LEGO is a versatile and colorful way to recreate or just plain create anything. So it is no wonder that David Whalen decided to use LEGO bricks to recreate iconic comic book covers. LEGO and comics are two of our favorite things around here, so you know we love this.
David does an amazing job creating these covers from DC Comics and Marvel. All of our favorites are here like Batman, Superman, The Joker, X-Men, Spider-man and more.
These lovely ladies are the work of sour acid and they are just stunning. The artist doesn’t discriminate between Marvel and DC. Female superheroes from both companies are here in all of their glory. I really love the light and shadows.
This is excellent work. I hope the artist creates some more.
James Campbell needs your help to complete his very awesome film named Ripper. The film is nearly complete, but they need money for the final 20% of the film. Judging by the trailer here, it is a worthy investment. It looks really amazing with some nice production value.
Batman against Jack The Ripper is a great story. It’s based on the 1991 Elseworlds graphic novel, Gotham By Gaslight, which is a classic. Go here to help James finish this cool project.
via Geek Tyrant
If you have seen the first season of The Flash you know that Jay Garrick will be making an appearance in season 2. So it seems like the perfect time to make your own replica helmet.
This DIY kit is all you need. It looks pretty good. Build it. Display it. Or wear it if you want. It is an awesome collectible for fans of the Scarlett Speedster.
This DC superheroes height chart from Costume Collection will tell you who the tallest and shortest heroes are. It will probably help you settle some disagreements with friends if nothing else.
I knew Robin was short, but I had no idea he was that short. The chart was created by researching the DC Wikia database and other sources. It’s interesting to see just how tall they all are.
Check out Holly Brooke looking amazing as DC’s Black Canary. Holly has always been a DC Comics fan so she had to cosplay as Black Canary. While the costume may not be super complicated, she pulls it off perfectly, with tons of style and attitude. Love the blue jacket.
Some people would say that Gotham is a sewer. I would never say that. Batman would kick my butt. I only mention it because these Batman Gotham City Manhole Cover Coasters are pretty cool.
They will protect your furniture from spills and stains while looking neat and showing your love of Batman’s stomping ground from Batman Begins.
If you grew up reading comics in the 1970s, you know that Marvel and DC comics created some fun comic book advertisements for Hostess. When you see one it probably brings back all kinds of memories.
To celebrate these retro ads, CBR’s The Line is Drawn had artists create a collection of modern day Hostess comic book ads. Below are some of our favorites. They are every bit as awesome as the originals. They need more stuff like this in modern comics.
We’ve featured Despop’s art before. It’s always retro and fun. This time around he is having some fun with the Bombshell versions of DC Comic’s Batgirl, Zatanna, Supergirl and Wonder Woman.
These faux retro ‘Super Soda‘ advertisements not only celebrate his work on DC’s Bombshell variant covers. They also make me want to buy these refreshing drinks. You can find his variants this August at your local comic book store. They are stunning, but anyone who knows his work should not be surprised.
Artist Brittney takes Batman, Wonder Woman, Superman, and Robin and puts them in feudal Japan, in a cool samurai style. These images are great and you can check out more on her blog. You are going to love all of her work. I say work, but it is clearly fun.
I just love her style and the colors are so vibrant. These scenes really come to life before your eyes.
