My name Nguyen Quang Huy (Coi Xuong) and I'm an artist from Vietnam. 4 years ago, I created a series of doodles with Marvel Cinematic Universe theme from everyday objects and posted it.
Brazil-based artist Lucas Eduardo Nascimento drew a series of badass, yet adorable babies of superheroes and their first meetings with their fathers in the maternity ward.
Superhero cinema has become one of the most popular and successful genres out there, steadily growing since the 2008 release of Iron Man.
We all need a hero, and cats, especially street cats, are no exception. Enter 5 year old Shon Griffin from Philadelphia. “We call him Catman,” his aunt Kris Papiernik told ABC news.
Once my "If Tim Burton Directed Disney Movies" pictures were so popular that I decided to make a sequel.
Now it's superheroes!
Despite what you’ve been led to believe, you don’t need a cape to be a superhero. Nor do you need superpowers (although they do come in useful).
A few years back, I started an illustration series titled “Walking Shadows.” It received a fair amount of attention and seemed to connect with people on a very personal level.
Eddie Liu, an artist based in Shanghai, has created a short but wonderful series that imagines what a few of our favorite superheroes might look like when they grow old.
It seems these days you can’t go into a theatre or watch TV without seeing an ad for the next superhero movie.
Argenis Pinal, a makeup artist based in Temecula, California, doesn’t need a costume to look like a superhero – he uses his fantastic makeup and body paint skills to change his entire appearance.
Sometimes, you need to kick yourself in the butt. That was true for me at least, being the panda that I am.
Created by the imaginative folks at Israeli design studio, Artori Design, are the Book And The Hero, and Supershelf – a pair of bookends that make it appear the books they’re holding are being...
Besides saving the world, they are just like us, they need money for living, food, drink, daily needs. I think the most expensive things are their beautiful costumes.
There are people whose obsessions with pop culture icons like Darth Vader, Frankenstein or Master Chief seem like religious infatuation, ...
This little girl had outgrown her old bed, so when her dad opted to build her a new one instead of buying one, he let her choose the theme.
People like to express their fandoms for comics, games, movies, and television shows in their own unique ways.
Austin, Texas artist Mike Alcantara of ComicCollageArt has made a fantastic collection of collages depicting well-known superheroes and villains from old recycled comic books.
