Civil War II variant covers by Michael Cho and Claudia Davila
Written by Brian Michael Bendis. Art by David Márquez and Justin Ponsor
Showing posts with label marvel. Show all posts
Showing posts with label marvel. Show all posts
Friday, March 3, 2017
Thursday, March 17, 2016
Fresh Take: Marvel Characters as Chinese Art
As you can see, the results are spectacular. You could totally see these Avengers fitting in perfectly in an ancient Chinese opera, or showing up on a vase you’d buy on a trip to Beijing. Included among the characters in this series are Captain America, Iron Man, War Machine, the Winter Soldier, Black Widow, Hawkeye, the Vision, Scarlet Witch, Black Panther, Ant-Man, Spider-Man, and Civil War absentee Avengers Hulk and Thor. And seemingly just for shiggles, the artist has included Marvel’s most recent blockbuster action star Deadpool as well. Sure, why not?
Thursday, January 28, 2016
Vehicles: Superhero Wraps
Via: Autoevolution
WrapStyle Singapore, an automobile styling company, recently rolled out a new line of exotic cars, modeled after the famous superhero cars of comic book past. Want to channel your inner Batman, Superman or Captain America, and cruise through your neighborhood like the superhero you are?
Wednesday, January 27, 2016
Tuesday, December 8, 2015
Monday, December 7, 2015
Humor: Jessica Jone Pun
I didn't notice this line from Netflix's Jessica Jone series until Tumblr pointed it out twenty times in under an hour on my dash. Poor David Tennant.
Wednesday, December 2, 2015
Monday, November 30, 2015
Link Round-Up: Jessica Jones
Produced at a Netflix event in Paris. Colours by Dee Cunniffe.
Interviews
Carrie-Anne Moss on her role in Jessica Jones: "Everything influences us"
David Tennant on Marvel's Jessica Jones, feeling sympathy for Kilgrave
David Tennant on Marvel's Jessica Jones and the pains of playing a psychopath
David Tennant Would Love Purple Man to be in an Avengers Movie
Wednesday, November 25, 2015
Video: HISHE does Fantastic Four
20th Century Fox's reboot of Fantastic Four franchise is perhaps the single most disappointing film of the last decade (you know, after we recovered from the body blow that was M. Night Shyamalan's career).
The new adaptation of Marvel’s first family was a sloppy mess that was so bad it wasn't even fun to laugh at. It’s hard to find many redeeming qualities in this movie, especially with a finale that makes no sense at all, brought about by a villain who has no real motivation or depth, fighting some of the most boring iterations of superheroes ever seen on film, despite being played by some of the brightest young stars in Hollywood. The honest trailer does suggest a silver lining, though. A making-of featturette about the production would be fascinating.
The new adaptation of Marvel’s first family was a sloppy mess that was so bad it wasn't even fun to laugh at. It’s hard to find many redeeming qualities in this movie, especially with a finale that makes no sense at all, brought about by a villain who has no real motivation or depth, fighting some of the most boring iterations of superheroes ever seen on film, despite being played by some of the brightest young stars in Hollywood. The honest trailer does suggest a silver lining, though. A making-of featturette about the production would be fascinating.
Tuesday, November 24, 2015
Fan Film: Captain America 3: Nazi Zombies
You’ve got to check out this ultra-violent and blood-filled stop-motion animated LEGO short film called "Captain America 3: Nazi Zombies." It was created by Youtube user Forrestfire101 (aka Forrest Whaley), and it’s just as awesome as you hoped a film with this title would be.
It starts off with Captain America riding his motorcycle through a German city occupied by the Nazis. He ends up hitting a landmine that explodes, and he is knocked unconscious until nightfall. When he wakes up he finds himself surrounded by Nazi zombies he must battle to survive!
This needs to be adapted into a live action film ASAP!
It starts off with Captain America riding his motorcycle through a German city occupied by the Nazis. He ends up hitting a landmine that explodes, and he is knocked unconscious until nightfall. When he wakes up he finds himself surrounded by Nazi zombies he must battle to survive!
This needs to be adapted into a live action film ASAP!
Wednesday, October 14, 2015
Fresh Take: Marvel Boys
"MARVEL BOYS" by Seoul, Korea-based Song Hojong
South Korean graphic designer Song Hojong has created a fun series of icons called ‘Marvel Boys’, featuring male superheroes and villains from the Marvel Universe. Interestingly, his icons all share a similar shape and style. They are made with clean lines, geometric shapes and vibrant colors, with each character expressing a comical, exasperated look. Song has been a huge fan of Marvel comics since his introduction to the X-Men movies, and wanted to portray the superheroes in a consistent style. He plans to make a similar series featuring DC characters.
Monday, October 5, 2015
Paintings: Storm
"All my Shadows" by Nen Chang
7x10 watercolor, ink, gouache
"if i could face them
if i could make amends
with all my shadows"
if i could make amends
with all my shadows"
Thursday, October 1, 2015
Mash-Up: DC / Marvel Mash-Ups
DC/Marvel Mashed Up Heroes & Villians by Eric Guzman
Eric Guzman has some great DC and Marvel animated-style illustrations on his DeviantArt page,
but his recent mash-ups really caught our eye. He combined the
general costume ideas for two character to create something unique. It reminds me of that DC / Marvel cross-over from the nineties. Some of these were only natural, like combining Shazaam and Thor, but a few of them made me think, like the Mr. Fries / Doc Oct pairing.
Monday, September 28, 2015
Illustration: Marvel Comic Characters Fan Art
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