Category: Art

Peter Stults’ “The Dead Zone” Starring Vincent Price

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Peter Stults‘ Movies from an Alternate Universe – movie posters re-imagined how they would look and who would star in them had they been made in a different era.

Peter Stults has created six volumes of re-imagined posters.  Today, we have my favorite from the fifth set.  Truth be told, I was torn between this one and Brando in Gone Girl.

I say again, “Wouldn’t you love to see a book of Stults’ Movies from an Alternative Universe?”

You can check out all the posters in the first volume here!

The posters in the second set are here.

Volume three is here and four is here.

Volume five is right here!

Peter Stults’ “A Dame to Kill For” Starring Kirk Douglas & Lauren Bacall

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In Peter Stults‘ Movies from an Alternate Universe, Stults takes movie posters and re-imagines how they would look and who would star in them had they been made in a different era.

Since that post Peter Stults has created six volumes of re-imagined posters.  Today, I’ve posted my favorite from the fourth set.

I’ll bet that once you check out the posters in the fourth volume, you’ll be surprised I didn’t pick one of the two Stallone-related posters.  I am too, but Stults’ A Dame to Kill For is just so dead-on, it had to be the choice.

Wouldn’t you love to see a book of Stults’ Movies from an Alternative Universe?  I would, too.

You can check out all the posters in the first volume here!

The posters in the second set are here.

Volume three is here and four is here.

Peter Stults’ “Man of Steel” Starring Charlton Heston

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For those just arriving… a little over four years ago I posted Peter Stults‘ Movies from an Alternate Universe.  Stults takes movie posters and re-imagines how they would look and who would star in them had they been made in a different era.

Since that post Peter Stults has created six volumes of re-imagined posters.  Today, I’ve posted my favorite from the third set.  I love the casting of this one.  Dead on.

You can check out all the posters in the first volume here!

The posters in the second set are here.

Volume three is here.

Peter Stults’ “28 Days Later” Starring Richard Burton

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A little over four years ago I posted Peter Stults‘ Movies from an Alternate Universe.  Stults takes movie posters and re-imagines how they would look and who would star in them had they been made in a different era.

Since that post Peter Stults has created six volumes of re-imagined posters.  Yesterday we took a look at one of my favorites from the first set.  Today, I’ve posted my favorite from the second set.  I love this poster [which says a lot since I’m not a big Richard Burton fan].

You can check out all the posters in the first volume here!

The posters in the second set are here.

Peter Stults “Reservoir Dogs” Starring Charlton Heston & Henry Belafonte

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A little over four years ago I posted Peter Stults‘ Movies from an Alternate Universe.  Stults takes movie posters and re-imagines how they would look and who would star in them had they been made in a different era.

Since that post Peter Stults has created six volumes of re-imagined posters.  Above is one of my favorites from the first set. You can check out all the posters in the first volume here!

Darwyn Cooke – R.I.P.

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When I read yesterday that Darwyn Cooke was battling an aggressive cancer, it was like an unexpected gut shot.  Truth be told, I only knew Darwyn through his art, stories and the several times I met him at comic shows… but I was such a fan and Darwyn always treated me (and other fans) with such respect and kindness, it sure seemed I knew him better than I did.

I’ve always loved Darwyn’s art and when he began adapting Richard Stark’s Parker novels, I thought it could never get better than that.  Each time I caught up with Darwyn at a show I’d have his latest hardcover for him to sign and he always included a quick headsketch with the signature.  I loved talking to Darwyn about his latest project and what was coming.

Sadly it was announced today that Darwyn passed at 1:30 this morning surrounded by friends, family and aware of all of the well-wishes that had been pouring in since the news about his illness had been announced.

My thoughts, prayers and best wishes go out to Darwyn’s family, friends and fans.  Rest in Peace, Darwyn.