Babes'n Blasters Vol. 7

Babes’n Blasters Vol. 7 – Fine Art Giclée Print

"Babes’n Blasters Vol. 7" – Dance with me...🖤 The Galaxy’s most notorious villainess, Lady X-99 appears! Striding into the frame with calculated glamour, Lady X-99 points her raygun directly at the viewer — the villainess who knows she’s the star. UFOs hover in soft retro gradients behind her, their sleek curves echoing the exaggerated lines of her figure. Every element — the comic typography, the pulp poster badge, the snappy tagline — leans into the glorious melodrama of vintage space opera.

This piece isn’t shy. It’s a love letter to a future imagined in the past: where space battles had plot holes you could fly a saucer through, but the attitude was bulletproof. Lady X-99 radiates the kind of unapologetic charisma that made 1960s pulp villains unforgettable — equal parts danger, camp, and sex appeal.

This bordered *giclée print is crafted on Canson Baryta Gloss paper, prized by fine art collectors for its rich contrast, deep blacks, and archival quality.

Paper: Museum-grade Canson Baryta Gloss
Print Method: Archival pigment giclée
Certificate of Authenticity

Art Style: This work draws from classic pulp sci-fi magazine covers and early gekiga and tokusatsu-inspired poster art of mid-century Japan. The heavy use of katakana titles, retro badge design, and bold halftone-style lettering mirrors serialized manga covers and translated B-movie posters of the era.

The illustration style features graphic contour lines, minimal shading, and an intentional flatness that enhances the printed-poster look. Influences range from atomic-age pulp illustration to mid-century pin-up poster art, vintage villain archetypes, and the clean futurism of early anime aesthetics. It balances camp with sophistication — a stylized homage to serialized space drama and villain-driven storytelling.