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.
This cool Superhero Skulls artwork is the work of Mattias Johansson, who took some of his favorite heroes and made them into skulls. These would all be awesome tattoos. I love how he used the ripped masks to expose the skulls beneath. I just love the style. They each have their logo in the background.
This is Sofia Habib’s version of the popular children’s book. Yes, everyone poops and this is how some of our favorite superheroes do it. The Hulk probably owns stock in a toilet company, while Catwoman uses a litter box, naturally. Aquaman…. Well, I feel sorry for the fish in his wake.
I’m sorry doc, I don’t see butterflies or flowers, I just see Yoda. He has both hands out, using the Force. Does that mean I’m crazy? Or does it just mean I’ve seen Star Wars way too many times?
Fritz Lang’s Metropolis endures to this day. I’m kind of surprised that they haven’t remade it recently since they remake everything else. I thought you guys would appreciate this fan-made poster from Dan Schlitzkus. The art deco design looks great in those bright pop colors.
Artist Ron Cummings created these fun designs for the 2016 election. These are a much better choice than the two politicians vying to be President in the real world. If you vote Ackbar, you can be sure that he’ll tell you about any traps, however, we’ve always been told to let the Wookie win. So this is a hard call.
Aliens Donut Exist! An awesome T-Shirt from Rolly Rocket. You can find it here.
This adorable art comes from Ukraine based artist Tasha Mille. They are children’s style Chibi versions of Star Wars characters. I like how she paired up a small character with a big one. These would make great posters or even greetings cards. They are just so cute. She says that there will only be three, but I hope she makes many more.
C-3PO may not be as sexy as Maria, but he totally works in this parody art based on Fritz Lang’s Metropolis poster. Maybe this was a George “Fritz” Lucas production. It is fittingly called Droidopolis.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Troopers. Troopers in a half shell! These are the mutant troopers of the First Order. This fun art that combines Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles with Star Wars is from Isiah Pintac. Splinter, Snoke? What’s the difference? These troopers just want to chill in the sewers and eat pizza.
