CARD BACK: MAC's Heavy Metal 2000 (2000)

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[QUOTE=JeffSaylor;51415]Simon Bisley's lead character design brought to life...

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[HR][/HR]When it comes to great sci-fi artists, Simon Bisley ranks as one of my all-time favorites. No one draws busty babes with big guns as well. While [I]Heavy Metal 2000[/I] paled in comparison to the original [I]Heavy Metal[/I] movie, Bisley's character design, Julie, stood out as the star of the show. In the hands of Clayburn Moore, master sculptor of the female form, Julie sprung to life as a series of gorgeous action figures with equalling amazing display bases (not pictured). The world needs more Simon Bisley designed  action figures, preferably sculpted by Clayburn Moore.

[CENTER][B]MAC'S HEAVY METAL 2000 (aka F.A.K.K.2)[/B]
2000
8" x 13"

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