I was a fan of Pacesetter's excellent "Star Ace" line -- the source of the art in these collections. (Not, as one reviewer erroneously stated, 1930s line art -- which I also would pay top dollar for, but I digress). ;)

Unlike other "clip art" I've purchased here, the artwork contained in all three of these collections is well scanned, at sufficient resolution for good, high-end print uses.

Excellent (if dated) stuff.

In general, the aliens and characters featured are pretty "Star Ace" specific (especially the telekinetic polar bears), but the spaceships and vehicles and action scenes are generally useful for any pulpy space opera.

Very disappointing, despite the reduced price. The images are created in a 3D modelling program that appears to be Bryce, and are consequently very poor resolution (72 dpi, completely unsuitable for any kind of print-based application). The images themselves aren't terribly suitable for a web-based use, either: they're very blocky and jagged, and in some cases poorly designed: a quick sampling of the rifles and pistols shows a number of items that are little more than blobs with a texture. An interesting notion, though: it may be worth it to develop a product like this using a vector-based illustration program--bona fide usable SF clip art. Hmmm....

Moderately amusing, though not terribly evocative. The fact that it LOOKS like a MasterBook supplement doesn't help.