This is an amazing replica of the Wonder Woman costume that Lynda Carter wore in the classic TV show. It really does look like it is museum quality. It is perfect for Display, Cosplay events or whatever.
That is some amazing quality work. It’s beautiful. Whoever buys this is the real Wonder Woman as far as I’m concerned.
Female superhero costumes are anything but practical, so it’s no wonder that artist Lord Ingvard wondered what it would be like if female superhero character designs actually were more practical and functional. The artist did redesigns for several characters from the DC and Marvel universe.
Here we have Wonder Woman, Elektra, Supergirl, Black Canary, Ms. Marvel, Vampirella, Red Sonja, Power Girl, and Zatanna. There are no revealing designs here. No cleavage threatening to burst out, testing the strength of these costumes. Just practical clothing to get the job done.
Danish Ahmed, an artist from Mumbai, India, created these cool looks that are named after superheroes. This is pretty clever and there is a superhero name for every look.
Batman sports the battered look, the Hitler mustache is called the Robochop, while Superman’s mullet is dubbed the Super-Mane. The next time you see somebody with these looks, you’ll know the superhero name for it.
This series of sexy vintage style ads are from illustrator Ant Lucia. It shows the women from DC Comics as powerful and stylish pinup girls.
Each poster advertises a product and service they could represent in the real world. For instance, Wonder Woman replaces Rosie the Riveter in a propaganda poster while Batgirl poses for Gotham City’s airlines. These women have never looked so awesome.
This amazing superhero artwork from Liam Brazier shows some of our favorite comic book heroes in glorious polygon style. The vibrant colors and the shapes that make up these images make for some stunning artwork. This is some true geek eye candy.
I love how all of these images is so full of motion and life and energy. From top to bottom:
Man Up = Superman
Cave Man = Batman
Man Made = Iron Man
Front Man = Captain America
Mad Man = Hulk
Running Man = The Flash
Hang Man = Spider-man
Most motorcycle helmets are boring. They are meant to protect your skull, not look pretty. However, there is no reason they can’t both protect you and look awesome at the same time. AirGraffix offers motorcycle helmets customized with all kinds of superheros and pop culture characters.
There’s Spider Man, Boba Fett, Venom, Iron Man and the Power Rangers, to name a few. There’s no reason not to look cool as you are cruising down the highway on your bike. These helmets are really works of art.
I don’t know about you, but I’m not manly enough to get a tattoo. However, if I ever man up and get one, it would probably be something awesome like the tattoos below. These excellent tattoos of LEGO Minifigs were made by Polish artist Max Pniewski from Bristol, England.
The artist obviously loves to ink LEGO Minifigs and he does an excellent job. Everything from Breaking Bad to Star Wars and superheroes. I love the quality of his work. Maybe it’s time I just walk in and get a tattoo. Nah. I’ll just admire these.
Some people just play with their action figures, while others make an art form out of playing with their toys. Photographer Hrjoe has taken this wonderful series of photos that capture our favorite Marvel superhero action figures in funny situations.
It’s like watching secret behind the scenes footage of their lives together. Or a Marvel sitcom. You won’t believe some of the situations they get into.
Like Jello, there’s always room for more superhero cereals. Phil Postma created this series of Batman-inspired cereal boxes. The art on each box blows my mind. Each has a ton of detail relating to that character. The Riddler’s cereal has a free puzzle on the back(Of course), while the Penguin’s cereal is shaped like little fish, for instance.
Why can’t we have cereals this cool for real? I ask you, in a world where we have put a man on the moon and managed to divorce George Lucas from Star Wars, why can we not have this?
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These images should please Muppet fans and Superhero fans alike. This fun art series features several of our favorite Muppet characters as comic book superheroes and villains. These drawings were done by Roger Langridge and they are sure to make you smile.
I never thought I would see a Silver Swedish Surfer Chef. Or a Bizarro Beaker. Now if only we could make this a reality, it would be a hilarious movie. It would probably make a ton of money too. Someone get on that.
