Celebrate 50 years of Poison Ivy being a thorn in Batman’s side, with this cool infographic. Pun intended. It was in June of 1966 when Batman #181 was published. That’s when the world was introduced to an eco-terrorist with no origin story. She then tempted Batman into a relationship full of romantic tension. Poison Ivy was born. She has only become more popular as time went by. Check out how she sowed her seeds throughout the DC universe.
Artist Mustafa Raza created this fun art series called “Mirror War.” It’s really unique and amazing. Each piece shows a DC character facing off with a character from Marvel. The characters mirror each other perfectly. I love the colors and each one is like seeing the beginning of a spectacular battle.
Would you look at this cool Batman Coffee Table? That is a table fit for a Dark Knight, but feel free to put it in your house too. We don’t all have a Batcave after all. This table looks amazing. All that’s missing are a few Bat-wing-backed chairs. Of course once you get a table like this, then you want a butler named Alfred, a Batmobile, and before you know it, you’re digging in your kitchen to start your Bat-cave!
I am loving these Batman And Joker 3D Lamps. The Joker looks so menacing in the dark, with that evil grin. And Batman looks pretty awesome too. How about a version with both of them, like Two-Face? There’s something very profound and philosophical about this Batman and Joker face lamp, I’m sure, but I’m too tired to think about it. It’s just damn cool!
This Mini DC Comics Superheroes Vector Art is awesome. Each and every character is absolutely adorable. Artist Diego Riselli sure knows how to create cute superheroes. You can find prints in his online store here.
Freelance 3D artist Yinxuan Dezarmenien created this fun and colorful Harley Quinn fan art and this is exactly how I would want Harley to look in an animated Suicide Squad show or movie. He got all of the details just right and she looks amazing. If they ever do make a Suicide Squad animation, I hope she looks like this. So beautiful and playful.
Over at the WBshop they have some really nice Canvas Wall Art By Alex Ross. Some of our favorites are below, but head on over and check them out. This art looks fantastic on any wall. I especially love his Justice League and Wonder Woman art. You have to love Alex Ross’ work.
In a zombie outbreak, when Batman becomes a zombie, we are all dead.Or is that undead? This is the work of Ali Jalali, a CG sculpture and character artist. It shows the Dark Knight as a zombie in gory detail. He calls the piece The Undead Rises.It was created for a Comic-Con 2016 challenge where artists were asked to turn superheroes into zombies. Batman looks absolutely terrifying here. I would hate to run into him.
If you have been spending all of your time playing Pokemon Go, I bet you never saw any Pokemon that look like this. If you do see a gang of Pokemon like this, you better just run. This fun Pokemon Suicide Squad art takes your favorite pocket monsters and turns them into Suicide Squad characters. This series made me laugh out loud. I think they chose exactly the right Pokemon to represent each DC character.
Wonder Woman is making a huge comeback, thanks in part to the new movie. It is also her 75th anniversary, which is why the U.S. Postal Service is celebrating with a set of good looking commemorative stamps. If you still use snail mail, you’ll want to send a letter with one of these stamps attached. These stamps debuted at Comic Con in San Diego over the weekend. There are four different images of Wonder Woman from her Gold Age, Silver Age, Bronze Age and Modern.
