Developed by London-based illustrator Mr. Peruca, this collection of “Notorious Baldies” illustrations offers up one of the best collections of famous pop culture characters that also happen to be bald or going bald. Characters within the collection have been pulled from comic books, movies and television shows that include Star Wars, Breaking Bad, The Avengers, Batman, Superman, Lord of the Rings, The Karate Kid, Family Guy and The Goonies.

In addition to this collection, Peruca has also created a number of illustrations that uses isometric art to create popular figures such as Iron Man and Carl Sagan as well as a series on animals camouflaged in a specific color. If you have any interest in purchasing the Baldies series of images, you can find Peruca’s online shop here at Art&Toys. But first, be sure to check out the entire collection below:

Bane

Darth Maul

Dr. Manhattan

Charlie Brown

Gollum

Mikhail Gorbachev

Hellboy

Homer Simpson

Lex Luther

Mr. Myiagi

Nick Fury

Pennywise

Pinhead

Professor X

Sloth

Stewie Griffin

Walter White

Yoda

18 of Pop Culture’s Most Famous Baldies of All Time

Decking out your room with your favorite movie, TV show or comic book hero doesn’t have to end when you “grow up.” Here are some amazingly character-inspired cool rooms and living spaces, along with easy ways to add some similar, nerdy flair to your current home decor.

Batman Hotel Room

This Batman-themed hotel room, located in Kaohsiung City, Taiwan, costs $50 per three hours of use. Judging by the pictures, that’s a total bargain.

Do it yourself: You can buy a Batmobile bed frame on Etsy ($750) or, for a lot less, a pretty cool batmobile graphic for the wall ($90).

Superman Bedroom

This Superman bedroom has it all — a giant globe, the iconic telephone booth, and even Superman himself.

Do it yourself: Add a Phone booth sticker/poster to your door ($60), purchase a  life-size Superman cardboard cutout ($58), or just go all-out with a life-size fiberglass statue (only $4,999.99).

Star Wars AT-AT Bedroom

There are about a million awesome Star Wars rooms out there, but this AT-AT bed might literally be the coolest thing I have ever laid eyes on in my entire 27 years of life.

Do it yourself: Here’s a step-by-step tutorial for making your own AT-AT bed (and securing your place in the “best parent ever” club). Or just get this cute AT-AT quilted bedding (and score yourself a spot in the “pretty great parent” club).

James Bond Home Bar

This 007-inspired luxury home has a study with a secret rotating panel that turns into a bar.

Do it yourself: Being James Bond came up with this list of 12 James Bond home bar essentials. You can also get some official 007 martini glasses ($13 apiece) to class up your bar area.

Doctor Who Tardis Room

This guy created a replica Doctor Who TARDIS (Time and Relative Dimension in Space — basically, a time machine) at his parents’ house. It cost about $1,500, and according to him, involved lots of “drawings and math and many long nights involving mad laughter” to complete.

Do it yourself: Unfortunately, we aren’t all talented enough to build an actual TARDIS. Thankfully, there are many other TARDIS-themed items available to help you spice up nerd up any room (including a trashcan, lamp, tent, and cookie jar, just to name a few).

Comic Book Bathroom

Because bathroom walls covered in comic book pages not only look cool, but give you something to read while you’re in there.

Do it yourself: eBay sells pre-made comic book wall murals ($200+) or, follow these instructions to make your own wallpaper out of old comic books.

Star Trek Living Room

Sadly, the guy who spent 10 years turning his 500-square-foot apartment into a Star Trek fanboy’s dream home recently had to dismantle it after getting a divorce last year.

Do it yourself: If you want to follow in his footsteps*, installing this Star Trek Electronic Door Chime ($30) is a good place to start.

*You should probably make sure your wife is cool with the home makeover before you begin.

Balloon Bag End

Well, this Lord of the Rings-inspired room was constructed entirely out of balloons.

Do it yourself: Buy yourself some balloons and go all out I guess.

Avengers Playroom

This Avengers-themed playroom was featured on Extreme Makeover: Home Edition. More pictures of the awesomeness can be found here.

Do it yourself: The comic book-inspired talk bubble whiteboard is a really fun touch. You can get four of them for around $50.

Batcave Home Theater

Remember when I said the AT-AT bed was the coolest thing I had ever laid eyes on? Well, scratch that. This might just top it.

Do it yourself: Gothic lighting is a must for any batcave-inspired room. Here’s a bunch of options (prices vary).

X-Men Hotel Room

Why do all the coolest hotels have to be so far away? This one is located at Hotel Victoria in the Philippines.

Do it yourself: Unfortunately, there’s a serious lack of X-Men decor available for purchase online. However, here’s a tutorial for making your own X-Men bed.

Star Wars House

This Star Wars-inspired house is located in Hawaii, and it’s beyond awesome — just check out the home theater room, complete with a three dimensional fiber optic starscape and acoustic wall panels that look like starship doors.

Do it yourself: If you don’t have a few million dollars lying around, you can pretty easily and cheaply spruce up your entertainment area with some cool Star Wars film posters ($9 to $20). This Wampa rug might make a since addition as well ($116).

Cool Rooms: Nerdiest Geektastic Rooms Ever

Created by illustrator Tim Anderson, this collection of illustrations takes the classic 1920s pulp novel covers and applies the style to popular movie franchises. Movies adapted into pulp comics and novels within the collection include The Matrix, The Incredibles, Alien, Blade Runner, Star Wars Episode IV: A New Hope, Star Wars Episode V: The Empire Strikes Back and Star Wars Episode VI: Return of the Jedi.

The Star Wars series is particularly creative since the illustrator also gave each movie a new title, specifically to tantalize the audience that reads seedy, pulp novels. In addition to his work with the pulp style, Anderson has already created other minimalist and homage art related to The Good, The Bad and the Ugly, The Fantastic Four, the Lord of the Rings series, Pee Wee Herman, Star Trek: Into Darkness and Gladiator.

If you are interested in purchasing a print of these pulp comic and novel illustrations, Anderson sells prints in regular and poster size on his Big Cartel storefront here. Check out some of our favorite illustrations from his collection below:

Popular Movies Turned into Pulp Comics, Novels

Check out some of the ridiculously awesome designs created by Pete Ware at his 17th and Oak store on Etsy. Ware takes a popular line from a movie and molds the character that spoke that line out of the letters with some cool typography choices.

In addition to the killer Star Wars themed designs seen below, he’s also developed similar designs for characters from Ghostbusters, Rocky, Terminator, Goodfellas, The Godfather, Blade Runner, Transformers, Lord of the Rings, Drive and Anchorman. (You can purchase the designs directly on Etsy as well.)

I believe my favorite in this list would be a toss up between Han Solo in action and Darth Vader.

Boba Fett: “He’s No Good To Me Dead.”

Darth Vader “You Don’t Know The Power Of The Dark Side.”

Han Solo “I Can Arrange That. You Could Use A Good Kiss.”

Han Solo: “Hokey Religions and Ancient Weapons Are No Match For A Good Blaster At Your Side, Kid.”

Lando Calrissian: “Hello, What Have We Here?”

Princess Leia: “I’d Just As Soon Kiss A Wookie.”

Luke Skywalker: “I Have A Very Bad Feeling About This.”

R2D2 & C3PO: “This Oil Bath Is Going To Feel So Good.”

Yoda: “Do Or Do Not, There Is No Try.”

Star Wars Characters Built with Typography

We’ve scoured the Internet to collect twenty of our favorite Star Wars propaganda posters, the majority of which seem to rally support for Darth Vader and the Empire. It’s likely that the Empire would have a vastly more impressive propaganda machine in place to churn out posters, commercials and advertisements that would turn the public against rebel scum as well as glorify the act of enlistment in the service.

Various Star Wars characters displayed within the posters include Darth Vader, Yoda, Darth Maul, the Emperor, stormtroopers and Rebel pilots. Check out this collection of Star Wars propaganda posters.

Pro-Empire Propaganda Posters

Pro-Rebels Propaganda Posters

Pro-Galactic Credits

20 Fantastic Star Wars Propaganda Posters

Even characters within the Star Wars universe aren’t immune to recession within the economy of the Republic or the Galactic Empire. It did take roughly $852,000,000,000,000,000 to build the Death Star each time and you just know there probably wasn’t a bailout after it was destroyed the second time.

This set of photographs were taken by photographer Marcus Minuchin and similar toy-related photographs can be found at his site.

Star Wars Characters Dealing with a Recession

Happy May the Fourth, otherwise known as Star Wars Day! Every night is a great night for a Star Wars marathon in my book, but tonight it’s kind of mandatory. However, there’s no need to worry if you haven’t already planned a big, extravagant party complete with your dog in a Tauntaun costume greeting your guests. Here are some super easy ways to pull off an amazing May the Fourth Star Wars movie night with just a couple hours’ notice and items you probably already have at home.

My son and I enjoying his first ever Star Wars movie night…a moment every mother dreams of!

May the Fourth Food and Drinks

It just wouldn’t be a movie night without delicious snacks. Here are a couple simple, Star Wars-inspired ideas that are easy enough for anyone to pull off: (More ideas here as well)

Lightsaber Pretzel Sticks

Simply frost some large pretzel sticks and roll tin foil around the ends. Here’s an easy walk-though as well -> LINK

Wookiee Cookies

We’ve tried the recipe from Wookiee Cookies: A Star Wars Cookbook and they were pretty good. Here’s a modified version you can try if you don’t have the book.

Stormtrooper Marshmallow Cupcakes

Make (or buy) whatever kind of cupcakes you want and pop a marshmallow trooper on top. I can’t get over how cute these are. Black and white frosting obviously works better if you want to stick to the traditional stormtrooper look. Here’s a walkthrough -> LINK

Han Solo in Carbonite Jello

If you can make jello, you can handle this dish with ease. It will require a Han Solo Lego figure or action figure, of course -> LINK

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Princess Leia Oreo Truffles

With Rolo buns for hair, these sweet treats contain oreos, cream cheese and delicious chocolate. Here’s the full recipe -> LINK

Here are some additional lists that will help you plan out a full assortment of Star Wars treats:

• 21 options that include BB-8 quesadillas, Ewok granola bars & Death Star cake pops -> LINK
• 10 options that include Sarlacc Bundt Cake, Yoda Watermelon & Jabba The Hummus -> LINK
• 17 options that include Porg Inari Sushi, Bantha Cocoa, & Star Wars macaroons -> LINK
• 40 options that include Yoda Guacamole, Darth Vader Sausage Rolls, & a Light Saber Veggie Tray -> LINK

May the Fourth Star Wars Cocktails

For adult-only parties, you’ll need to serve festive Star Wars drinks. Here are three our favorite creations:

The Drink Me, You Will Cocktail

(image: Tim Nusog)

• Includes apple brandy, apple cider, sage syrup, lemon juice and basil: LINK

Blue Skywalker

• Includes coconut rum, pineapple juice & blue curacao, blended & served with a cherry. LINK (second option as well: LINK)

The Death Star

Geeky Hostess

• Includes Jagermeister, triple sec, vodka, whiskey, sweet and sour mix, cola: LINK (You should also pick up The Death Star ice cuber mold on Amazon)

Here are some lists of Star Wars cocktails that people have created over the years as well:

• 47 options, including the “Jedi Mind Trick”, a “Princess’s Pleasure”, “Blue Milk” and “Wookie Juice.” -> LINK
• 9 options, including the Darth Vader, Stormtrooper, R2-D2 and C-3PO -> LINK
• 4 options including the Dark Side, Qui-Gon Gin-Singer & Darth Mauled Pomegranite Cider -> LINK
• 7 options including the BB-8 Dark & Stormy, Wookie Fuzzball & Planet Hoth Toddy -> LINK

May the Fourth Attire

May the Fourth is the perfect excuse to geek out and dress up like your favorite Star Wars character. If you somehow don’t already have an old Halloween costume or T-shirt in the closet (and you call yourself a fan!?), here are a couple ways to show your love of the Star Wars universe with things you probably do have lying around the house:

A Bathrobe

While a robe with a hood is obviously going to be the most authentic, any old bathrobe should be enough to have you feeling at least slightly Jedi-ish. Or you could snag your Halloween costume a bit early here: LINK

A Fuzzy Jacket or Sweatshirt

I’ve always thought the furry Monkey Man-type fleece jackets everybody wears are kind of Chewbacca-y. If you happen to have one, tonight may be the perfect time to throw it on. If you’re really crafty, make some sort of homemade utility belt for added effect.

If you have time to get something from Amazon, check out the “I Am Chewie” Furry Hoodie.

“Something green, you could wear”

Show some reverence toward the Grand Master himself with an outfit of entirely green hues.

Princess Leia Hair

If you’re a girl, and you have long hair, rock the Princess Leia buns. It’s super easy and any guy at the party will probably fall desperately in love with you.

May the Fourth Activities

Besides watching the films and complaining about all the extra CGI crap George Lucas has added to the originals or about how badly you want to throw something at Jar-Jar Binks, here are a few activities you can do to celebrate May the Fourth:

Lightsaber Battles

Cut some foam pool noodles in half and use silver duct tape for the handles (here’s full instructions). Fun for adults and kids alike.

Of course, if you aren’t the DIY type, you can always Amazon Prime some toy lightsabers your way. Here are several options ranging from cheap toys to expensive collectibles: LINK

Star Wars Trivia

The Internet is full of Star Wars trivia questions/answers you can download and print out. This site has a bunch of great options that are challenging ,but not so obscure that only the nerdiest of Star Wars nerds would know the answers.

Star Wars Drinking Game

If you’re having a kid-free May the Fourth, here’s a drinking game you can play while working your way through the films. For example, it includes taking a drink each time a ship enters or comes out of light speed, each time a lightsaber is ignited or turned off, or each time Luke or Anakin Skywalker whine about something. I seriously recommend taking pretty small sips of that Blue Milk cocktail, otherwise you’ll pass out long before you even get to the good movies!

Star Wars Crafting Fun

If you are looking for something the kids can participate in, there are a number of cheap and easy craft projects that you can try. For instance, here’s a tutorial on painting Star Wars characters on flower pots.

Some other ideas include:

• Yoda puppet with a simple paper plate & googly eyes: LINK
• Rescue Han Solo in a Star Wars LEGO science experiment: LINK
• Make light op May the Fourth Be With You greeting cards: LINK
• Create your own Star Wars Play Dough Kit: LINK
• Create DIY R2-D2 & C3PO out of LEGOs: LINK

How to Pull Off an Impromptu ‘May the Fourth Be With You’ Party

In a now rare example of a high-profile gaming studio coming through in the face of massive hype and pressure, FromSoftware’s Elden Ring continues to captivate video game audiences nearly two months after release, and doesn’t show any signs of that going away any time soon. Those who enter the open, captivatingly unguided realm of the Lands Between remain immersed in both the quality and frustrations of the fantasy dungeon crawling, so much that attention largely fell away from other releases in March … and will likely continue to do so in April. Instead, the spring month embraces the arrival of baseball season and sports activities, as well as a remake of a classic rail horror shooter and a full gathering of arguably the most popular of the LEGO releases to date.  Let’s take a look at the games.

LEGO Star Wars: The Skywalker Saga — April 5 (PS4,5; XBox O/S/X; Switch; PC)

Most people remember the first time they saw or played the new generation of LEGO games. Sure, other LEGO-themed titles were released prior to this, but it’s hard to forget what it was like seeing the block versions of Anakin Skywalker, Obi-Wan Kenobi and the rest of the cast of the Star Wars Prequel Trilogy come to life through a straightforward, family-friendly, yet exciting and fun game. Regardless of how one feels about those movies, the pure joy of LEGO Star Wars became a staple among gamers who interact with younger players or those who just don’t play a lot of games, to such a degree that the folks at Traveller’s Tales have turned the concept into a template for dropping countless other franchises into the same third-person action gameplay.

After a long wait from numerous delays, Traveller’s Tale is finally releasing The Skywalker Saga, completing the series of films in the LEGO format with adaptations of The Last Jedi and The Rise of Skywalker, while also revamping the other seven installments into an entirely “new” game. The studio has also juiced up the gameplay, adding more interesting lightsaber and force battle commands to liven up the game for those who’ve likely already hammered through it before. The Skywalker Saga also allows for players to start at whichever cluster of Star Wars movie adaptations they liked to play at, so if they want to begin with the Original Trilogy – or even straight up avoid the Prequel Trilogy – they can do so. Skywalker Saga seems engineered to be more of a gamer’s game without sacrificing its accessibility.

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MLB The Show 2022 — April 5 (PS4,5; XBox O/S/X; Switch)

For many years, one of the surprising and enduring sports exclusives across video game consoles was the officially licensed baseball simulator and its home on PlayStation. While other, arguably superior baseball games emerged on the other consoles – Super Mega Baseball gradually transformed from a riot bobblehead baseball game to a surprisingly deep and engaging sim – there was only one way fans could play with the stars of the MLB. That is, until 2021 and the lapsing of the exclusivity agreement, which finally brought The Show to Xbox One an Xbox Series X. There was freshness and excitement there, and with that also came new aspects to the game, like stadium creation.

Now that the shock and enthusiasm has settled, MLB The Show 2022 has to show that they can keep the energy going by adding and improving upon the formula instead of letting it grow stale and repetitive. For starters, this iteration comes with brand new play-by-play commentators, with Jon Sciambi and Chris Singleton from MLB on ESPN Radio taking over duties, and it also receives interface changes to the stadium creation feature and expands the non-Franchise career mode, March to October, to last multiple seasons. There’s little denying that on paper, MLB The Show 22 isn’t a dramatic change over the previous year’s version, so it’ll be up to gameplay stability and the minor tweaks to earn its keep.  

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House of the Dead: Remake — April 7 (Switch)

Ever since 1996, the folks at SEGA have kept a steady stream of titles coming out from the House of the Dead franchise, whether it’s the arcade-based rail lightgun games or spinoffs that include the fast-paced, oddly popular Typing of the Dead reimagining of the core titles. While there’s something resembling a narrative connecting the game and driving the players through the experience, the fun obviously rests in the blitzed action of the on-rails shooting, though alternate endings do crop up based on how many zombies the player’s killed and what pathways they decide to take throughout the titles. Interest in the House of the Dead franchise saw some revitalization with the compilation of House of the Dead 2 and 3 released on the Wii, which made ample use of the Wii-Mote motion controls and the Wii Zapper.

Since, however, the House of the Dead franchise has stagnated – partially due to the lack of interest in on-rails shooters – leaving the world without a new proper game for about a decade. The optimistic designers at Megapixel Studios aim to rejuvenate interest in the concept with a hard remake of House of the Dead, and it remains to be seen exactly how successfully it can be reconstructed AND appeal to modern gaming audiences. Part of that will largely fall on the success of the motion controls: obviously the graphics will be overhauled to such a degree that the game will be near unrecognizable, but the fluidity of the aiming and shooting in the modern era of VR and motion controls will make or break it.

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Nintendo Switch Sports — April 29 (Switch)

The Wii ended up being one of the more unique video game console success stories: it released numerous popular games that used its innovative motion controls across heavy-hitting franchises, yet the most essential of them all came with the system itself at launch. Regardless of the games that were either bought with the system or given as gifts during that chaotic holiday season, every Wii came bundled with Wii Sports, and that alone proved to be enough for many. From baseball and golf to boxing, tennis, and the ever-popular bowling, the game managed to get people moving and redefine what party games were like, positioning the Wii as a console everyone wanted to own alongside their other hardware.

Obviously the Switch has been out for a long time now and has built its own popularity, so it’s not likely that the newest version of the motion control sports compilation, Nintendo Switch Sports, will capture quite the same popularity. It does, however, know what it’s doing in terms of capturing the original enthusiasm generated by Wii Sports and adding innovations with new sports. Those looking to get in some frames of bowling and volley the tennis ball around will once again be able to do so – unfortunately, boxing isn’t making a comeback – while the addition of a leg strap makes soccer possible alongside new Joy-Con motion games volleyball and badminton. It’ll take some real mistakes with the motion controls to keep Switch Sports from once again becoming immensely popular.

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Also available this month are a number of under-the-radar ports of some classic games, such as Chrono Cross: The Radical Dreamers Edition for Xbox, PS4, Switch, and PC on April 7 and The Stanley Parable: Ultra Deluxe for just about every current modern console on April 27. The Switch continues its theme of Star Wars and zombies this month with ports of Star Wars: The Force Unleashed on April 20 and Zombie Army 4 on April 26, while the Switch and PlayStation finally gain access to the unexpected hit action-fantasy dungeon crawler Nobody Saves the World on April 14. Finally, those starving for new horror titles will be able to check out the survival title Chernobylite on April 21 and the battle royale tabletop adaptation Vampire: The Masquerade Bloodhunt on PS5 and PC on April 27.

April’s New Video Games: Jedis, Zombies, and SPORTS

Geeks are in high demand these days as the Web is bleeding over into every facet of modern business these days. You inevitably have a geeky relative or friend, so make sure you get them something they will really love this year. Of course, we have a few ideas to help you out.

Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves RGB

Does your geek have enough RGB in their computer case to light up the room? Are they obsessed with staying healthy? Do they like to spend all night at raves?

Enter the Razor Zephyr, a transparent wearable air purifier mask with N95-filters. It also comes with 2 high speed fans (up to 6200 RPM), 3 sets of N95 grade filters for 9 Days of usage, a USB-C Charging Cable (for the RGB) and anti-fog spray.

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves PC Gaming

This gift is excellent if your geek already has a gaming keyboard, but wants to isolate the most used keys for PC games. The FitLink FPS & MOBA Gaming Keycaps Upgrade Kit is an inexpensive upgrade that will add a bit of flair to any keyboard.

• MSRP: $18.99 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: n/a

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves Card Games

There has been an explosion of card games from web cartoonists as of late, the most popular of which is Exploding Kittens. Described as a card game about”Kittens and Explosions and Sometimes Goats,” this insane game is created by the mind that brings you The Oatmeal. And if kittens aren’t your thing, check out Bears vs. Babies (also by The Oatmeal) or Joking Hazard (Cyanide & Happiness).

• MSRP: $19.99 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: $15
• Related: Shut Up And Take My Money: Cards Against Humanity Complete Set And Case

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves Everything Star Wars

This super cool LEGO set of Star Wars droid R2-D2 includes retractable leg drops, an extendable front hatch, a hidden compartment to store Luke Skywalker’s lightsaber and a 50th anniversary Lucasfilm brick. Due to the complexity of the build, it’s recommended for ages 18 and up.

• MSRP: $200 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: N/A
• Related: 75 of the Best Star Wars Toys & Gifts in the Galaxy

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves Minecraft

This torch-shaped bottle offers the iconic design from the classic video game. It offers a 22 oz. capacity and measures 10.5 inches tall and 2.37 by 2.37 inches wide. The bottle material is dishwasher safe is is made from a break-resistant plastic, ideal for kids.

• MSRP: $14.99 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: n/a

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves a Great Cup of Coffee

Experimenting to find the absolute perfect cup of coffee is a geeky obsession in of itself. You will recognize a coffee geek if they recoil at the thought of drinking the brew in the office coffee pot. Many of these folks grind their own specialty beans as well as use elaborate espresso machines to brew some hot java. The Chemex 8-Cup Glass Coffee Maker is the perfect gift for this geek, offering up a unique way to brew coffee.

• MSRP: $50 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: n/a
• Related: 10 Coffee Mugs to Get You Through Your Monday Meeting

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves Old-School Nintendo

While the 1st iteration of this landed on Etsy before heading over to Kickstarter years ago, the Super Mario Block Table Lamp is the perfect gift for the geek who can’t get enough of Super Mario, Nintendo or video games in general. This 14″ tall lamp includes a Super Mario figurine that hovers over a green felt base.

• MSRP: $35 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: n/a

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Buy This Gift for the Study-Weary Geek Who Needs a Nap

Let’s be honest. It’s extremely difficult not to make fun of someone wearing this gift, but the usefulness and comfort of the Ostrich Pillow Lite cannot be denied. Ideal for constant travelers or students who need a short break from studying, the Ostrich Pillow Lite follows up on the popular Ostrich Pillow, which was like a personal, mobile version of the Google Nap Pod.

• MSRP: $45 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: n/a
• Related: 8 Geeky Soaps That Will Bring Some Fun into the Bathroom

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Buy This Gift for the Gadget Geek Who Loves Everything Star Trek

Bringing Star Trek-like communication to the modern world, the Onyx, created by OnBeep, is a wearable device that allows a team of people to communicate in real-time with just a tap of a button. Operating over Wi-Fi or LTE when connected to a smartphone or tablet, it’s a darn cool way to keep track of family at large venues (like theme parks) as well as chat with remote coworkers in the office.

• MSRP: $99 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: $49
• Related: 7 Stylish Geek Chic Menswear Items

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves Board Games

Achieving a stellar 4.5-star rating on Amazon, Risk Legacy takes the traditional Risk board game and adds in game-changing elements that progressively alter each successive round. Decisions that you make in Game 1 may come back to haunt you several games down the line. In addition, the tedious task of world domination has been sidelined in favor of a faster style of play. If you need a backup gift, don’t forget about the horribly evil and insanely popular Cards Against Humanity.

• MSRP: $60 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: $42

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who Loves to Draw

Definitely useful for breaking into the digital art field, the Wacom Intuos tablet allows artists to draw on a digital pad and see the those results on a computer screen. It’s a fantastic companion for someone who uses Photoshop heavily, specifically because drawing by hand is more natural than using a mouse. While there’s also a professional version of the pad, the starter versions are more reasonably priced between $100 to $200. However, you may be able to score one of the pro tablets under $200 with deals posted on Ben’s.

• MSRP: $99 to $199 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: n/a

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Buy This Gift for the Geek Who’s Got a Little Freak

Are there any Always Sunny in Philadelphia fans in the house? What better way to celebrate any future Philadelphia Eagles victories than running around in a Green Man costume, just like everyone’s favorite, illiterate janitor, Charlie Kelly. Ideal for Halloween or really any sporting event in Philly.

• MSRP: $30 | Lowest Price on Ben’s: n/a

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Buy This Gift for the Geek That’s a Mystery to You

Having trouble figuring out your lovable geek to being with? If that’s the case, then you simply can’t go wrong with a Loot Crate subscription. Offered in increments of 1 month, 3 months, 6 months options, you can give the gift that keeps on giving all year long. Loot Crate packs each monthly subscription box with awesome geek and gamer gear related to all aspects of pop culture.

• MSRP: $20 / month | Lowest Price on Ben’s: $10 / month
• Related: 20 Awesome Subscription Boxes like Loot Crate

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Created by Finnish photographer Vesa Lehtimäki, this collection of photographs combines the worlds of Star Wars and Indiana Jones with LEGO characters as well as a ton of creative staging. In order to create many of the scenes on Hoth from The Empire Strikes Back, Lehtimäki uses tons of baking powder to recreate snow as well as some interesting lighting choices to capture the images.

Regarding camera hardware, Lehtimäki uses a Canon EOS 5D Mark II (Check price on Ben’s) to take the shot and Adobe Photoshop CS4 to perfect the image. Scenes depicted within his work mostly deal with the day-to-day life of people on Hoth, but he’s also included some interesting Indiana Jones mash-ups related to Return of the Jedi.

To see his entire collection, you can view his Flickr account here. But first, check out our 20 favorite shots below: (click to enlarge)

Indy Mashups

20 Amazing Movie Quality Star Wars Stills Using LEGOs