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Taarna animation cels - Heavy Metal (1981)
Virus, French lobby card. 1999
Heavy Metal - workprint scan (1981)
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Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 2x13 - One of Us
LIKE SOMETHING STRAIGHT OUT OF A COMIC-BOOK BECAUSE IT DID COME FROM A COMIC-BOOK.
PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on a cybernetic/biomechanoid monstrosity from "Virus," the 1999 American science fiction horror film directed by visual effects artist John Bruno and based on the 1993 Dark Horse comic book series of the same name by Chuck Pfarrer.
Anyway, I was bummed out to find that this scene in the 1999 movie was nowhere to be found in the original 1993 comic book, meaning the movie definitely expanded in detail the cybernetic horror alien A.I. was capable of inflicting upon the human body. Essentially what you see here, and the results are beyond grotesque.
Source: https://bloodredreviews.com/2014/11/01/virus-1999 & X (formerly known as Twitter).
On August 7, 1981, the animated film "Heavy Metal" was released. In contrast to many other countries, it was part of a small list of animated movies made for adults in North America. The anthology movie, only loosely tied together, was based on the mature illustrated magazine "Heavy Metal", which was the English translated version of the French "Metal Hurlant", pieces from "National Lampoon", and fiction. Due to issues with releases for the music, it took 15 years for the movie to be released on home video. The movie segments were "Soft Landing", "Grimaldi", "Harry Canyon", "Den", "Captain Sterrn", "Neverwhere Land" "B-17", "So Beautiful & So Dangerous", "Taarna", and the "Epilogue". ("Heavy Metal", Animated film, Event)