If you like Superheroes that have been dissected, check this out. Or should I say, check their insides out? The next series of XXRAY Justice League figures will be released in the 2nd Quarter of 2016 and they look pretty awesome. This wave includes The Flash, Green Lantern, Cyborg and Aquaman. They previously released Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman.
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If you’re looking for some colorful decor for your home you can’t go wrong with these Comic Book Pillow Covers. Etsy seller theuniquegeekie has so many unique items in their shop, but their geeky pillows are awesome. Especially the comic book cover pillows covers.
They have so many classic covers from a variety of different titles. I love that Marvel 2001: A Space Odyssey cover below. These are colorful retro reminders of some very amazing issues. These would look great on your couch or bed. They also have these available as wall hangings. Nice!
These DC Comics Christmas-themed sweaters make awesome Christmas gifts. Even if you just get one for yourself, these sweaters are fun and festive. The designs were inspired by some of our favorite heroes, like Wonder Woman, Harley Quinn, Batman, The Flash, Green Lantern, and Superman. Traditional Christmas sweaters are fine, but if you can wear them and honor your favorite superheroes at the same time, that’s even better. Find the above Superman sweater here. The rest are below.
Last month, artist Nathan Sawaya’s full-sized Batmobile made entirely of LEGO bricks was the centerpiece for an art exhibit at the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney, Australia called The Art of the Brick: DC Comics, and now we can show you more cool stuff that Sawaya created for the event. He made 120 original art pieces and below are just some highlights. They are all great, but I really love his version of The Flash.
It is amazing what you can do with LEGO. It’s one thing to build a little LEGO house and another to build full sized statues.
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Shanghai based artist Eddie Liu created this imaginative series that imagines what some DC superheroes might look like if they grew old and were ready for retirement. We know them as young heroes in their prime, but in real life, everyone ages. It’s fascinating seeing such iconic heroes in a new light. These heroes may be old, but just look at them. They can still take care of business.
I think I prefer seeing our heroes as older rather than seeing them laid to rest.
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.
