Mélanie Torrecilla created these cool Marvel Superhero burger boxes probably because they wish they could get stuff like this at their local hamburger joint. Sadly, I wish I could too, but alas, Marvel superhero packaging in our fast food restaurants remains an elusive thing.
Come on people. You offer happy meals for kids. Why not special geek meals? I want a Hulk-Burger.
Inwë Elensar Cosplay and Ydren Soph Cosplay look great as Captain America and the Winter Soldier! This cosplay is down and dirty. The fake cuts and blood are a nice touch.
You really feel the battle fatigue, but like a true hero this Captain America just keeps on fighting. Great job all around. If we ever get a female Captain America on screen, I would hope that it is someone like This cosplayer.
This Murderers Of Marvel infographic is from UK-based Morph Suits. This infographic ranks Marvel universe’s baddest good guys from “Dangerous” to “Lethal”.
Marvel charcters are not afraid to kill, that’s for sure. The Punisher, Deadpool and Wolverine have the highest count.
Today superhero films are everywhere. Most films being made are superhero films. That wasn’t always the case. So what if these superhero movies were made in the 1940s or ’50s? That what this series from artist Joe Phillips explores. Clark Gable as Iron Man? Cary Grant as Batman?
If you like the old time Hollywood take on these flicks, you can purchase these directly from Phillips on his Facebook page. I especially love the Marilyn Monroe piece.
I can’t say that I have ever wondered what Marvel superheroes would look like as dogs, but artist Josh Lynch clearly has. So he created this art series to show the rest of us what is in his head. This series is super fun. I think he made all of the right casting choices.
It’s hard to pick a favorite. If these dogs were up for adoption I would have to take them all and create a super canine team.
We’ve featured Despop’s art before. It’s always retro and fun. This time around he is having some fun with the Bombshell versions of DC Comic’s Batgirl, Zatanna, Supergirl and Wonder Woman.
These faux retro ‘Super Soda‘ advertisements not only celebrate his work on DC’s Bombshell variant covers. They also make me want to buy these refreshing drinks. You can find his variants this August at your local comic book store. They are stunning, but anyone who knows his work should not be surprised.
Artist Joel Harris imagined what some of our favorite superheroes would look like if they were manatees. Spoiler alert: They are all pretty fat and look very much the same out of their costumes.
Check out Captain Amanatee, Supermanatee, Batmanatee, Spider-Manatee, Green Lantern Manatee and many more. Sure they are bound to be slow and they will always stop to get a fish treat, but you don’t want to mess with these chubby heroes. Check out more on Joel’s Deviantart page. Fun stuff.
Cosplaying as your favorite comic book character is one thing, but it is something else entirely to become them in every detail. Canadian makeup artist Lianne Moseley knows how to transform anyone into a superhero. Dressing up can only get you so far. Changing your face is the next level.
Lianne doesn’t even need the costumes. The artist uses a variety of face paints to make it look as if her models are wearing costumes. She is bringing comic books to life. Check out her Instagram page for more.
I love these animated 8-bit superheroes from Behance user Dušan Čežek. How many can you recognize. I know all of them except, I can’t figure out who the guy in the chair is. It is probably obvious. I had to laugh at Superman and Wonder Woman. These 8-bit heroes are awesome.
Martin Beck’s photo series titled We Can Be Heroes shows everyday people dressed up like superheroes doing everyday things. We see them doing everyday tasks like working on cars, smoking cigarettes, their hair in curlers and eating just to name a few.
“The subject matter are the folks who feel they didn’t quite make it at superhero school and are, like most of us, living their lives, doing their day-to-day chores, trying to live a happy life while providing for their loved ones.” This series highlights the real heroes. The everyday men and women who make the world go round.
