A series of most-delightful illustrations, created using Photoshop by Andy Fairhurst.
On a more personal note, this brought back childhood memories of me spending countless hours pretending to be Superman.
Hit the jump to see more illustrations from the series.
A stunning piece by Argentinian artist Julian Totino Tedesco, based on Sandro Botticelli’s iconic “The Birth of Venus” painting. Tedesco created the painting as a variant cover for Fantastic Four…
Tintin! You shall learn what it means to incur the wrath of Doctor Doom! A most-excellent mashup by the always fabulous MISTERHIPP.
Iron Man sure doesn't look happy. A Threadless t-shirt design by Aditya. [via Design You Trust]
Yeeeah, it’s not exactly what we had in mind. The costume is probably a work in progress. I somehow feel Mickey Rourke’s character could possibly walk away with all the…
Do you recognize this photograph from the Iron Man movie? Besides a completely fictional shot of a young Tony Stark sitting next to Bill Gates, the picture also shows an…
Yuck! An all patent leather hat based on Iron Man’s helmet. It’s just about the most hideous thing I have seen in a while. Link
The Marvel Super Heroes was an animated cartoon series, first broadcast on U.S. television in the 1960s.
The low budget series used the technique of xerography; a process that involved the use of photocopied images from comic books, which were then manipulated to animate the characters.
The program had five segments, and each one featured the adventures of a popular Marvel superhero. Captain America, The Incredible Hulk, The Invincible Iron Man, The Mighty Thor, and Prince Namor the Sub-Mariner were the characters showcased by the show.
After searching around a bit, I was able to find the theme songs for all the superheroes on the show. Some of them are quite campy, but still great fun to watch.
Captain America
Love to have a replica of Tony Stark's 'Arc Reactor' from the Iron Man movie, but don't know where to get one ? Well, head over to Instructables.com to make…
Iron Man’s Adventure brings together three of Marvel‘s most popular superheroes together in a short animated film.
Spider-Man and Iron Man, who have teamed up to take on an army of destructive, gigantic robots, get some heavy duty assistance from another popular Marvel Comics superhero in this entertaining film.
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