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.