This Artist Created 26 Hilarious Vintage Makeovers Of DC And Marvel Comic Book Covers
Interview With ArtistAre there any fans of classic comic books out there? Perhaps some of you collect vintage comic magazines? If you’re at least a comic enthusiast, this post is sure to be a treat for you.
Inspired by Marvel and DC comics, Kerry Callen—known for his unique style and creative approach to visual storytelling—has created a series of retro comic book covers. What really makes them stand out is the comedic twist the artist has incorporated into the scenes. The freelance illustrator focuses mainly on iconic characters like Batman, Spider-Man, Superman, Captain America, and many others, but the situations he places them in are far from those seen in the original comics. Scroll down and enjoy a hilarious collection of comic makeovers by Kerry and learn more about the artist in our interview.
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What if DC published Marvel characters in the 1960's? Monday, November 1, 2010 Have you ever noticed that early Marvel covers typically showcased a superhero fighting a villain, while during the same period, DC covers presented mostly outrageous, character scenarios? I started wondering what DC would have done with the Marvel characters back in the 60's. Then, I felt compelled to create a couple. Posted by Kerry Callen https://kerrycallen.blogspot.com/2010/11/what-if-dc-published-marvel-characters.html
false excuse, he is smart enough to catch her with a rope and bring her back, or make a net so she can fall in, or stick her on the wall with a canvas while you go get a ladder ... being fat doesn’t mean being stupid. I have easy laughter but I do not find it funny.
from wiki => red : hatred/rage, orange : greed/avarice, yellow : fear, green : will, blue : hope, indigo : compassion, pink (here purple?) : love. black : absence of feeling and death (and white, not show : life and all feelings at once)
