Josh Mayfield

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Hey, I'm Josh, and among other things, I made the Star Trek Title Generator at trek.epicrandomness.com, and I run the Trans Rights Screenshot Generator. Be excellent to each other!

A 3D printed version of the Star Trek: Strange New Worlds Communicator, closed position.
Two 3D printed Star Trek: TOS Communicators
"Completed" 3D Printed Star Trek: TOS Communicator, closed position.
Partially assembled 3D printed TOS Communicator.
Connectors and panels for the 3d printed TOS communicator
I didn't know the official name for this part, so let's call it a potentiometer or just a "moire pattern oscillator" it's the circular part of the Star Trek TOS communicator.
3d Printed shell for a Star Trek: TOS communicator.
Memphisto! A mash-up of Elvis and Mephisto from Marvel Comics, this is a poorly traced drawing from an Elvis coloring book, and the OHOTMU entry for Mephisto.
The "Wendy's Minion" from the current Kids' Meal at Wendy's.
Breakout for Atari VCS (2600)
A portion of an AI-generated Comic Store Backdrop in a YouTube video. The comic books are titles nonsensical things like "Hio Po X", and "Hid Pama"
Pixel Art Rendition of Amazing Fantasy #15 (1962)
A Vectorized Version of a Classic Batman & Robin Logo
Publicity Still of Harry Shearer from This is Spinal Tap
A refrigerator magnet recreating the corner box from a Steve Ditko-era cover of an issue of Amazing Spider-Man.
Concept art for a Star Trek: The Original Series Kazoo shaped like the Enterprise. The diagram shows the kazoo body, uncrewable resonator cap, where the sound would go, as well as the enterprise design elements such as the nacelles and saucer,
Variant Cover to Amazing Spider-Man #1000, by Erik Larsen. It has a retro-style trade dress to evoke the 1960's and Spider-Man is posed in a very Larsen-esque pose, but with the color scheme and eyes on the mask that evoke Steve Ditko.
A fan-made banner for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine with the station positioned in front of the wormhole, and the logo below.
A fan-made banner image for Star Trek: Deep Space Nine, riddled with inaccuracies, from Odo wearing an early season uniform incongruent with the rest of the cast, and the image of Quark's eyes and nose are off.
A scene from Clerks (1994), with a video store patron excitedly exclaiming: "Oooooh, Navy SEALs!"
A picture of part of a parade float that is supposed to replicate the Constitution of the United States. It reads (in part): "...provide for the common defence, promote the general Warfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America. It SHOULD say: "provide for the common defence, promote the general Welfare, and secure the Blessings of Liberty to ourselves and our Posterity, do ordain and establish this Constitution for the United States of America."
Vintage DC Comics Puffy Stickers
The Deadpool "Oppsie Daisy" emote from Marvel Snap.
A vintage Mayor McCheese playground thingy, currently located at the Rock Springs, WY landfill as a mascot.
Star Trek Title Card that reads: "For Happiness Is Fleeting, And The Soul Is Condemned To Darkness." Written By Josh Mayfield
Chef Zox from Stargazers: A Star Trek story with the correct number of limbs. The dialogue reads: Leon: Hey, Chef Zox! You didn't have to come out. Zox: Ey, and miss my favorite customer? Had to pop out and say hello.
A Panel from Stargazers: A Star Trek story, where the Starfleet Officer looks to have two Com Badges.
Front view. Looks like it's in good shape, right?
Star Trek Title Card that says: "Guess Q's Back... Back Again..."
A fake title card for Star Trek that says" "It's a Long Way to Tipperary" Written by Crow T. Robot
A crude Photoshop image combining a Judge and Archie Comics character, Jughead Jones.
A blurb from a Sunsoft Special Feature from Electronic Gaming Monthly, Volume 7, Number 5, Issue 58, May 1994. It reads: Justice League The World's Greatest Superheroes Control some of the most powerful comic book heroes and villains in history. For the first time, the most popular DC Comics characters appear together in supercharged 16-Meg formats. Choose from 12 of the most popular DC Comics characters, including Batman, Superman, Green Arrow, Wonder Woman, and many more. Then it lists each character with their in-game sprite: SUPER FIGHTING SUPERHEROES Aquaman Batman Flash Fire Cheetah Shrapnel Superman Green Arrow Wonder Woman Martian Manhunter Despero Darkseid
A fake title card for Star Trek: Picard featuring Chateau Picard that says: "Do you like the vinyard? Too bad, we're going to ignore it after this episode, except for when we invent new Mother-based trauma for Jen-Luc Next Season!"
A title card for Star Trek: The Original Series that says: "Tits!" "Now That We Have Your Attention, Here's An Allegory For Racism"
WIP Title Card for Star Trek: Short Treks, based on the episode Calypso, that says: I Was Supposed to be Season 6
Scientist-y Villain: Not only are YOU doomed— but so is everyone else you have TOUCHED—! Atom: JEAN LORING— I’ve signed her death warrant! Flash: I gave IRIS WEST— the KISS OF DEATH Green Lantern: CAROL FERRIS— in deadly danger! Batman: ROBIN— what have I done to you?
A fake title card from Star Trek Discovery that says: "Sir, are you absolutely sure? It does mean changing the bulb."
Fake Title card from Star Trek: Discovery that says: " Is That A Tardigrade In Your Pocket, Or Are You Just Happy To See Me?"
Work-In-Progress for the Star Trek: Discovery Title Card Generator. The title says: Wherefore Art Thou Shenzhou? (I forgot the comma)
The original title Card for the Star Trek: TOS Episode "The Enemy Within"
Fake title card for Star Trek: The Next Generation titled: “I’d wear a first season Men’s skant and I. Would. Rock. It!’
My birthday presents, a Romita styled Spider-Man mug that says Amazing Dad, and the Jason Momoa Lobo figure from McFarlane Toys
A 3-d image of Amazing Spider-Man #3, made with AI.
Old comic scanner tag that reads: "With One Magic Word... BEAN525! The World's Mightiest Scanner!"
The cover to Batman #183
Reassembled McFarlane Toys Captain Marvel figure, legs intact!
Captain Marvel Action figure with a broken leg.
3d Printed Jack Nicholson Joker head front view
Email from Ubisoft that says: Hello, On 04-30-2026, Ubisoft will introduce a new “State” of residence field in your Ubisoft player account for players located in the United States. This information helps us comply with state-specific regulations and to better assess legal requirements that may vary from one U.S. state to another. On 04-30-2026 , this field will be filled automatically based on your most recent connection to our services. You will be able to review and update this information at any time in your Ubisoft Account information. If we are unable to determine a state of residence, this field will remain blank, and you will still be able to change your state of residence afterwards. Your state of residence will not be used for any advertising or marketing purposes. For more information on how Ubisoft collects, processes, and protects your data, please refer to our Privacy Policy and Help page. Thank you for helping us keep our community safe and enjoyable for everyone Your Ubisoft Team
Detail of McFarlane "Almost Jack Nicholson" Joker '89 action figure.
Color revision for 3d printer 89 Joker head.
Part of a Jack Nicholson Joker 3d model (the head) painted in a 3d slicer for color printing.
Platinum Edition figures for McFarlane DC Multiverse: The Batman '89-esque Joker and Freddy Freeman (Captain Marvel Jr.)
The Grand Order of Occidental Nighthawks: a group of henchmen or "goons" for the Penguin from Batman '66.
A cadre of Rusty Shackles prints saved from the elements by being shipped in a sleeve!
The cover of Who's Who Omnibus Volume 2 Hardcover.
A page from the instruction manual for Smash TV for NES showing how to use a dual controller setup.