“Reservoir Dogs” Alt Poster by Riccardo Rosanna!

Riccardo Rosanna’s cool alt Reservoir Dogs poster!
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Riccardo Rosanna’s cool alt Reservoir Dogs poster!

I discovered this cool Rocky 3 painting by Brian Haberlin in the collection of Kirk Dilbeck.
When I asked for permission to share the piece, Kirk reached out to Brian to make sure it was okay with him. Brian said, “Okay but please post that I did this as a TEEN. That it’s really old. :)”
Talk about talent. Check out Haberlin’s current work. When you’re done there give Dilbeck’s collection a look. Plan to stay a bit of time in both. (And it’s well worth the time!)

This Zorro sketch by Federico Vicentini gets two thumbs up in a Z formation. (If you know, you know.)

When I was a kid Frankenstein Meets the Wolfman was one of our favorite Sammy Terry’s Nightmare Theater movies. Even though they didn’t fight until the end of the film, having both Frankenstein and the Wolfman in the same film was a treat!
J. Beers created this alt poster. He used Karloff’s Frankenstein head instead of Lugosi’s. Beers also made the creative decision to make the piece a battle between cold and warm colors. How cool is that?
“You think I’m insane. You think I don’t know what I’m talking about. Well you just look in that grave where Lawrence Talbot is supposed to be buried and see if you find a body in it!” – Lawrence Talbot
Source: J. Beers Instagram.

If there’s ever a Breaking Bad adaptation, I nominate Thobias Daneluz to do the art. Check out Thobias’ Instgram to see more of his art. (And plan to stay awhile.)
“I am not in danger, Skyler. I AM the danger. A guy opens his door and gets shot, and you think that of me? No! I am the one who knocks!” – Walter White

Leo Leibelman is a freelance artist who has provided art for comics, trading cards, novels, instructional materials, film storyboards and more. Leo Leibelman takes commissions.
Dutch vs The Predator by Leo Leibelman.
“You’re one… *ugly* motherfucker!” – Dutch
Rocky and Sly Stallone fans are in for a treat. THE FINE ART OF ROCKY: AN ARTISTIC TRIBUTE FROM THE SCREEN TO CANVAS by John Rivoli with a foreward by Sylvester Stallone is coming soon!
THE FINE ART OF ROCKY is an immersive exploration and celebration of an iconic character — in time for his 50th anniversary.
Part art book and part retrospective of the first six Rocky films, this one-of-a-kind book invites fans to revisit the iconic franchise through artist John Rivoli’s collection of large-scale original paintings and iconic posters, showing this beloved character in a whole new light.
THE FINE ART OF ROCKY, readers follow Rivoli on his journey to portray Rocky through the lens of fine art and seeks to prove, once and for all, that Rocky is an art film worthy of being called a masterpiece. Rocky takes center stage in more than 70 paintings, posters, and other unique artworks, highlighting unforgettable moments from the Rocky franchise presented in original and unique perspectives as well as art collaborations with Sylvester Stallone.
UNIQUE GIFT FOR FANS & COLLECTORS: A fitting tribute to a landmark franchise and a great way to return to the ring, this art book offers a detailed account of the importance and meaning of each piece as well as an exploration into the techniques used, historical influences, and sources of inspiration that shaped each work.
SIDE-BY-SIDE ART: Experience an iconic scene from each of the six Stallone Rocky films that inspired each painting, including four exclusive paintings to this book.
OWN A PIECE OF ROCKY HISTORY: A celebration of a one-of-a-kind cinematic icon on his 50th anniversary milestone, this art book showcases Rocky in all his glory in multiple mediums and art forms.
PERFECT GIFT: Officially licensed by MGM/Amazon and with foreword from Sylvester Stallone, this is a special gift for Rocky fans, cinephiles, museum lovers, pop culture fans, and art educators.
THE FINE ART OF ROCKY: AN ARTISTIC TRIBUTE FROM THE SCREEN TO CANVAS will be released October 6, 2026.
Pre-orders are available now!
Deal me in!

Niccolò Fioriti’s alt Jaws poster is worthy of the classic.
“You’re gonna need a bigger boat.” – Brody

Bruce Lee in his famous yellow and black track suit from Game of Death by Tom Ralston.
“It is better to die a broken piece of jade than to live a life of clay.” – Billy Lo

Roger Motzkus presents his alt poster for Predator… and it’s a winnah.
“There’s something out there waiting for us… and it ain’t no man. We’re all gonna die.” – Billy

Rocky Balboa by Patrice Murciano.
“I just got one thing to say… to my wife at home: Yo, Adrian! I DID IT!” – Rocky Balboa

Sylvester Stallone is Rambo by Reggy The Marker Artist.
“To survive a war, you gotta become war.” – Rambo

There’s a lot to love about Nicolas Joret‘s alt poster for Once Upon A Time In… Hollywood. Truth is, my favorite part is the small figures and their shadows on Leonardo DiCaprio’s hand.
“It’s official, old buddy. I’m a has-been.” – Rick Dalton

Steve De La Mare’s alt Pulp Fiction poster has the feel of a vintage pulp magazine. <chef’s kiss>
“I do believe Marsellus Wallace, my husband, your boss, told you to take ME out and do WHATEVER I WANTED. Now I wanna dance, I wanna win. I want that trophy, so dance good.” – Mia

This is the tribute poster created by Nick Levy for the 40th anniversary of Aliens: July 18, 1986. Levy calls it “One of the greatest sequels ever made and arguably the greatest sci-fi action film of all time.” When you’re right, you’re right and Nick Levy is right.
“That’s it, man. Game over, man. Game over!” – Private Hudson