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.
Even in our digital age, the art of writing is still far from dead. That is as it should be. And if you do still use a pen occasionally, make it a special event with these beautiful new pens based on DC Comics’ heroes and villains. They look gorgeous.
This series of lovely writing instruments comes from Montegrappa and includes pens based on Wonder Woman, Batman, Superman, Green Lantern, Catwoman, The Riddler, The Penguin and The Joker. Each features a clip showing the hero or villain and the pen matches in color. Each is available as a Ballpoint, Rollerball, or a Fountain Pen. They will cost you $395, $435 and $475.
Our heroes never die. They go on and endure long after we are gone, so that they can inspire others. They are the common threads that are woven through our lives, connecting us, no matter our age. That’s probably why these images seem a bit shocking at first.
This series titled Not About Death from photographer Romina Ressia shows us the deaths of three fictional heroes. It’s morbid, but there is also something beautiful about seeing these heroes laid to rest. It’s almost a sigh of relief, seeing them at the rest that has been so hard earned. Superman, Snow White and Wonder Woman are gone. The world feels radically changed.
I love these Norman Rockwell inspired Saturday Evening Post covers. They feature some of our favorite classic DC Comics heroes and villains. This art comes from DeviantArt user OnlyMilo a.k.a. Ruiz Burgos. Wonder Woman, Clark Kent, Zatanna, The Joker, Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy all look right at home in the era portrayed on these covers.
I always love seeing these characters in new ways that are totally unexpected, yet realistic. They really come to life here in these classy vintage covers. Awesome work.
