Showing posts with label Robin. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Robin. Show all posts
Tuesday, November 9, 2010
'BATMUPPET FOREVER' Movie Poster is Two-Facerrific!
Thanks to artist CCZ at Worth1000 for this Batman Forever/Muppet Mashup movie poster. It is utterly hilarious, especially Fozzie (and Animal) as Two-Face. You can tell this great mashup has been around for a while but it is definitely worthy of a second look.
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Animal,
batman,
Batman Forever,
Fozzie,
Gonzo,
Kermit,
Miss Piggy,
Muppets,
Riddler,
Robin,
two-face
Thursday, October 7, 2010
Alan Moore's KILLING JOKE in Lego!
Alan Moore and Brian Bolland's chilling 1988 graphic novel Batman: The Killing Joke—which reminded us the Joker wasn't just a joke, but rather a homicidal maniac—is considered by many to be the greatest Joker story ever told. But who ever thought it could be just as chilling retold with LEGOs?
How influential was The Killing Joke? Heath Ledger was given a copy to help him create his character for The Dark Knight. And this presentation of the Joker's famous final speech from the graphic novel—just as tense with LEGOs as on the page—will show you why.
Check it out below.
via: Blastr
How influential was The Killing Joke? Heath Ledger was given a copy to help him create his character for The Dark Knight. And this presentation of the Joker's famous final speech from the graphic novel—just as tense with LEGOs as on the page—will show you why.
Check it out below.
via: Blastr
Labels:
Alan Moore,
batman,
Jason Bond,
Lego,
Movie,
Robin,
The Killing Joke
Tuesday, September 28, 2010
Calvin & Hobbes Art Fan Contest Part II - Brings us Star Wars, Batman & the Death of Spaceman Spiff
As mentioned in an earlier post, Superpunch is holding an art contest revolving around Calvin and Hobbes. Draw Calvin and Hobbes or anyone else in the style of Calvin and Hobbes. You can submit as many entries as you'd like. All entries must be submitted by 8:00 p.m. Los Angeles time on Thursday October 7. There's a big prize - the winner will receive a $150 store credit to Costumes Inc.,
Here are some more beautiful, creative and humorous entries to date.
This amazing Star Wars entry was created by Jason Chalker.
This is one of the funnier (and creepy) entries to date. You just knew all those wild wagon rides would come back to haunt him. Created by Timothy Lim with text by Mark Pellegrini.
Holden Leung combined my favorite things - Batman and Robin with Calvin and Hobbes. These pencils are awesome Holden!
Here are some more beautiful, creative and humorous entries to date.
This amazing Star Wars entry was created by Jason Chalker.
This is one of the funnier (and creepy) entries to date. You just knew all those wild wagon rides would come back to haunt him. Created by Timothy Lim with text by Mark Pellegrini.
Holden Leung combined my favorite things - Batman and Robin with Calvin and Hobbes. These pencils are awesome Holden!
Labels:
art,
batman,
Calvin and Hobbes,
Contest,
darth vader,
R2-D2,
Robin,
Spaceman Spiff,
star wars
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Superhero/Peanuts Mash-up
Michelle Lana created these stupendous superhero cartoons. I don't know if she intentionally did a Peanuts/Superhero mash-up, but I love the way they look.
Labels:
batman,
darth vader,
Peanuts,
Robin,
spiderman,
star wars,
Storm Troopers,
superheroes,
x-men
Monday, August 9, 2010
Batman Mini Funko Toys are Funkolicious
How sweet are these mini figures? The new Mini Funko's are refined Blammoids with a touch of cool. The upcoming line features Batman, Batgirl, Robin, the Joker and the Penguin in all Funko Force's trademark chibi glory, with each piece standing roughly 3.75" tall. You can preorder for $8.00 a piece these new Funko's at and should have them in your hands by September to October.
Like these? As an avid action figure collector, I don't normally purchase the "non traditional" action figures but I do like their style. Tell us what you think.
Source comic alliance
Like these? As an avid action figure collector, I don't normally purchase the "non traditional" action figures but I do like their style. Tell us what you think.
Source comic alliance
Labels:
action figures,
Batgirl,
batman,
DC Universe,
funko,
joker,
penguin,
Robin
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
The Rainbow Batman
Thanks to The Daily What Gfest discovered a great site where artist reinterpret comic book covers. A novel idea that is very, very funny. Above you can see Mike Walton's take on Sheldon Moldoff’s legendary “Rainbow Batman” Detective Comics cover, which is just plain hilarious.
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