Unleash your inner Batgirl with this awesome Classic 1966 Batgirl Shoulder Bag. It is inspired by the purple glittery Batgirl costume of the 1960’s. It is fun, fashionable and fantastic. The purple glitter center panel mimics her sparkly suit, while the purple lycra fabric on the body is similar to the fabric from her gloves. The Batgirl symbol is in the center. Show your love for Batgirl with this amazing custom accessory.
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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Have a drink with Barbarella, while also making sure that your surfaces are protected. These colorful and fun Barbarella Movie Poster Coasters will bring back fond memories of the science fiction classic. They are based on four different movie posters. As far as I’m concerned, these are perfect.
Wonder Woman has always been a great hero, but since her latest movie has arrived, she is on fire. Everyone loves her and she is inspiring a whole new generation. This Minimalist and Retro Wonder Woman Print just looks amazing. I love it. Simple, yet retro and bold. One glance and everyone knows who this is. Fans are going to love having this print displayed in their home.
Not so long ago in a galaxy quite nearby… Matt Ferguson created this awesome Guardians of the Galaxy poster based on the classic vintage Star Wars poster. It is so awesome. Enough said.
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Loving these kitschy Retro Superhero Illustrations by Diego Riselli. I have always admired the style and colors of this type of art from a much simpler time. They are a lot of fun. Some of our favorites are below, but you can check out his page for more.
Wow. This is a fun retro Bombshell Flash cosplay from Contagious Costuming, who looks stunning cosplaying the pinup Big Belly Burger waitress from the Bombshell Flash variant cover by Ant Lucia. They really captured a ton of retro detail. It’s like going back in time into an alternate universe. They did a few poses at a local car show with that ’55 Bel Air. Then after, they went to a local Beef Burger for that awesome retro backdrop. It looks so good. The photographer is Contagious Media Productions.
I’m loving the retro style of this Catwoman fan art from artist Glen Brogan. It’s slick, it’s retro, it’s fun. I love how he nailed the look of this feline thief. The second image is the best, where Catwoman is buying some Mr. Freeze themed ice cream from the Penguin. It even has a Joker trash can and some great images of other ice cream flavors which look very familiar.
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I love vintage sci-fi T-Shirt art. There’s nothing like it in the world. So I had to share just some of the amazing retro sci-fi T-shirts that Zuul’s Stash sells. They have all kinds of T-shirts for well known and obscure movies, video games Tv shows and more. These designs really take me back and make me wish I had all of my old T-shirts from when I was a kid.
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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