Illustrator Vick Trola decided to merge all of the Justice League with the cast of Parks & Recreation for a pretty rad piece of pop. These prints are for sale at Trola’s Etsy shop here. Personally, I would’ve went with Batman for Ben, but it still works.
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Excuse the big image drop, but I took a tremendous amount of photos this weekend at MegaCon. I might make a couple of posts today with different cosplays I snagged pictures of. I’ve got too many good ones to hold off on. I can’t upload everything I took a picture of either, guys — there’s just too many to upload.
I actually didn’t get anyone’s info if they were a regular cosplayer, so if you know someone here or if you are actually someone pictured above, drop me an email at cortez (at) albotas (dot) com so I can link you.
Also, fuck. That Black Panther cosplay family is so well done. When I saw that in person, it was surreal. The photo does it absolutely no justice.
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How is it that the Wonder Woman TV show doesn’t get picked up because the pilot was so terrible, but then fans make awesome ish like this?
Female Super Hero Fan Film from Jesse V. Johnson on Vimeo.
(Source: nerdapproved.com)
Aslan Malik transformed some dead presidents into characters from the Justice League and the results are pretty sick.
Check it: Bill Murray money
Buy: Justice League: Doom (Special Edition w/ Flash Figure)
(Source: obviouswinner.com)
Baz Pringle is a British artist born in London who currently resides in southern California. Primarily a commercial designer, Pringle has been a 2D Production Artist on video games for Virgin Interactive and 2D/2D Production Artist for goliath brands such as Sony, Universal, BBC, Disney, T-Mobile, Motorola, EA, Mattel, and Warner Brothers.
He also has some personal work that’s just as off-the-walls bananas as his professional stuff. Drawing inspiration from all aspects of pop culture and applying both digital and hand drawn elements to his pieces, the world of geekdom has never looked more awesome!
You can check out more of Baz Pringle’s amazing work over on his personal site graffika66.
From the creators of Mortal Kombat comes Injustice: Gods Among Us, an all new fighting game that pits the heroes and villains of the DC universe against one another. The limited collector’s set package will include the above 13” statue of Wonder Woman strangling Batman atop the Fortress of Solitude as she prepares to bash his nugget in with Superman’s Krypton escape rocket.
The statue is nothing short of amazing, but people on the Internet are still finding a reason to complain. Apparently some folks dig the statue that will be included with PAL versions of the game. What do you think?
I guess I could see North America wanting to tweak it as not to seem too domestic-abus-ish, but I still think the U.S. version is way cooler.
This limited edition package will only be available for Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3. Sorry, Wii U.
And if you haven’t seen anything on this game yet, check out some trailers below.
Injustice: Gods Among Us drops April 2013.
Pre-order: Injustice: Gods Among Us
Peep it: Play-Imaginative's 12" die-cast Batman figure
Wonder Woman has her hands full in this Justice League reimagining by Simon Estrada. You can check out the gigantic chalk version that won the Pasadena Chalk Festival’s Animation Alley Award HERE.
Illustrator Karry Callen made these sweet illustrations of a Superman-esque and Wonder Woman-esque hero busting out of their costume and revealing their superhero underwear. Super embarrassing, of course. These designs are available on Threadless for voting purposes at the moment, so if you like the super man or woman design, or even both, take the time to put a vote on it.
A Little Bit On The Deja Vu Side: Jeremy Roberts illustrates the newest incarnation of the Justice League in the same fashion as Jim Lee’s other memorable comic book from 20 years ago.
(Via Bleeding Cool)
A Little Bit On The Geeky Kicks Side: DC Comics x Converse limited edition “Killer Croc” and “Wonder Woman” Chuck Taylors available from Journeys.
(via Nice Kicks)
A Little Bit On The Wonderful Side: “Dry Your Panties” and other awesome Wonder Woman paintings by Lora Zombie. Peep more of her freshness on Facebook and DA.
A Little Bit On The Wonder Woman Side: The Amazon princess’s pants versus shorts costume debate is rendered moot in this illustration by Hanie Mohd.
(via haniemohd)
A Little Bit On The Badge Mosaic Side: Not only does Joe Black make custom buttons, but he arranges hundreds of them at a time by color and theme to create these mosaics.
(Via Oddity Central)
