These Retro Pop Style Marvel Movie Posters are bold, bright and eye-popping. French artist Florent Zimmermann knows how to catch the viewer’s attention. As bright and bold as they are, the actual characters are barely seen in many of these, yet the style of each piece shouts their identity loud and clear. They are all incorporate panels in the background, like an actual comic book page.
If superheroes were dragons is a beautiful set of illustrations by Lynton Levengood. This art series takes the already strong superheroes and transforms them into dragons who still look like Hulk, Wolverine, Iron Man and others. These terrifying flying creatures are instantly recognizable, yet so very different at the same time in their evolved form. This could be an interesting beginning to a much larger fantasy world of Levengood’s making.
Artist Beni Hdz created this Fun Marvel Soda Can Concept and I have to say, it has me wanting Marvel to get into the soft drink business. These are just so beautiful. That is how you sell a product. I don’t even care what kind of drink is inside. I just want these. These cans are Avengers themed, but this would work great with any character or team.
This Paint Splatter Villain art from Arian Noveir somehow makes these comic book villains even more menacing, as if they are half-formed and coming out of the shadows. The Joker is particularly menacing.
Featured here are Black Cat, Poison Ivy, Red Skull, Harley Quinn, Spawn, Venom, 2 Jokers and Magneto. I really love how ethereal these all feel. Like ghosts that come calling in the night.
I recently discovered a fun new Star Trek web comic, so I had to share it. It is called Red Skirts and it is a fun and wild ride. The art is pretty awesome too. I won’t give away anything. I’ll just tell you to go and check it out because it is just plain fun. I am hooked.
The “Red Skirts” is a designation given to GGC Security Unit 3-80 of the GGC Heavy Cruiser Audacity.
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Melbourne, Australia based Kode Logic designed these awesome mashups that put superhero styling all over Nikes. Some of DCs and Marvels best are represented here. He really has a great eye for design. He even managed to give the Superman version a cool cape without it looking silly. Really digging The Flash versions too.
I would love to see sneakers for sale that looked like this. I can easily imagine these heroes wearing these shoes with their outfit. Check out some of his previously featured work here.
This series called Gotham Corral is from artist doclumbago who imagines Batman’s many villains as mustache-twirling old west baddies. I have never considered these characters in this kind of setting, but now that I see it, I’d like to see more. I can picture Batman and Bane facing each other at the Okay Corral at high noon, ready to draw their irons. I hope he creates more of these characters.
Wow. Just wow. We’ve seen many Batmobiles over the years, and each are special in their own way, but this Batmobile concept design is simply stunning. The front even looks like a bat face. This batmobile is sleek and low to the ground. Clearly made for speed, yet I’m sure it still has plenty of room for gadgets. And how about those brake lights? I’d love to see this one on film. It was created by Encho Enchev, a senior 3D artist and designer at Ubisoft. I really really wish I get a toy version of this car. It is quite a departure from current gen Batmobiles on film.
Now that we’ve seen Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice, we are looking forward to the solo Wonder Woman movie and then The Justice League movie. To help tide you over until the movie gets here, I present The Muppets as Justice League characters. Kermit is Superman, Gonzo is Batman, Miss Piggy is Wonder Woman, Scooter is Aquaman, Statler as the Green Lantern, Waldorf as The Flash and Fozzy as Martian Manhunter.
Now this is an alternate Justice League team that I can get behind. These fun illustrations are from artist Joshua Esselbrugge.
Well Batman v Superman recently hit theaters, so Select Car Leasing thought it would be a good time to take a look back at the Batmobile’s evolution in film. This is one of the most iconic cars ever created and over the years it has changed many times and has been driven by many actors. However, no matter how much it changes, you always know it belongs to Batman with just a glance. It is as much of a character as Batman himself. Check out all of it’s incarnations in this cool video with accompanying infographic.
