I’m really digging this fun and colorful female Joker cosplay. All of the little details are just right. It’s just the right amount of crazy too. Cosplayer Yugana Senshi Uon does an amazing job being generally deranged and insane as The Joker. The Joker really is wild in these photos.
The photography is by Forat Shot photography and they did an awesome job. I love it.
Like Jello, there’s always room for more superhero cereals. Phil Postma created this series of Batman-inspired cereal boxes. The art on each box blows my mind. Each has a ton of detail relating to that character. The Riddler’s cereal has a free puzzle on the back(Of course), while the Penguin’s cereal is shaped like little fish, for instance.
Why can’t we have cereals this cool for real? I ask you, in a world where we have put a man on the moon and managed to divorce George Lucas from Star Wars, why can we not have this?
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This fantastic series of photos shows us Poison Ivy as we have never seen her before. The talented and beautiful Rei-Doll is Poison Ivy. The photographer is Soldatov Vladimir. I’m not sure which I love more, the photography and decor or Rei-Doll.
She’s an organic mad scientist among a background of cogs and machines. There’s something about that juxtaposition that I really love. I am surprised that the plants have not completely choked all of those clockwork parts. This is a nice look at Ivy at work in her chemistry lab.
Most of us have probably imagined what Batman would be like with different gear, a different costume and being from a different era. It’s easy to imagine the Caped Crusader in almost any time period. This collection of Batman fan art does just that.
Here Batman is seen in different eras that are both real and fictional. It just proves that Batman fits in in almost any time and place. And as much as I love all of these interpretations, I wouldn’t trade the Batman we have for any of them.
For their March 2015 issues, DC Comics has announced variant covers that will honor iconic films. So expect some of your favorite superhero covers to look different in March. There are 22 covers in all, mimicking famous movie posters. You can check all of them out below.
These covers should help them to sell more issues for sure. Personally, I’d like to see them do this more often. I can already see that March is going to be an expensive month for me, because I intend to collect them all.
These fantastic images of “Water Drops” are from Dave Wood, who captures dew and dripping rain drops on plant stems that reflect pop culture icons. Superhero symbols are combined with nature and the result is beautiful.
There’s something very meditative about these images. Moments caught in time. With heroes caught in H2O. I love these shots.
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When you have been fighting crime for over 75 years, your villain list is going to pile up. And it can be hard to keep all of their names straight after all of that time too. You practically need a Bat-computer to keep all of that info handy. Well, now we also have this poster created by Pop Chart Lab.
The Myriad Monikers Of Gotham’s Villains has every villain’s name in one place, so you will always know who’s who. This thing has a TON of info, so if you need to, check out the full sized version here. Look at all of those names. Batman surely deserves a Nobel peace prize.
This cosplay inspired by Batman: Arkham Knight is enough to give you nightmares. Which is exactly what the Scarecrow wants. This unsettling collection of Scarecrow cosplay photos brings the Scarecrow to life and he is looking deranged and insane as ever. The photography is by Rich Johnson and the cosplay is all Matt Sprunger.
He is one of Batman’s most dangerous foes and I don’t think he has ever looked more terrifying. I hope the Caped Crusader has nerves of steel. He is going to need them to face this villain.
This iPhone 6 Batmobile case is an amazing replica of the Batmobile from Tim Burton’s Batman films! It looks more like an expensive toy than a phone case. It will cost you $50 and comes with LED lighting, a Batman logo projector, a utility belt replica over the home button, and pop-out front wheels so you can access the phone’s camera lens. Where does he get those wonderful toys?
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What do you get when you combine Batman’s costume with Iron Man’s armor? Well, the result looks something like this. This armored Batman by AltReaper was clearly inspired by Tony Stark’s Iron Man armor. The color touches are all Batman, but the helmet’s angles and jawline, as well as that chest plate are all Iron Man.
Some might say that it is a bit Batgirl-like, but I like it. I wouldn’t mind seeing this costume on screen in a Batman movie.
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