Maybe all that black spandex was an upgrade after all. After the success of the Legion of Real Life Supervillains, artist Butcher Billy returns by transplanting comic characters into their blockbuster counterparts.
Ever find yourself wondering who in the DC and Marvel universes woud be best friends? So did artist Darren Rawlings with his Little Friends series of drawings. It’s like that DC vs. Marvel event from the ’90s, only tiny and cute.
Fighting crime can be fashion forward and comfortable. Artist Michael Lee Lunsford managed to maintain the iconic integrity of these costumes without imminent wardrobe malfunctions.
The answer: way more functional for fighting crime.
Designer Matthew Olin put together this project that both comic book and design nerds will love. (via reddit.com)
The cast is basically the justice league so this isn’t too far off.
Behold, Gotham’s giffening… (via batman-on-film.com)
THERE’S A SPIDER ON YOUR FACE! Oh it’s just Chad Roberts, El Capitan and Minister of Information of the RVA Beard League.
You know, like NASCAR. Artist Roberto Vergati Santos imagines a future where capitalism intersects with caped crusaders.
It’s a bird! It’s a plane! No, it’s the coolest kids ever! Girls Love Superheroes is the best tumblr.
Comic book icons channel their inner rock star.
Trust me, the emo dance scene in Spider-Man 3 could have been a LOT worse. Potentially NSFW cartoon (there’s a spider-penis). (via reddit.com)
Gotham City has officially been on the map in the DC Comics universe since 1990. And it’s in New friggin’ Jersey.
These love notes contain some seriously groan-worthy puns. As is required of any great Valentine’s Day card.
Every single New 52 Issue is “WTF Certified.” Buzzfeed collected all 52 covers for your guessing pleasure along with an exclusive look at the new logo. But what. Is. Happening?
Batman: The Animated Series was, by far, the most badass part of Saturday morning cartoons. It single-handedly made 9 AM on Saturday worth being awake for.
South Korean Graphic Designer Jang Suk-Woo draws “Hello My Hero,” a series of whimsical new posters for superhero flicks.
Can “Princess Avengers” be a real thing please? The world needs Agent Coulson in tiara.
The English rock trio borrow elements of Queen, Radiohead, and U2 to write songs that make you feel like you’re living in a summer blockbuster.
And that’s just fine. Listening to Doctor Doom declare himself a “playa” might be one of the most surreal things in comic history.
Rickshaw makes Heath Ledger’s Joker look downright sane and friendly. This indie film is basically Kick-Ass meets Saw and it’s only shocking it took this long for the concept to gain traction.
The 70s were weird. The best part? There are 128 pages of this insanity.
Photographer Eric Curtis captures the not-so-glamorous lives of “fallen superheroes.” Let’s just say these guys didn’t quite make it to Superman’s status.
Ladies (and gentlemen) don’t let your comics collect dust in your closet. Upcycle them into awesomeness.
Iron Man looks quite fetching in light red. The final five covers for the October awareness campaign are revealed!
And by hoax, I mean fan art. Marvel confirms to Buzzfeed that no official promotional images have been released.
To answer my own question: doubtful. But you never know!
Hello Kitty could be making a fortune here. They aren’t even real (yet) and already I’m throwing my money at my monitor.
Thomas Jane and director Phil Joanou got together and made a short fan film starring The Punisher. It’s totally awesome, super intense, and, of course, absolutely NSFW at all.
From Batcat to Superlizard, they’re all here to save the day! Using their special superpowers such as “the adorable glance of death” and “fluff-rays,” these creatures will rid the earth of evil — one vacuum cleaner at a time!
