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.
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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Lilly Mähdrescher could teach the Joker a thing or two about makeup. This is Lily’s creative Batman inspired fashion makeup photo shoot. Lily did the modelling, makeup and styling. I think she totally captured the spirit of Gotham’s bad girls if they did a runway show in Arkham Asylum.
Even male characters like Mr. Freeze and The Penguin are portrayed here as female fashionistas. These looks will be all the rage among Gotham’s crazies this fall.
Brian Bolland’s illustration “Joker Trophy Wall” is a classic and terrifying work of art. The Joker is sitting around enjoying his pipe and a drink in front of the heads of dead and mounted superheroes. How can it get more horrifying you ask? Well, cosplayer and photographer Anthony Misiano brought it to life as a photograph that is every bit as chilling as the original.
If you are a Joker fan who needs this for your wall, (and aren’t we all?) Misiano is selling autographed 11×17″ copies at his shop. In all, this took 45 individual photographs to create. There were 16 photos of the Joker alone. Well, it all worked out perfectly. That is a super scary scene.
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I’m really digging this fun and colorful female Joker cosplay. All of the little details are just right. It’s just the right amount of crazy too. Cosplayer Yugana Senshi Uon does an amazing job being generally deranged and insane as The Joker. The Joker really is wild in these photos.
The photography is by Forat Shot photography and they did an awesome job. I love it.
You have to love artist Rocky Davies‘ work. In this retro and fun series. Davies has taken some of TV, movies, and comic book’s greatest villains and given them their own 1980s album covers. They are bold and beautiful and look appropriate to the 80s.
They are all done in bright neon colors and classic ’80s style and each has an appropriate song to go with them. These are perfect. And now you can get prints at his Ageofnerd shop for just $20. I know what my next purchase is.
Cutest. Joker. Ever. Behold the Crown Princess of Crime as you have never seen…her…before. Cosplayer Dark Incognito/HydraEvil’s Joker cosplay is just amazing. That face! Those colors! This must be how Harley Quinn felt when she fell in love with Mr. J!
The stellar photography was done by Akami. Absolutely stunning. This is one of those photo sets that just gives me chills. I wish she could be the Joker in the next Batman movie.
Have you ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight? I ask that of all my prey. I just like the sound of it.
Do you prefer your heroes and Sci-Fi characters to have a classical flair? Do you like to watch period pieces that feature the likes of Batman and Darth Vader? If they existed, you would watch it. And so would I? These amazing photographs will give you a taste of what that would be like.
Photographer Sacha Goldberger has put all of our favorites into Elizabethan costumes. Boba Fett, Captain America, Catwoman and plenty of others are all in period dress and posed in the artistic styles of the Dutch Renaissance. Goldberger calls the series “Super Flemish.” We like this one a lot.
I love these Norman Rockwell inspired Saturday Evening Post covers. They feature some of our favorite classic DC Comics heroes and villains. This art comes from DeviantArt user OnlyMilo a.k.a. Ruiz Burgos. Wonder Woman, Clark Kent, Zatanna, The Joker, Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy all look right at home in the era portrayed on these covers.
I always love seeing these characters in new ways that are totally unexpected, yet realistic. They really come to life here in these classy vintage covers. Awesome work.
Some of the art we feature here is mindblowing, inspiring, just beautiful, or just plain fun. I would say that the 25¢ Wonders series from artist Patrick Ballesteros hits all of these notes. These illustrations bring back the fun of being a kid while we watch some of our favorite characters as kids themselves, riding kiddie rides.
They also evoke a nice sense of childhood innocence and wonder. You can’t help but smile as you peek into these scenes, watching characters that we know so well, as cute kids, and wishing we could see the scene unfold, just to see what comes next.
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