The other day we showed you the new Barbie “dolls” based on Batman v Superman. At the time Batman and Wonder Woman had been unveiled, but not Superman. Well, now we have some images of the Superman version. He’s looking pretty good for a Barbie doll. You can order him here. Looks like they ship on March 1st. I wonder if Mattel is going to be making more superhero dolls after these. I like what they are offering.
Want to transform your car into a vehicle worthy of a superhero? A company called WrapStyle Singapore is making some amazing superhero wraps that are just plain out of this world. You can see them here on several sports cars.
They have Captain America, Spider-Man, Batman, Iron Man and more. These are some really impressive designs. Then again, these wraps are shown on exotic cars. They might not look as amazing on your minivan or Ford Escort.
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We’re really loving this Superhero art from Corey Smith. This small collection of superhero art is fun and done in a cartoon style. I could totally see some Superhero cartoons done in this style. I would watch it. Especially the Superman show. Too bad such cartoons don’t exist right now. Corey, you need to animate these.
Here we have Wolverine, Luke Cage, Superman and Captain America. These pieces all have so much character. Although I’m not sure what the deal is what Captain America’s neck. There’s also a cool zombie hunter.
Artist Jason Ratliff has created a new series of 10 posters that really captures the magic of a child’s imagination. It shows kids and their favorite superheroes as their shadows. How many of us have pictured ourselves as heroes when we were kids? Our imagination is a powerful thing and this series captures it perfectly.
You can get signed and limited copies at his curioos shop.
Here’s some Superman Lives concept art and some designs of Brainiac, who was supposed to be the villain of the film. This film would have been directed by Tim Burton and would have starred Nicholas Cage as the Man of Steel. However the whole thing was a complete mess and we never got that movie. Some are thankful, while others are sad. As weird as this film looks, I am intrigued. I would have liked to see what Burton could do with the Man of Steel, even if the weirdness seems cranked up in typical Burton style.
The art is from propstore.com who recently auctioned off some Superman Lives items. They were taking some bold chances with Superman, I’ll give them that.
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We aren’t big on celebrity news around here, which is the way we all like it, but when Beyoncé dresses up as Storm from the X-Men we pay attention. We do like cosplay after all. Check out the costume that she rocked at Ciara’s 30th birthday party recently. I’ve never pictured her as Storm, but I have to say she makes a great X-Man. Maybe she will get to play the character one day. After seeing these images I might be okay with that.
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These superheroes and villains are simple and elegant at the same time. Also timeless. They were created by artist Jeffrey Veregge who used his Native American heritage to create some truly unique images of the heroes and villains we love.
Here we have Batman, Robin, Hulk, Wolverine and more. They have an energy and intensity that I really love. They are all amazing, but I am especially liking his version of The Flash. This is some awesome and unique art that blends two awesome worlds together.
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It is a great time to be a fan of The Flash. Between the awesome TV series and the upcoming movie alone, this hero is getting a ton of attention. The folks at HalloweenCostumes have put together this cool infographic about the evolution of his costume over the years.
Check out all of the versions of his costume through the ages, from his comic origins to the popular CW series. I have a feeling this new wave of love for The Flash is just the beginning. The Scarlet Speedster is here to stay.
Have you ever wanted an ID badge of your favorite Sci-Fi and superhero characters? Well FamousIDs has a great selection. Maybe you can use the Bruce Wayne ID badge to get into waynecorp, or maybe you think the Jim Kirk ID will get you into Starfleet command. Even if those places don’t exist, these ID badges are a fun way to show off your love for a particular TV show or movie.
This is a super creative way to do something new with the alphabet. Last week we featured some Star Trek-inspired alphabet art too. This series of illustrations reimagines the ABCs as superheroes and villains in amazing detail. Australia-based illustrator Simon Koay calls the series Superbet and they look really cool.
His designs are really impressive and these must have taken him a lot of time to complete. If you want to own prints of these letters for your wall, you can buy some from Society6.
