The Captain America movie, Thor movie, the Green Lantern movie, and Avengers movie!
Time for a really quick blog. By now, most of you diehard comic book superhero fans and live action movie buffs know there are some more upcoming DC Comics and Marvel movies.
I am so looking forward to the Chris Evans Capt America, Chris Hemsworth Thor, the Ryan Reynolds Green Lantern movie, and somewhere down the line, the Avengers movie. They should rock, and the night they debut in theatres, I’m there. If they’re even 1/2 as great as the Robert Downey Jr Iron Man movie and the Christian Bale Batman the Dark Knight movies, they’ll be incredible. Looking forward to Spider-man 4 also, but I mostly want to see a Wonder Woman movie! And don’t let the movie studios or anyone connected to them design Diana Prince’s amazon costume. Stick to the classic and best one. Don’t redesign the wheel, comic editorial teams and movie designers. Don’t change what the fans love. It could make the difference between a mega-hit and being relegated to “straight to video” hell.
Since the Mighty Avengers have been around since 1963, I’m going to commemorate the Avengers by showing our loyal Supervator Super-Blog readers some very cool VINTAGE Captain America, Mighty Thor, and Avengers posters! Just click on the images below to see a larger view of the posters, and to check current availability. Some have artwork by Jack Kirby, Jim Steranko, Jim Lee, Todd McFarlane, Ron Frenz, Alex Ross, Mike Zeck, Golden Age artist Alex Schomburg, and Silver Age legend John Romita Sr.
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1989 Avengers Assemble Marvel Poster: Captain America, Thor, Iron Man, Fantastic Four
Alex Ross Avengers vs the System Upper Deck Game Promo Poster!
Steranko 1973 Marvel FOOM poster (Silver Surfer, Avengers, Spider-man, Hulk)
1977 Jack Kirby Mighty Thor Thought Factory Poster
1989 Captain America FBI 1980's Marvel Poster by John Romita Sr
1992 Thor Corps Marvel Press 1990's Comics Poster by Ron Frenz
1989 Mike Zeck Captain America 1980's Marvel Comics Poster
1984 Marvel Timely Comics Golden Age All Winners Squad Poster by Alex Schomburg: Captain America, Namor the Submariner, The Human Torch!
1990 Jim Lee/Todd McFarlane/etc Marvel Poster: Avengers, Captain America, Thor, Spider-man, the Punisher, X-Men Wolverine
Supervator.com’s IRON MAN blog!
Avenger vs Avenger! One of a kind color guide art splash page! Click the pic for availability!
Hey there, invincible ones! It’s been a while since we’ve done a Supervator.com Super-Blog, and this one is about one of my favorite Marvel Universe heroes…. the Invincible Iron Man! And I am psyched for the Iron Man 2 movie that’s coming out next month starring Robert Downey Jr, Gwyneth Paltrow, with Mickey Rourke playing the super-villain Whiplash and Scarlett Johansson playing the sexy Black Widow. And the movie soundtrack by AC/DC? What’s not to love?!? If this Iron Man II movie is anything like the first film, it’s gonna be a mind-blower. And War Machine is going to be in it too! The only thing I don’t like about the movie previews so far is Whiplash’s costume. It doesn’t compare AT ALL to the real Whiplash suit that was first seen in Tales of Suspense 97 back in the 1960′s. I even had a t-shirt made of the TOS # 97 comic book cover, and this was way before the internet was ever thought of and custom tee-shirt’s were easy to make.
Avengers/Thunderbolts color guide art page showing Iron Man, Captain America, the Black Widow, and Hawkeye! Click the image to check availability!
Iron Man has always been one of my top 3 heroes, and so much of my childhood revolves around roleplaying that I was Iron Man, to playing with my Iron Man Mego action figure, to my plastic Marx Iron Man figure (I had all 4 different colors), to using an old car’s emergency brake to pretend I was Whiplash, to even trying to make a tin costume out of my Mom’s old floor wax containers. I used a can opener to make openings in the top and bottom of the containers so I could squeeze my 5 year old body in the wax can. And oh my GOD, I got cut to ribbons trying to get out of the suit! But that didn’t faze me one bit, since I still love anything relating to ol’ Shellhead. I especially love the late 60′s and early 1970′s Iron Man comics, especially when drawn by artists Gene Colan and Gil Kane.
Speaking of Invincible Ironman items, this blog shows several of the original color guide art pages that we currently have in stock. To see larger pictures or to check availability, just click on the photos. We have MANY more Iron Man related color guide artwork pages in the Supervator eBay Store.
Well, I’m out of time. Thanks very much for reading this installment of the Supervator.com Super-Blog, and I hope you love the upcoming Iron Man movie as much as I will!
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