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A collection of vital visuals, daily, centred on comic books and cinema. Because their beauty must be preserved.
From the latest The Line It Is Drawn at CSBG: this is Boogie Tights, drawn by Bill Walko, based on a mash-up of super-heroes and films that Roger Ebert gave four stars.
Throg by Walter Simonson
From the Hank Pym Photo Archives- “Franklin Richards Meets The Hulk”, NYC, 1970
The Gutters: Ryan Sohmer and Ben Bates give their take on the ‘Orson Scott Card writes Superman’ issue.
Kyle Baker, Ladies and Gentlemen.
Chris Weston’s Carry On X-Men movie poster. Inspired.
(If you don’t know what the Carry On films were, here’s a handy link)
(via warrenellis)
This is The Li’l Boys, drawn by Michael “Mic?” Magtanong, again as part of The Line It Is Drawn at Comics Should Be Good.
This is The Li’l Illuminati, drawn by Bill Walko, as part of the latest The Line It Is Drawn challenge at Comics Should Be Good.
Another poster for The Avengers film, also by Matthew Ferguson, depicting quite possibly the greatest moment in a comic book movie so far.
This is The League Of Extraordinary Gentlepersons 1996, as conceived by Chris Bird (MightyGodKing) and Andrew Wheeler, and drawn by Davinder Brar. An excellent line-up, with more in portraits on the wall. Bravo, sirs.
This is Grand Theft Auto: Gotham City, drawn by Bill Walko, from this week’s The Line It Is Drawn over at Comic Books Should Be Good!. The theme was ‘Video Game Characters Meet Comic Book Characters’, if you couldn’t guess.
![The cast of Liberty Meadows in Star Trek cosplay, drawn by Frank Cho. [Via Robot 6]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m7479rzIDY1qz9k45o1_1280.jpg)
The cast of Liberty Meadows in Star Trek cosplay, drawn by Frank Cho. [Via Robot 6]
Alan Davis.
I was searching for an Alan Davis tumblr (which doesn’t exist) but I found this. I’m glad I did. Not only does Davis draw perfect superheroes, he is also a funny man.
