Heather Massey

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Science Fiction Romance author, geek, suburban mom. Explore my books at heathermassey.com

Graphic by Henrico Democrats outlining everything voters need to know about voting in the #VA-01 Democratic primary election. Register to vote, update registration, or request mail ballot through July 24. Early voting starts 6/18; weekend voting is July 19, July 25-26, and August 1. Election Day is August 4.
Cover for Heather Massey's steampunk romance A Tale of Two Thieves. Features the two main characters Nathan Harlow and Ruby Darling against a steampunk Victorian London. Illustration by Elizabeth Peiro.
Cover for Heather Massey's fantasy romance Lord of Snow and Ice. Features a conventionally attractive and bare-chested white man against a snowy forest.
Promotional flyer for the Henrico Democrats CD1 Candidate Forum. June 28 at 2PM. The forum will be moderated by Doctor Jennifer Pribble, professor of political science and global studies at the University of Richmond. A picture featuring all seven CD1 Democratic primary candidates is at the bottom. From left to right: Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs, , Salaam Bhatti, Tim Cysinski, Jason Knapp, Ericka Kopp, Shannon Taylor, and Mel Tull.
Graphic I made that reinvents the black and white movie poster of the 1973 movie The Exorcist as a poster about a fictional movie called The Tax Collector. Beneath the pretend purple title is a pretend tag line that reads, “Billionaires who don’t pay their fair share of taxes are about to get their assets repossessed.” Everything else is the same, which is a priest standing in the dark outside of a house. He’s about to enter to help a possessed girl. A bright light shines from an upstairs window, putting the priest’s figure in silhouette. In this graphic, the priest represents the pretend movie’s heroic tax collector.
picture of an orange tabby kitty sitting in the grass
A graphic outlining everything voters need to know about the Virginia 2026 Primary Election Dates. Via Henrico Democrats.
screenshot of the character the Lorax from the movie The Lorax. The Lorax is standing in a field holding up his hand to stop environmental marauders from destroying the trees. Via Fandango Movie Clips.
Black and white photo of 2026 VA-01 Democratic candidate Salaam Bhatti and other guests at the Neighbors For Change birthday event. Salaam is standing on the left side of the image while smiling down at the piece of cake on a plate he’s holding. His smile is wide, like he’s excited to dig in. Yellow sparkles surround the cake. A speech bubble next to his head reads, “My precioussss….” in a riff of the One Ring from Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings book series. Two mature women stand on the other side of him, shaking hands. The one on the right has a speech bubble saying, “Salaam Bhatti knows a good piece of cake when he sees one.” The woman in the middle has a speech bubble saying, “Right on, sister.”
Promotional graphic for Heather Massey’s sapphic time travel sci-fi romance, Julie & Winifred’s Most Excellent Adventure. Features the book’s illustrated cover and an illustrated image of a cat and a dog from the story. The main text reads “You’ve seen Bill & Ted, now meet Julie & Winifred!” the list of tropes reads, deep conversations; opposites attract; geek fandom fun; found family, cute pets. There’s also clip art of a female superhero in the bottom center. Color scheme of orange, blue, and pink.
screenshot of a senior white woman with gray hair from the House Majority Forward ad targeting VA-01 Congressman Rob Wittman. She’s in the process of tossing down her high utility bills in frustration because Wittman votes for everything Trump wants and Virginia’s First District residents pay the price.
Promotional Graphic for Heather Massey’s steampunk romance saga A Villainous Affair. Gold background with corner decorations in gradient gold. The white text at the top reads, “Sex is great, but have you read a queer m/f steampunk romance saga that…” The four illustrated covers are stacked two over two on the right hand side. The titles are A Tale of Two Thieves; The Wizard of Aether; Dark Queen Rising; and Battle Royale. Below the text are six circles with text, all of which surround an exploding head emoji. The text reads “promotes sharing power”; “opposes imperialism”; “rejects racism in science”; “eats the rich”; “affirms the social model of disability”; and “critiques white feminism.” Below the circles is text that reads “heathermasseyc.om” and “Cover illustrations by Elizabeth Peiro.”
I made this graphic to showcase the 2026 VA-01 Democratic congressional candidates who aren’t taking corporate PAC money. The color scheme is various shades of blue, white, and black. The white text at the top reads, “No Corporate PAC Money.” The subheading reads, “2026 VA-01 Candidates.” Next is a row of two candidate pictures in blue frames with their names beneath. These are their official campaign photos. From left to right, the top row names are Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs and Ericka Kopp. From left to right, the bottom row names are Salaam Bhatti and Tim Cywinski.
Promotional graphic in a comic book style for the book Weirdo: Tales of a Geek Adoptee by Heather Massey. The cover on the left side of the image has a comic book aesthetic. It features a pop art style woman with black hair and green eyes reacting with surprise to a comic book she’s reading. All we see is the upper part of her face and her hands holding the comic. This image is outlined in white and set against a blue, comic book radiant background. The title, in yellow, is at the top, the image is in the middle, and “Heather Massey,” in red text, is framed by a yellow comic burst star shape. Below the author’s name is yellow text that reads, “A memoir.” The cover, outlined in black, is set against a yellow, orange, and black comic book style radiant background that’s framed by white clouds on the bottom. To the left of the cover is white and orange text that reads “SUPER DEAL” in stylized lettering. To the right of the cover is a blue comic burst with a black border. The white text on it reads, “Only $3.99!” On the bottom right, An orange button with blue text features the author’s website, “heathermassey.com.”
Promotional image for the 2019 comedy-drama film Lucky Grandma. It features the titular character sitting on the floor while stuffing a red bag with stacks of stolen money.
Flyer for a #VA-01 Democratic congressional candidate forum on Thursday, June 4; 6 – 8 PM; RCC-Glenns Campus Get to Know Your Candidates: Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs, Salaam Bhatti, Tim Cywinski, Jason Knapp, & Ericka Kopp (Mel Tull and Shannon Taylor unable to attend). Learn about each candidate’s take on the current state of our country, the issues they believe are most important, and how they plan to address them as they compete in the Democratic primary for the First Congressional District Seat. This forum is free and open to the public. Sponsored by the Gloucester, Matthews, King and Queen, King William, Essex, and Middlesex County Democratic committees. Early voting for this primary starts June 18. Primary election day is August 4, 2026. Hybrid event—Scan QR code in the right-hand corner for virtual link Color scheme is yellow, blue, and white.
I made this graphic to showcase the 2026 VA-01 Democratic congressional candidates who aren’t taking corporate PAC money. The color scheme is various shades of blue, white, and black. The white text at the top reads, “No Corporate PAC Money.” The subheading reads, “2026 VA-01 Candidates.” Next is a row of two candidate pictures in blue frames with their names beneath. These are their official campaign photos. From left to right, the top row names are Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs and Ericka Kopp. From left to right, the bottom row names are Salaam Bhatti and Tim Cywinski.
The limited slipcover Blu-ray edition of the lady arm wrestler buddy comedy movie Golden Arm. Designed by Han Soloski. Released by Vinegar Syndrome.
Screenshot of Prince Zwordar, the villain of Space Battleship Yamato II: The White Comet Empire (1978). In this anime space opera series, the villain, Zwordar, decides to attack Earth’s moon during the final phase of his invasion. The text reads, “Let us start with…their moon.” This scene relates the quoted post, which shared that “The spent upper stage of a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket is expected to slam into the moon Aug. 5….” This news about Elon Musk’s rocket hitting our moon reminded me of Prince Zwordar’s actions.
Political commentary meme using the Star Wars Anakin Padme 4panel meme. The first panel with Anakin reads, “Cleta Mitchell has a blueprint to restrict voting rights.” The second panel, with a smiling Padme reads, “I’m sure the Democrats will stop her.” The third panel has no text, just a serious-looking Anakin. The fourth panel of Padme, looking worried, has text that reads, “Democrats have a plan to stop her…right?”
black and white screenshot of a headshot of character Ned “Scotty” Scott, the white, male, and bespectacled reporter character from The Thing from Another World (1951).
Promotional graphic in a comic book style for the book Weirdo: Tales of a Geek Adoptee by Heather Massey. The cover, framed in a red outline, is in the center and is set against a gradient yellow background. The cover has a comic book aesthetic. It features a pop art style woman with black hair and green eyes reacting with surprise to a comic book she’s reading. All we see is the upper part of her face and her hands holding the comic. This image is framed in white and set against a blue, comic book radiant background. The title, in yellow, is at the top, the image is in the middle, and “Heather Massey,” in red text, is framed by a yellow comic burst star shape. Below the author’s name is yellow text that reads, “A memoir.” The cover is flanked by brief blue-text descriptions of various elements readers can expect to find in the book. Comic book style arrows (red and yellow color scheme) point from the tropes to the book cover. Left, top to bottom: Baby Scoop Era adoptee; identity plot twist; tragedy & trickery; forbidden romance. Right, top to bottom: deep, dark family secrets; the hottest adoption takes; heartwarming reunion story; geek adventures. Below the cover is the author’s website, “heathermassey.com.”
Cover for the book Weirdo: Tales of a Geek Adoptee by Heather Massey. The cover has a comic book aesthetic. It features a pop art style woman with black hair and green eyes reacting with surprise to a comic book she’s reading. All we see is the upper part of her face and her hands holding the comic. This image is framed with a white outline and set against a blue, comic book radiant background. The title, in yellow, is at the top, the image is in the middle, and “Heather Massey,” in red text, is framed by a yellow comic burst star shape. Below the author’s name is yellow text that reads, “A memoir.”
screenshot from the movie 1984, based on George Orwell’s novel of the same name, about a futuristic totalitarian society. The main character, Winston Smith, sits against the gray wall of his drab apartment. He’s a white man with short brown hair and dressed in blue coveralls. He’s writing in his journal in a spot outside the range of the huge screen that the government forces everyone to have in their homes, and through which it spies on everything citizens do.
Promotional graphic in a comic book style for the book Weirdo: Tales of a Geek Adoptee by Heather Massey. The cover, framed in a red outline, is in the center and is set against a gradient yellow background. The cover has a comic book aesthetic. It features a pop art style woman with black hair and green eyes reacting with surprise to a comic book she’s reading. All we see is the upper part of her face and her hands holding the comic. This image is framed in white and set against a blue, comic book radiant background. The title, in yellow, is at the top, the image is in the middle, and “Heather Massey,” in red text, is framed by a yellow comic burst star shape. Below the author’s name is yellow text that reads, “A memoir.” The cover is flanked by brief blue-text descriptions of various elements readers can expect to find in the book. Comic book style arrows (red and yellow color scheme) point from the tropes to the book cover. Left, top to bottom: Baby Scoop Era adoptee; identity plot twist; tragedy & trickery; forbidden romance. Right, top to bottom: deep, dark family secrets; the hottest adoption takes; heartwarming reunion story; geek adventures. Below the cover is the author’s website, “heathermassey.com.”
Promotional graphic in a comic book style for the book Weirdo: Tales of a Geek Adoptee by Heather Massey. Features the book cover against a comic-book style explosion against a black background. The book cover has a comic book aesthetic and features a pop art style woman with black hair and green eyes reacting with surprise to a comic book she’s reading. This image is framed with a white outline and set against a blue, comic book radiant background. The title, in yellow, is at the top, the image is in the middle, and “Heather Massey,” in red text, is framed by a yellow comic burst star shape. Below the author’s name is yellow text that reads, “A memoir.” To the right of the book cover is yellow text that reads, “New Release!” Below that heading are three comic-burst stars. Each features text describing the content: “family secrets,” “hot adoption takes,” and “heartwarming reunion story.” Below the stars is yellow text that reads, “Buy at Amazon and other ebook stores.” An orange button with yellow text features the author’s website, “heathermassey.com.”
Cover for the book Weirdo: Tales of a Geek Adoptee by Heather Massey. The cover has a comic book aesthetic. It features a pop art style woman with black hair and green eyes reacting with surprise to a comic book she’s reading. All we see is the upper part of her face and her hands holding the comic. This image is framed with a white outline and set against a blue, comic book radiant background. The title, in yellow, is at the top, the image is in the middle, and “Heather Massey,” in red text, is framed by a yellow comic burst star shape. Below the author’s name is yellow text that reads, “A memoir.”
Fan art graphic I made featuring the Guy Gardner Green Lantern (played by Nathan Fillion) from the 2025 Superman movie. I replaced Fred Flintstone with Guy on a box of Fruity Pebbles cereal. A text bubble makes it seem like Guy is saying “Kids, Fred Flintstone couldn’t make it—so you got an upgrade!” It’s a riff on the scene in the movie when Green Lantern and the Justice Gang fight off an invasion as a favor to Superman and also draws on the fact that Guy eats Fruity Pebbles in another scene. I imagine Guy would think he’s an upgrade to Fred Flintstone as well as Superman.
Fun graphic I made featuring Salaam Bhatti, a Congressional Democratic candidate in Virginia. Based on a video in which he said he dreamed of owning a food truck one day, I made a graphic using his candidate photo to make it appear like he’s in a food truck, ready to cook for customers. The food truck image is set against a bucolic city street on a sunny day with a few white, fluffy clouds in the sky. The truck has a black and blue color scheme. A pretend logo reads “Salaam’s Food Truck” in orange and white in the middle part of the truck. Blue text on the top of the passenger side door reads, “Open.” There’s a graphic of a cute, smiling smoothie drink on the left side of the food truck window and a picture of a falafel wrap on the other side. Below Salaam’s image is the phrase “SALAAM HAS THE SAUCE” in all caps. Light blue text bubbles at the top of the image read, from left to right and then down, separated by orange arrows (similar to the water cycle graphic): Salaam is elected to Congress; We get Medicare For All & other awesome stuff; Salaam gets his food truck; we get delicious food. At the bottom of the image is a blue button with white text that reads “salaamforva.com.”
black and white screenshot from the film Goldiggers of 1933 featuring the upper half of a man in a smartly-dressed suit and hat. He’s the director of the play and is watching the rehearsal from a theater seat area. He’s got one foot propped up and is leaning slightly onto it with his left arm. A cigar sticks out from his mouth, and he’s got a serious look on his face.
promotional graphic for 2026 VA-01 Democratic candidate Salaam Bhatti. The text reads, Coffee Chat, April 11, 10-11:30 AM. Salaam is a public interest lawyer running for Congress. Come grab coffee with Salaam and let’s build a government that serves the people. Location: Qamaria Coffee, 9669 W. Broad Street, Glen Allen, VA 23060. RSVP/questions emily@salaamforva.com. At the bottom is the logo, Salaam Bhatti for Congress. We are one. Paid for and authorized by Salaam Bhatti for Congress.
Promotional poster for the 2026 live action movie Masters of the Universe. Features the main character, He-Man, with his upper body to the viewer. He faces his nemesis, Skeletor, who is a shadowy figure in the distance. He-Man grips his massive sword in his right hand, ready for battle.
Screenshot of the elementary school principal in the 2012 horror doll movie Paranormal Adoption. The principal is a white man in his mid to late 20s. He’s sitting behind his office desk while addressing a parent character. He’s wearing a bright orange shirt and orange tie, both of which have a sheen to them. Of particular note is his short, wavy silverish hair, which I swear is a wig. Seems to be a case of trying to make a young actor appear much older, with unintentionally hilarious results.
Promotional poster for the indie movie Paranormal Adoption. Features the main doll character, Miss Rachel, looking out from a corner of a window of a house with a maniacal smile on her face. She looks like she’s wearing heavy makeup. To the right of the doll’s head is a badly photoshopped image of a white, thin, conventionally attractive, smiling white woman in a bikini. Very mysterious as to why that image is there, probably one of the characters. The title “Paranormal Adoption” is at the top. Below the title is the tagline, which reads, “Could a child and her evil doll steal your sanity?” The white text at the bottom reads, “Written, Produced, and Directed by Carl Watts.” The color scheme is black, green, red, and brown. Incidentally, Carl Watts accused Blumhouse Pictures of ripping off Paranormal Adoption when it made M3GAN. TMZ has the scoop: https://www.tmz.com/2026/01/07/m3gan-team-sued-plagiarize-script/
Screenshot of the cartoon character Underdog from the titular show. He’s got a blue and red superhero outfit on like Superman except his costume has a white letter “U” on his chest. Underdog is flying into a blue sky, surrounded by black sparkles.
Black and white photo of 2026 VA-01 Democratic candidate Salaam Bhatti and other guests at the Neighbors For Change birthday event. Salaam is standing on the left side of the image while smiling down at the piece of cake on a plate he’s holding. His smile is wide, like he’s excited to dig in. Yellow sparkles surround the cake. A speech bubble next to his head reads, “My precioussss….” in a riff of the One Ring from Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings book series. Two mature women stand on the other side of him, shaking hands. The one on the right has a speech bubble saying, “Salaam Bhatti knows a good piece of cake when he sees one.” The woman in the middle has a speech bubble saying, “Right on, sister.”
Promotional graphic for 2026 VA-01 Democratic candidate Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs. The text reads, “Sunset S’mores: Come enjoy s’mores with Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs at her home! Sat.April 4th, 5:30PM – 8:00PM, address sent with RSVP” The color scheme is red, blue, and black against a textured paper background.
Promotional flyer for the Henrico Democrats “Coffee and Sigs” petition signing event on Saturday, March 21; 10AM – 1PM at the Panera at White Oak Village, 4483 S. Laburnum Ave
Flyer via the campaign of Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs. The top blue text reads, Elizabeth for Virginia – Meet & Greet. Join us: Saturday, March 14th from 4 – 6PM, The Bookshelf on Church, 28 W. Church St., Kilmarnock, VA 22482. Below the text is an illustration of a bookstore, with BOOK written across the front. The window has red text that reads, Come and chat with Elizabeth, a candidate for Virginia’s 1st Congressional District. In the bottom left corner is a red QR code and text above it that reads “RSVP here!”
I made this graphic to showcase the 2026 VA-01 Democratic congressional candidates who aren’t taking corporate PAC money. The color scheme is various shades of blue, white, and black. The white text at the top reads, “No Corporate PAC Money.” The subheading reads, “2026 VA-01 Candidates.” Next is a row of two candidate pictures in blue frames with their names beneath. These are their official campaign photos. From left to right, the top row names are Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs and Ericka Kopp. From left to right, the bottom row names are Salaam Bhatti and Tim Cywinski.
A graphic showing the ten Democratic candidates running in the 2026 primary for Virginia’s first Congressional District. The top heading reads, Democratic Primary Candidates For Virginia’s First Congressional District 2026. The main heading reads, Choose Your Champion. The bright colors and decorative elements are inspired by videogame menus where players choose their fighters. Below the second heading are two rows of pictures of each candidate in a square frame. From top left: Andrew Lucchetti, Amanda Pohl, Sean Sublette, Ericka Kopp, James Shea. From bottom left: Tim Cywinski, Lisa Vedernikova Khanna, Salaam Bhatti, Shannon Taylor, Mel Tull.
Cover for Heather Massey’s steampunk romance, Iron Guns, Blazing Hearts. The female scientist main character wears a Victorian purple dress, goggles on her purple top hat, and holds a steampunk pistol. The male gunslinger main character stands beside her, aiming his pistol at an unseen danger. He wears a typical Wild West gunslinger outfit and hat. They stand against an Old West backdrop of wide-open land and a cloudy sky.
Screenshot of Thor from the 1988 movie The Incredible Hulk Returns. A smiling Thor is dressed in his armor and metal helmet while pointing his mighty hammer at someone offscreen.
Screenshot of Thor from The Incredible Hulk Returns TV movie. Thor is wearing a blue bath towel around his hips. He’s leaning his muscular frame against a kitchen cabinet.
Promotional headshot of the character Thor from the TV movie The Incredible Hulk Returns. He’s wearing his armored helmet and body armor while looking at the viewer with a serious expression. He’s holding Mjölnir, his hammer weapon.
Promotional poster for the 2025 horror movie Sinners. Features the main cast of characters grouped together against a yellow-orange sun. Color scheme of yellow, orange, and black. The text at the bottom reads, Michael B. Jordan. Sinners. We are all sinners. Only in theaters April 18.
I made this graphic to showcase the 2026 VA-01 Democratic congressional candidates who aren’t taking corporate PAC money. The color scheme is various shades of blue, white, and black. The white text at the top reads, “No Corporate PAC Money.” The subheading reads, “2026 VA-01 Candidates.” Next is a row of two candidate pictures in blue frames with their names beneath. These are their official campaign photos. From left to right, the top row names are Elizabeth Dempsey Beggs and Ericka Kopp. From left to right, the bottom row names are Salaam Bhatti and Tim Cywinski.
Promotional graphic for the Henrico Democrats “Coffee and Sigs” petition signing event on Saturday, February 28 from 10AM-1PM at the Short Pump Panera, 11703 West Broad Street.
Promotional graphic for the Henrico Dems “Coffee and Sigs” petition signing event on Saturday, February 21 from 10AM-1PM at the Regency Square Starbucks, 8631 Quioccasin Rd.
Graphic I made for a petition signing I’m hosting. The color scheme is red, white, and blue. The text reads, from top to bottom: Sign the petition! Help Virginia U.S. Senate candidate Dr. Lorita Daniels get on the ballot. Dates: Saturday, February 7, 2-3PM; Saturday, February 21, 2-3PM; Saturday, March 7, 2-3PM. Where: Panera (Kroger Plaza), 9080 Staples Mill Road, Henrico, VA 23228. You must be a VA-01 voter to sign. Hosted by Heather. Look for the Labubu (followed by an image of a blue Labubu doll).
Promotional image for a February 17, 2026, 11:00 AM event called National Day of Lobbying. Color scheme of blue, white, and yellow. Features a photo on the left side of VA-01 Congressmember Rob Wittman, who is wearing a suit and tie. The subheading on the right reads, Congressman Wittman VA01, Do Your Job. Innslake Dr. sidewalk across from 4201 Dominion Blvd, Glen Allen, VA 23060. Logos in bottom right corner of 50501, Flare, and Citizens’ Impeachment. The white text on the blue border reads, Honor your oath. Defend the Constitution. Your Constituents demand better. No more empty promises.
Promotional graphic for the Henrico Dems “Coffee and Sigs” petition signing event on Saturday, February 21 from 10AM-1PM at the Regency Square Starbucks, 8631 Quioccasin Rd.
Graphic I made for a petition signing I’m hosting. The color scheme is red, white, and blue. The text reads, from top to bottom: Sign the petition! Help Virginia U.S. Senate candidate Dr. Lorita Daniels get on the ballot. Dates: Saturday, February 7, 2-3PM; Saturday, February 21, 2-3PM; Saturday, March 7, 2-3PM. Where: Panera (Kroger Plaza), 9080 Staples Mill Road, Henrico, VA 23228. You must be a VA-01 voter to sign. Hosted by Heather. Look for the Labubu (followed by an image of a blue Labubu doll).
Promotional image for a February 17, 2026, 11:00 AM event called National Day of Lobbying. Color scheme of blue, white, and yellow. Features a photo on the left side of VA-01 Congressmember Rob Wittman, who is wearing a suit and tie. The subheading on the right reads, Congressman Wittman VA01, Do Your Job. Innslake Dr. sidewalk across from 4201 Dominion Blvd, Glen Allen, VA 23060. Logos in bottom right corner of 50501, Flare, and Citizens’ Impeachment. The white text on the blue border reads, Honor your oath. Defend the Constitution. Your Constituents demand better. No more empty promises.
Screenshot of a head and shoulder shot of Dr. Ian Malcolm (played by Jeff Goldblum) from the film Jurassic Park. He’s in a dimly lit room. He’s wearing black-framed, black-tinted glasses and looking serious as he stares at someone offscreen.
Promotional graphic for the Henrico Democrats “Coffee and Sigs” petition signing event on Saturday, February 21 from 10AM-1PM at the Regency Square Starbucks, 8631 Quioccasin Rd.
Promotional poster for the coming-of-age comedy-drama I Like Movies. The title is in a red, scripted font at the top. The image features the main character sitting criss-cross style on the floor of an 80s video rental store. He’s a 17-year-old teen named Lawrence. He has a portly figure, short brown hair, and is wearing a red shirt, tan pants, brown shoes, a lanyard, and name tag. He’s flanked by shelves of VHS videos and there’s another display of tapes behind him. He’s looking offscreen at something.
Promotional image for a February 17, 2026, 11:00 AM event called National Day of Lobbying. Color scheme of blue, white, and yellow. Features a photo on the left side of VA-01 Congressmember Rob Wittman, who is wearing a suit and tie. The subheading on the right reads, Congressman Wittman VA01, Do Your Job. Innslake Dr. sidewalk across from 4201 Dominion Blvd, Glen Allen, VA 23060. Logos in bottom right corner of 50501, Flare, and Citizens’ Impeachment. The white text on the blue border reads, Honor your oath. Defend the Constitution. Your Constituents demand better. No more empty promises.
Promotional image for Never Surrender: A Galaxy Quest Documentary. The title is at the top. Features an illustrated young man, his back to the camera, confidently holding up a futuristic communication device. He’s looking up at a spaceship that’s heading toward Earth. The backdrop is a city. This scene re-enacts a pivotal moment in the climax of Galaxy Quest. The color scheme is tan, blue, black, and white.