Last night was Lamour Supreme’s opening at Super7 and Kaiju Chronicle has the scoop on the evening’s recap. That’s Lamour Supreme (sometimes known as L’amour Supreme… he says either/or, it doesn’t matter) in what looks like a mexican wrestling mask. But it’s actuality a Shocker costume from the 70′s japanese kid’s series, Kamen Rider. We brought this costume back for Lamour from Japan per special request. Think of a Shocker as the evil spawn of Nazis and Luche Libre.

Here’s a custom painted glow-in-the-dark Bootleg Kaiju that Lamour did for the show! One of two custom Bootlegs. I think he may have also done a few custom Boogie Men, but I’m not finding any images.

Besides custom painted Kaiju, Lamour also had drawings and paintings up at the show. Is this a future Мишка graphic? I honestly have no clue. Lamour likes to draw Simon a lot and slip in our name… he also likes to laminate every single thing he draws for some odd reason. I think he’s single-handedly keeping Kinko’s lamination business alive on long Island.

Here is Greg and Super7 mastermind Brian Flynn. I see a camera around Greg’s neck so maybe they’ll be another recap?

Here’s a ridiculously sick custom painted RealxHead Fortune Cat. I think this is the first time I’ve seen a Fortune Cat I had to have.

And finally here’s the man of the hour unmasked in front of some of his work. Lamour is rocking the special tee we did with Lamour & Super7 for the event. The design was loosely based off of a graphic from San Fran Punk legends, Crime.

Head over to Kaiju Chronicle’s Flickr for more photos!

- My Pal the Crook