For those of you hoping for a close-up look at Doctor Strange in action, here's your chance to see some lightening. Most of these images are just the concept art from the upcoming film, which looks great so far. It's set to release on November fourth this year.
concept art
Via James Gunn
According to the descriptions of the images shared across Facebook, Instagram and Twitter, Gunn had a very specific look he was going for. He says:
I wanted the eyes to be big, as if he was perpetually surprised, not your regular hero. We might have overdone it a bit here.
via @jamesgunn
Artist Ryan Meinerding has worked as a concept artist on several Marvel movies. This year he posted some of his earlier work for the Iron Man films, Captain America and The Avengers. He also included some new images of Vision and a few Iron Man suit concepts from The Avengers: Age of Ultron.
Via Mr Sunday Movies
Concept art for next summer's Marvel blockbuster, Captain America: Civil War was sent to Youtube commentator, Mr. Sunday Movies. In these images, we're able to see just how The Avengers will split when Iron Man takes on Captain America over government legislation concerning superheroes. Here are the images in all their glory:
Captain America: Civil War
Team Iron Man:
From left to right: War Machine, Black Widow, Iron Man, Black Panther, Vision
Team Captain America:
From left to right: Ant-Man, Hawkeye, Sharon Carter, Captain America, Falcon w/ Redwing, Winter Soldier
Whose side are you on?
Via BigDickRichie
Jenna Malone is in Batman vs Superman, but no one is quite sure who she's playing. She may be Batgirl, and the internet mocked up this art to show us all how awesome that would be.
Remember a time before Zack Snyder, when a Justice League movie seemed impossible to make? All the way back in 2008, Mad Max: Fury Road director, George Miller tried to adapt DC's superheroes into one awesome movie. Unfortunately, it didn't happen, but with the possibility of a documentary about the production on the horizon, a bevy of concept art was released via twitter.
Check out what might have been:
Via Superherohype
In this newly released concept art for X-Men: Apocalypse, classic heroes Cyclops and Jean Grey are defending themselves against a flying assailant, but if you take a closer look that opponent appears to be Storm.
Like Cyclops and Jean Grey, Storm is a veteran member of the X-Men, so to see her fighting Xavier's team is very concerning. The team will be put up against Apocalypse, who will assemble his four horsemen in the film. Will the movie flip the story on its head, and make Storm a villain?
Via ComicBook.com
Over the weekend a promotional poster for Avengers: Age of Ultron showed up on Facebook pages. In it, we got a glimpse of Paul Bettany's new character, The Vision. No one can confirm its authenticity, but it's beginning to look more and more genuine.
Today, this potential concept art for The Vision turned up on the internet. While neither have been verified, the similarity between the two leaves us with high hopes.
Guardians of the Galaxy is officially the biggest movie of the summer, bringing in loads of money, and continuing Marvel Studios' superhero movie domination. The quirky space opera owes the lion's share of its success to its amazing costumes and art style, beginning with Andy Park's amazing concept art. See where all of the character's looks began, and check out Park's Twitter page, for more of his awesome stuff.
We're right smack in the middle of Phase 2 of the Marvel Cinematic strategy. With Captain America: The Winter Soldier releasing in a couple of weeks, ABC aired an hour long special: Marvel Studios: Assembling a Universe last night. Not a lot was shown, but some of the concept art is leaving me guessing about the rest of Phase 2 and even a little bit of Phase 3.
Little Girls Make Better Superheroes is an art blog, by Alex Law, that transforms the make-believe costumes of little girls into fully fledged Superheroine art pieces.
Kids are more impressionable than you, but kids can also be less restricted by cultural gender norms than you. Kids are more creative than you, and they're better at making superheroes than you.Here's a taste of the kind of heroes they're making.
