire for Emperor Alex's arrival, Ace has no choice but to play along inside the boy's twisted make-believe planet until The Doctor can arrive, which she hopes will be soon... A manip based on Ace's costume from Evening's Empire , a story featured in the 1993 Autum...

  Underneath Cybus Industries' London headquarters lies a chamber known only to one person and one person alone. The complex series of passwords and hidden access points which protects it from the prying eyes of the public (and even those in the company itself) are not stored in a keycard or written on some notebook, but held within the brilliant mind of the company's founder and president, a woman known only as "The Mistress". The Sanctum provides The Mistress with the kind of guaranteed privacy many only dream of that she feels no need for modesty, preferring to shed her stuffy business attire at the latest convenience upon entering her isolated room. Tonight marks not only an ending but also a beginning. The end of a plan decades in the making, kept secret from investors and board members until just hours ago when Cybus manufactured accessories began turning the general public into silver machines. With more than enough supplies to last her a year in the safety of ...

  It was Dr. Who's latest and greatest invention yet: Tardis, a machine that traveled both space and time. On the outside, Tardis looked like an ordinary police box, but inside it's surprisingly large interior was a series of complex controls and computers to help navigate the fourth dimension. He was preparing to take his niece Louise for a trip to the London of the future when he suddenly remembered there was a kettle boiling in the kitchen. An accidental touch on the control panel from Louise activated Tardis, leaving it's creator to watch in horror from the doorway of his cottage as the machine let out a wheezing, grinding noise as it slowly faded into the future. Louise pulled back the wooden doors of the police box and stepped out into the world that was nearly 200 years away from her own. Buildings were in shambles, destroyed cars littered the streets, and there wasn't a single person in sight. With no choice but to go out and look for somebody to he...

  It was like something out of a B-movie: aliens from outer space invading some idyllic 1950s American town in the middle of the night, except in this case the aliens weren't little green men from Mars or looked like Michael Rennie, they were robots. The Decepticons (as they would come to be known) were as big as the tallest buildings in Hill Valley, with steel bodies were impervious to any sort of attack the military fired their way, and forced any sort of plan of resistance to quickly dissipate. The townsfolk surrendered without a fight, and herded like cattle into large facilities that these invaders had brought with them. Among the captured stood teenager Lorraine Baines, who like her fellow residents watched in shock and terror as the robots relayed their master scheme. Believe it or not, the quaint little city of Hill Valley, California had been established on a large repository of a strange material called Energon, a form of fuel which the Decepticons survived ...

  It was during her last year at the Time Lord Academy that Jenny was approached by the elders of Gallifrey for a mission of the utmost importance. A tear in the fabric of the universe had appeared near Earth in the 21st Century, and if not dealt with soon, could have serious ramifications across the timestream. Given a TARDIS of her own, Jenny sets out to investigate this dimensional rip...   (Above): Jenny's red and yellow suit was inspired by the Time Lord Armor she wore in The Lost Dimension comic from 2017. Jenny: Time Lord In Training on DeviantArt