Marv by Keith Browning!

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 Marv by Keith Browning.
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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 Marv by Keith Browning.

I absolutely love everything about this Batman vs Dracula art by the amazing Bruce Timm.
Source: Cool Comic Art.

The Twilight Zone is one of my all-time favorite shows. It raised the bar for what good television could be.
Al Abbazia is a fan as well. Abbazia created the poster above. I’m sure it would make Rod Serling proud. It’s cool that my two favorite TZ episodes got the top two spots on Abbazia’s print. You can see more of Al Abbazia’s art here.

Check out Steven 🇱🇺‘s Rocky Balboa! “Yo! He did it!”

Rambo: First Blood, Part II is one of my all-time favorite movies. It deserves a new bad ass poster. Yvan Quinet must have agreed because he created one.
You can see more of Yvan Quinet’s art at his website and/or his Instagram page.

Rich Hennemann is an amazing freelance artist. A few years ago I picked up his sketchbook and a sketch and I was hooked. Since then I’ve gotten several sketches from Rich.
Heading in to October each year, Rich takes sketch suggestions. He then picks one a day to draw. The person who suggested the piece has first dibs. I sugested Sly Stallone from Cop Land and it was picked for the 20th. Of course I purchased the piece. I couldn’t be more pleased. There will be more art from Rich in my future. If you’re a sketch collector, you owe it to yourself to get a piece as well.

When folks talk about the great films of Stanley Kubrick, one that doesn’t get mentioned enough is The Killing. It’s not only one of my favorite Kubrick movies, it’s one of my all-time favorites.
The Killing is also a favorite of Rich Davies. Davies created the very cool alt poster above. It also comes in a color variant, but I prefer the mono one myself. You can check out more of Davies’ art here.

In First Blood, Sylvester Stallone did something you seldom see action stars do. He showed that John Rambo wasn’t just a strong, fearless fighting machine. Sly gave Rambo heart. Feelings. And provided audiences with an emotional scene many stars wouldn’t want to do. It was a showcase for Stallone’s bravery and acting range.
Yvan Quinet has beautifully captured the moment in a piece he calls “Despair”. It is available as a limited edition fine art Giclee print in two sizes.
You can see more of Yvan Quinet’s art at his website and/or his Instagram page.

Check out the clever design and subtlety of this The Shining alt poster by Rich Davies. The shadow of Danny’s father holding an axe over his unaware son is chilling once you see it. You can check out more of Davies’ art here.

Vlad Rodriguez is a Miami based illustrator. Rodriguez has a passion for film. Here’s his alt poster for Enter the Dragon!

Frank Miller’s Sin City is one of my all-time favorite comic series. I love seeing artists do their “take” on Miller’s characters. Today we have Hartigan by Gabriel Chene.

“Adrian!” by Rich Conley!

Predator is a classic. Greg Ruth‘s alt poster is destined to be as well.

As I was going through the Zablo vault, I came across a watercolor of Cobra by Thomas Boatwright that I’d never posted. Boatwright used to regularly livestream art and for a few years was a guest at HeroesCon. Getting art from Thomas Boatwright was always a joy.

I was going through the Zablo vault and discovered I had never shared this art. It’s Sly Stallone as Cosmo Carbooni from Paradise Alley by John Beatty. It is one of my many favorite pieces that John has done for me over the years.
John nailed the likeness. His use of white highlights makes the piece pop. I absolutely love it.