street art

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While touring San Francisco in advance of this week's Image Expo, Glory and Morbius writer Joe Keatinge came upon this excellent street mural that recreates the iconic "Starwatcher" illustration. According to Juxtapoz, the mural was painted by artists Mark Bode, Stan 153, and Cuba, in tribute to the late French master who passed away in 2012.

TV: A new preview of this week's episode of Harry's Law sees former Smallville star Erica Durance beating up a dude while dressed in Adrianne Palicki's costume from David E. Kelley's failed Wonder Woman pilot. Anime: Brigid Alverson digs into the recent fall of Bandai Entertainment in North America...

I have never been to Toronto, but I imagine that like most cities, the main complaint among people who live there is that Batman does not make his home in their fair city. Fortunately for Torontonians -- and unfortunately for the growing community of Canadian arch-villains -- one man has taken it upon himself to change that...

Kurt Wenner, an artist, architect and former NASA employee, has produced some pretty incredible street art using stereoscopic techniques that appear three-dimensional when viewed from the correct spot. One of his recent works featured Spider-Man, and created the illusion that passers-by were high above the city on his webs...

An unknown artist who's called "the Banksy of Bulgaria" has created an impressive bit of street art using well known American icons including comic book characters. Identified as "Moving with the Times," the piece replaces the Soviet troops with American icons like Superman, Robin, the Joker, Ronald McDonald and Captain America...

According to his website, OakOak is "a fun-loving French artist in the street" who "likes to play with urban elements." It is perhaps the most refreshingly literal artist statement we have ever read, and is truthfulness is evident in the frequently geeky work that OakOak leaves in the streets of France...

Everyone already knows that the majority of Marvel's superheroes call New York City home, but I'm not sure anyone suspected they'd do mortal combat in the borough of Queens. As io9 pointed out, the mural by artist Gusto houses Spider-Man, Iron Man, the Hulk and Wolverine standing against Dr ...

-- Street art and our favorite superheroes team-up in this killer mural, spotted in San Francisco by WHAT IM SEEING dot com. (Robot 6) -- Dan Santat offers his giant monster prints for sale, including his illustrated rampages of giant lizards, giant robots, and a giant squid that he calls "a metaphor for love...