This is a clever take on Arkham Asylum. This Haunted Arkham Asylum print is a fun version of the paintings from the stretching room in Disney’s haunted mansion. Yeah, I think it’s much better as a haunted Arkham with Batman and friends.
It is an 11″x17″ color print printed on metallic pearl paper. This will look amazing wherever you display it.
This series of sexy vintage style ads are from illustrator Ant Lucia. It shows the women from DC Comics as powerful and stylish pinup girls.
Each poster advertises a product and service they could represent in the real world. For instance, Wonder Woman replaces Rosie the Riveter in a propaganda poster while Batgirl poses for Gotham City’s airlines. These women have never looked so awesome.
These Justice League Tarot Cards may just let you see into the future. Deal the cards and take in the amazing art while divining the secrets to come. The art on this set of tarot cards is just outstanding.
Each card features a stylized illustration of the Justice League. This set is one of the coolest tarot card sets I have seen in a long time. It comes with a velvet bag to store your cards in when not in use. I see many movies in DCs future.
This fun series is titled “Native Species of Gotham City” by Ellie Bacan. It was part of DC Comics, We Could be Heroes fundraiser campaign auction awhile back. I really love what Ellie did here. It would be awesome to have an entire series of these on my walls.
Robin is just adorable.
Anthony Misiano aka Harley’s Joker is the Joker in this awesome cosplay. Joker’s Harley is Harley Quinn. Together they recreate Alex Ross’s famous poster titled “Tango With Evil”.
It is perfection. Everything is reproduced in amazing detail. The costumes, lighting, the poses. I think they have actually become the demented duo in this moment. If you like this recreation, you can get 11×17 and 8×10 autographed posters from Mr. Misano’s Joker Emporium. I don’t think anyone could have done it better. They excel at being a crazy couple.
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This amazing superhero artwork from Liam Brazier shows some of our favorite comic book heroes in glorious polygon style. The vibrant colors and the shapes that make up these images make for some stunning artwork. This is some true geek eye candy.
I love how all of these images is so full of motion and life and energy. From top to bottom:
Man Up = Superman
Cave Man = Batman
Man Made = Iron Man
Front Man = Captain America
Mad Man = Hulk
Running Man = The Flash
Hang Man = Spider-man
These Batman Pinup images are from Deviantartist Simon Pimpernel and show Batman and his enemies as they might have appeared in a Gotham a long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away. I would love to see these designs used in a future movie.
Make sure you check out the rest of his work too. He is an amazing artist, with a great eye. I picture Gotham during the prohibition, with Bruce Wayne’s parents killed by period gangsters.
I love the Elseworlds series from DC Comics, where Batman can be anything from any period. Even the Wild West. And speaking of the Wild West, check out the Wild West Batman Figure, standing over 10-inches tall! He includes a grapnel gun, tomahawk, and display stand.
The detail on this DC Comics Batman Timeless Wild West Variant Play Arts Kai Action Figure is just magnificent. From his cowboy hat and boots, down to his chaps. No detail has been overlooked. He comes with several changeable hands and accessories. This one is a must for serious Batman collectors.
Superheroes are now in Gotham where they belong. Well, at least some of them call it their hometown. They will be hanging out at the Hoerle-Guggenheim Gallery from March 20 – April 8, 2015 at 527 West 23rd Street in New York City.
Jason Dussault is a Vancouver and New York based artist who focuses on combining traditional forms of mosaic with pop-culture characters. This is the artist’s debut solo exhibition in New York and if these images are anything to go by, it will be well worth checking out.
Hipster Superheroes. I guess that is either a good thing or a bad thing depending if you are a Hipster or not. This fun series comes from artist Phillip Sevy and it includes both Marvel & DC Superheroes as hipsters.
One thing is for sure. These are not the heroes that we know and love. This is a pretty drastic change for all of them. I never thought that I would see Batman as a hipster.
