I really like the alternate history/universe/what-if universes where creators take the heroes we know and put them into a different time and setting. Previously, Denis Medri gave us a look at Rockabilly Batman, and now the artist takes a spin with Spider-Man and puts him in a steampunk world.
Art on the wall, art on the page, art in the museum… why not art on your shirt? “Cool Johnny” over at Threadless has a cool Halfling and Wizard shirt that reminds me of something familiar…
Once again we travel down the aisle of art that is not 2D. Artist Mauro Perucchetti took chisel in hand and carved his take on The Creation of Adam.
I’m a sucker for really good Calvin and Hobbes art. Chris Giamusso does a bang up job with this piece he recently posted on his website.
I love me some Chris Samnee art, and when he’s whipping up images of Batman, and putting them up for sale, I’m all sorts of interested.
We’ve seen fans and professionals alike put pen to paper and give us fantastic interpretations of comic book heroes doing all manner of things. Eric Carter grabbed his camera, and gave us a look at superheroes in the real world.
If you love books, you may hate Guy Laramee. If you love art, you may love Guy Laramee. If you love both, you may be conflicted when you see what Guy Laramee dos to books – he carves them.
It’s been too long since we’ve seen Francesco Francavilla on the pages of Major Spoilers. We’re fixing that today with his cover to Marvel: Captain America and Black Widow, a five issue mini-series written by Cullen Bunn.
Bit harder tracking down the full names of the artists behind this wonderful bit of Batman Family art, but it looks like Angela Kim and Jessie Wong are the dynamic duo behind this dynamic duo.
Last week, you marveled at Thomas Perkins art for the characters in the Major Spoilers podcast series, Critical Hit. Now you can see the artist in action with this wonderful bit of silliness.
In case you haven’t heard, everything is better with Batman. And there is a theory that everything is better with monkeys, too, which is why Batman with his Batarangutans is so awesome.
Who wants to bet that The Avengers stomp all over the box office again this weekend? It would be cool if the movie hit the $2 billion mark, but there are too many obstacles that will prevent that from happening. Avengers fever is at an all time high, and that means artists are coming out of the woodwork with their take on the super hero team. Today, it’s Denis Medri, an Italian comic book illustrator.