Artist Andrew Tarusov created these very cool old movie posters reimagined with superheroes in them. These are all classic movies from the 80s and 90s. I would like to see all of these movies. These are very creative and a lot of fun.
The Art of Harley Quinn Hardcover Book is the perfect coffee table book for fans of the demented diva known as Harley Quinn. Inside you will discover the complete history of the character. Harley Quinn made her comic book debut in The Batman Adventures #12 and today she is one of the most popular characters in the DC Comics universe. Her complete history is here, detailing the creation and evolution of the character through exclusive interviews with the writers and artists. It is also packed with the most iconic covers and panels in Harley Quinn history. It is the ultimate visual guide to the Joker’s main squeeze. This book will be hard to put down.
Artist Charlie Ans mashed up the Planet of the Apes with the Justice League of America. He was just monkeying around, but the end result is a league of heroes who will work for bananas. The series is called JLA-PE. It is a mashup so crazy that I actually wouldn’t mind seeing it on the big screen.
AsterozeaStudio made these two cool paintings that you can buy as prints. They feature Catwoman and Poison Ivy done in adorable Big Eye style. I love all of the little details, like Catwoman’s dolls and the fact that Poison Ivy has Batman all tied up in the background. These are just adorable. I hope she makes more.
I never thought that I would write a crappy title like that. And yes, you read it correctly. Illustrator Toshib Bagde has released a series that is, uh, unique? It is called Superheroes Poop Lab, and it puts together superheroes and, well, poop. Poop heroes. It is actually very creative. Toshib is not constipated creatively at all.
The new trailer for Justice League was released at Comic-Con and it has a ton of new footage. This trailer will excite fans. It centers around the villain Steppenwolf and has a lot of great action. I personally still hate the Flash’s suit, but I really like this trailer and it gets me excited for the movie.
Etsy seller Purplepollen has several versions of this Wood Batman Shelf as well as other cool designs. Your toys will look great displayed on these shelves. Put one in your batcave today and maybe get another for your Wayne Manor. Now that is a great way to display Batman toys.
1990s superhero films were mostly bad. Sure you had Tim Burton’s Batman Returns, but we also had horrible shows like Lois and Clark: the Adventures of Superman. That was such a waste of air time. So, what would Zack Snyder’s Batman v Superman have looked like in the 90s? YouTuber Frank Ireland has the answers with a concept trailer of what Batman v Superman and the DCEU might have looked like if they had existed in the 1990s. It’s bad. It’s weird. John Cusack as Superman, Bruce Willis as Batman. It’s not dark and brooding. It is actually bright and silly. Which is something that the modern version could have used quite frankly.
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This fun comic strip from Nebezial is called “Dude Talk” and focuses on the three reasons why The Flash is the best in the sack. Or at least, why he thinks so. Funny stuff. The man is a legend in his own mind.
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Check out these fun comic book covers from artist Kerry Callen (part 1 and part 2) that imagine what it would have been like if DC Comics published Marvel characters in the 1960s. These are some weird covers, but I love them. There is an overweight Spider-Man, Captain America eating his shield, Iron Fist and Power Man, and some fun versions of Ghost Rider too. A great “What If…” art series.
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