“Reservoir Dogs” Alt Poster by Huan Do!

Got to love this creative alt poster for Reservoir Dogs by Huan Do.
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Got to love this creative alt poster for Reservoir Dogs by Huan Do.

I love this Greg Smallwood painting of Batman being stalked by Killer Croc in a sewer. In some ways it reminds me of the Batman painted cards I collected as a kid, but if they were issued by Vertigo. Now this set-up screams of a Batman movie I’d want to see.
Click on the art to see a Killer-Croc sized version.

Check out this creepy Carrie Alt Poster by Sara Deck!

Mike Deodato created this amazing Wolverine piece. I love the drawing and what Mike had to say about it. Here’s part of it, click over for the full statement…
Age didn’t break Wolverine.
It forged him. Tempered the fire, focused the fury.The scars are not wounds anymore. They’re stories.
Proof that he’s been through everything and somehow still stands — steady, deliberate, unstoppable.

Monsters by Barret Chapman! This beauty is available as a limited edition fine art Giclee print.

Marv from Frank Miller’s Sin City is one of my all-time favorite characters. I love seeing artists do their “take” on the big lug. Today we have a Marv by Alex Ogle.

Sly Stallone as Dwight Manfredi, The Tulsa King by Tony Nasa Gramegna.

There have been several attempts to revive The Creature from the Black Lagoon. (And I wish someone would get it done!) John Carpenter was involved with a reboot for a while, but that project never crossed the finish line.
What we see here today is concept art created by Miles Teves. Teves has worked in film/television as a concept artist, illustrator, and makeup FX sculptor since 1984. The illustrations here were created for a possible Creature from the Black Lagoon reboot around 1997. At that time Carpenter had moved on and Ivan Reitman was leading the charge. Sadly, Reitman’s movie never made it to filming.

It’s interesting to note the changes Teves made from the original CFTBL design. Note the tail and a more lizard-like appearance.
Source: Body Snatchers.

I love Mat Peg’s art. It’s not that just Peg’s so talented. It is also the creativity. Check out the Bounty Law with Cliff Booth (Brad Pit) poster above. What a cool choice to go with the stunt man (Booth) in the middle of a shootout.
Brilliant.

I’ve been a fan Evan Bryce Cranston aka artgantuan’s art for years. I call this piece Just the Boatman… What a great scene with Stallone playing one of his signature characters in 2008’s Rambo.

Andrew Charipar is a Florida artist that I met going to conventions throughout the state. Andrew was always friendly. Getting a sketch at any show Andrew attended was mandatory.
In addition to his work as an artist, Andrew owns and manages Misfit Corner Comics in Jacksonville, Florida.
Here we have Andrew’s take on Sly Stallone as Rocky Balboa from Rocky!

I love Batman stories set in this era. Matt Wagner must as well. Just look at that beautiful art. Bat-Man is just starting out. We have castles, evil scientists and assistant plus The Bat-Man!

Check out this cool alt Pulp Fiction poster by Nino Cammarata.

Often artists who draw women barbarians make them look like modern day models. They’re pretty, but could they really lift, let alone swing a broad sword? Joseba Alexander’s Warrior Woman could and her looks at bad either.