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Amazing 'Escape From New York' Poster By Matt Ferguson
Amazing 'Escape From New York' Poster By Matt Ferguson
Amazing 'Escape From New York' Poster By Matt Ferguson
If there's one thing that we can all agree on, surely it's the fact that we are all living in an amazing golden age of high-end movie posters. Between official releases from studios like Mondo and Phantom City Creative and the kinds of prints you can see from artists at conventions, there are so many beautiful posters out there that it's almost tempting to buy a bigger house just so that you have the wall space to display them all. And today, Grey Matter Art is releasing one of the coolest I've ever seen: Matt Ferguson's new screen-printed poster for John Carpenter's classic Escape From New York. And not only is there a standard regular version, there's also a limited variant that glows in the dark --- and a 1" United States Police Force pin that's inserted into random orders.
Twice the Kurt in 'Big Trouble/Escape from NY' Crossover
Twice the Kurt in 'Big Trouble/Escape from NY' Crossover
Twice the Kurt in 'Big Trouble/Escape from NY' Crossover
Imagine you're Jack Burton, driving your bigrig truck around fighting kung fu villains, and suddenly you find yourself in the crime-ridden dystopian future time of 1997, in which the city of Manhattan is a high-security prison. And there's there's a man there, in that future, who looks just like you, except with an eyepatch. A man named Snake Plissken. That's the strange reality we find ourselves in with the announcement of Big Trouble in Little China/Escape from New York, a crossover comic (obviously) coming soon from Boom Studios, written by Greg Pak, with art by Daniel Bayliss.
Christopher Sebela Revives 'Escape From New York' [Interview]
Christopher Sebela Revives 'Escape From New York' [Interview]
Christopher Sebela Revives 'Escape From New York' [Interview]
Next month Boom Studios releases the first issue of Escape From New York, the latest title from the publisher to present a sequel to one of John Carpenter's cult-classic '80s movies -- following on the heels of the popular Big Trouble In Little China series. The publisher has hand-picked an excellent creative team to follow in the film's footsteps and put Snake Plissken through his post-apocalyptic paces, in the form of Eisner-nominated High Crimes writer Christopher Sebela and acclaimed Irredeemable artist Diego Barreto. ComicsAlliance spoke to Sebela about his plans for the book, his affinity for the source material, and the experience of adapting such a well-loved property to the comics medium.
Mike Wrobel's Movie Posters Are Awesome
Mike Wrobel's Movie Posters Are Awesome
Mike Wrobel's Movie Posters Are Awesome
Every now and then I'll get away from comics long enough to swing by the movie theater, and I've noticed that the posters just aren't getting any better. I mean, really, how many times can we see someone posing while looking seriously to their left or a close-up of somebody's face with four lines of text written over it before it's time for a revolution? Fortunately, there are artists out there w
Funko & Super7's New 3.75" ReAction Movie Figures Arrive
Funko & Super7's New 3.75" ReAction Movie Figures Arrive
Funko & Super7's New 3.75" ReAction Movie Figures Arrive
When Funko announced that they'd be teaming with Super7 to mass produce and distribute the 3.75" ReAction line, it seemed fan dreams of owing toys in the style of Kenner's 1977 Star Wars figures across both classic and contemporary pop culture licenses were going to come true. Little did anyone know just HOW true. Thanks to new images at Entertainment Earth, collectors can now have a look at
Year One: 5 Action Movie Origin Stories We’d Like to See
Year One: 5 Action Movie Origin Stories We’d Like to See
Year One: 5 Action Movie Origin Stories We’d Like to See
On comic book shelves now: "Die Hard: Year One." That's right. Die Hard. Year One. Could this be the best idea to grace comics since the invention of the four-color process? No, probably not. But it's still awesome! If anybody deserves a Year One, it's foul-mouthed everyman John McClane...