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.
We’re blown away by these awesome scifi posters from Craig Drake. Recently, the artist had his third solo show with art from a whole bunch of scifi properties. It sounds like it was quite the event. The entrance had themed drinks and lighting that matched Ex Machina’s dance scene. Inside, many of the posters were illuminated with LEDs. There was even a real 1966 Batmobile. Now I’m sorry I missed it, but at least we can admire his amazing art.
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Artist Sean Hartter reimagines classic science fiction films and casts them in an alternate universe, creating some amazing and memorable tributes to midcentury B movie graphics. It’s a great big “What if”. I can definitely see these as movie posters from a parallel dimension.
“I’m a total sci-fi geek,” Hartter says. “These posters are based on the idea that they’re from multiple universes, which frees me up to tinker with time frames and poster design.”
That X-Men poster is especially awesome.
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20th Century Fox created a ton of promotional material for the original 1968 Planet Of The Apes movie. These two-color “door panel” posters for theaters are just one example. They do a great job of introducing the various characters from the film by giving you some large print action so that you want to see it.
These posters were pretty common in the 60s, but by a decade or so later they were already on their way out. Which is too bad, because they really make an impact. I wish they still promoted films like this today.
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I love the style of these reimagined Star Trek movie posters. They are the creation of illustrator Matt Ferguson. Matt reimagined the movie posters for all of the original movies and the latest reboot movie Star Trek Into Darkness.
They have a great retro vibe and some nice choice of colors. Each captures the spirit of the movie it goes with. I really applaud his choice of using the campfire scene for Star Trek V. Nice touch.
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For their March 2015 issues, DC Comics has announced variant covers that will honor iconic films. So expect some of your favorite superhero covers to look different in March. There are 22 covers in all, mimicking famous movie posters. You can check all of them out below.
These covers should help them to sell more issues for sure. Personally, I’d like to see them do this more often. I can already see that March is going to be an expensive month for me, because I intend to collect them all.
