Scooby Gang as Zombie Hunters

 

The Photographer Jeff Zoet published a series of photos that re-imagine the Scooby Gang as a group of post-apocalyptic zombie hunters.

Kindof Vampirella

Because of its colors this post-apocalyptic pin-up looks a litte like Vampirella. It's by the Brazilian illustrator José Luiz Benicio.

Beautiful Disaster

Sure that the post-apocalyptic science fiction film Oblivion isn't the best of the genre, but there are some really beautiful views of destroyed Americans icons: the Empire State Building, the Pentagon, the Superdome, the Washington obelisk with the Capitol in the back and last not least New York as a landscape.

Abandoned Amusement-Park

Dadipark was opened in october 1949 in the belgium town of Dadizeele. It was until it closed in 2003 one of the oldest amusement park of belgium. Since 2003 nature is slowly invading the deserted park, closed after an accident.
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Post apocalyptic Dioramas

 

Lori Nix is a New York based photographer who specializes in constructing dioramas and photographing these. One of her projects is "The City" showing a post apocalyptic dioramas of Art museums, Broadway theaters, laundromats and bars etc.

She tells also that she's very interested in depicting danger and disaster, and greatly influenced by landscape painting, particularly the Hudson River School and the Romantic painter Casper David Friedrich.

Why doesn't this surprise me.

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Broken Bridge

Broken Bridge, a nice post-apocalyptic artwork by Ivan-Kashubo.

Sole Survivor

Cover of the famous science fiction novel City (1952) by Clifford D. Simak.

Nazi Ruins

The remains of the gigantic Nazi resort Prora on the isle of Rügen. The building has a length of 4.5 kilometres.

Among Vultures

Probably a scene from a comic, done by the French comic book artist Enki Bilal.

God when will you come?

Two desperate children amid ruins. "God when will you come?". Looks like... maybe never.
Nice artwork by Kokecit.

Post-Apocalyptic Warriors

Two covers of Heavy Metal Magazine with the popular apocalyptic warrior chicks. Sure, it's more about pin-up than about warrior, but that's mostly like this with post-apocalyptic stuff.

Back to the Roots

This ist one of my absolute favorite covers. The colors are great, and the ghoulish survivors...

The Last of Us

The Last of Us is an post-apocalyptic third-person survival action-adventure game developed by Naughty Dog for the PlayStation 3. It was officially revealed on December 10, 2011 during the Spike TV Video Game Awards.

Vampire Setting

Vampirella by Joe Jusko. Vampires still need a gothic scenery.

Jungle Book meets David Roberts

The Night Watch by the english painter Briton Rivière (1840-1920). Rivière was specialized in animal paintings, so it looks like the Jungle Book meets David Roberts.

Nice Knife

Stryker (1983) directed by  Cirio H. Santiago is another nice example of the trashy wave of post-apocalyptic movies in the 1980s. But I like the knife, nice detail.

Post-apocalyptic Pin-Up

Actiongirl Rita G in James Dean pose. One of my favorite post-apocalyptic pin-ups.

Flowers of Destruction

Two more covers of the post-apocalyptic series Deathlands published under the name of James Axler.

Once more Lady Liberty

Another post-apoclayptic girl with the ruins of Lady Liberty in the back by the Spanish artist Luis Royo. Evidently kindof cheap kitsch.

New Isle of the Dead

A new interpretation of  Arnold Böcklin's famous painting "Isle of the Dead". This one is by the French  comics artist Philippe Cazaumayou better known as "Caza".

Exotic Gamer Ruins

Two illustrations by the digital artist Le the boss of Adhesive games, the studio behind the promising Hawken, a multiplayer mech shooter on PC.

Amazing Cover

Cover of the SF-Magazine Amazing in 1960. The ruins indicate here a long forgotten but once powerfull civilization.

A Quiet Apocalyptic Movie

Seeking a Friend for the End of the World (2012) was a quiet apocalyptic movie. No zombies or road warrior punks only the great million dollar question: "How would you spend your few remaining days."
And by the way nice to see, the dog, the old post apocalyptic companion.

Sexy Post Apocalyptic Warriors

Two sexy post apocalyptic warriors by the 3D artist Steven Stahlberg.

Road Warrior Copycat

Equalizer 2000 is a cheap Road Warrior Copycat directed 1987 by the prolific Filipino film producer Cirio H. Santiago. It's obvious how much fun there will be...

The Ayatollah of Rock n Rolla

 

Good old Plasmatics with the terrific Wendy O. Williams. These guys evidently got a Road Warrior overdose.
Weny O. the Ayatollah of Rock n Rolla!!

Post Apocalyptic Tower Bridge

A nice digital artwork. The Tower Bridge is overgrown by twiners and the effects of global warming are causing a fast growing jungle in London.

Nature is Coming Back

Some photos of an abandoned recreation home in Eastern Germany. It's impressive to see how nature is coming back invading step by step the empty building.

Creepy Gothic Ruins

Two older Creepy covers where typical horror ruins still have been medieval Gothic.

The Windup Girl

The Windup Girl is a biopunk science fiction novel by Paolo Bacigalupi and published in 2009. It's about Emiko, the "Windup Girl" an engineered human used as a sex slave in a dystopian future, where global warming has raised the levels of the world's oceans, carbon fuel sources have run out and mankind is harassed by deadly  plagues and pests, caused by genetically modified modified plants and animals.
Probably the best post apocalyptic or dystopian novel I read this year.

Post Apocalyptic Porn

I truly have a big collection of post apocalyptic movies, but I needed some time until I stumbled upon Post Apocalyptic Cowgirls (2008). I skip the screenshots.

Seven of Nine in Ruins

 

The American actress Jeri Ryan posing in January 1999 for Bikini Magazine. Probably it was considered a nice contrast to put the gorgeous Borg, Seven of Nine, in a scenery of industrial decay.