These Angry Bird illustrations are imaged a little differently than the popular game, because they were created with superhero personas. The series of illustrated posters called 'Angry Marvel Heroes' is quite whimsical. Can you imagine a 'Birderine' (a Wolverine and Angry Bird hybrid) charging at you? If not, Fabio Di Corleto sure did.
The images look like Marvel comic book covers and feature a variety of avian cross breeds. Each cover is colored to coincide with each superhero's uniform. The Hulk, or shall I say 'The Birdible Hulk,' is drawn as everyone's favorite gaming avian, but with green feathers and purple ripped shorts on. The headline on the comic book cover reads: "Protect the Egg- VERY VERY ANGRY."
Other heroes turned birdy include, Spiderman, Thor and the Fantastic Four.
Comic Avian-Superhero Hybrids
Fabio Di Corleto Made Superheroes into Angry Bird Illustrations
Trend Themes
1. Superhero Mashup Art - The trend of combining superheroes with other popular characters or themes in artwork provides an opportunity for artists to create unique and appealing illustrations.
2. Whimsical Comic Book Covers - The trend of creating comic book covers with a whimsical twist, such as Angry Bird superhero hybrids, opens up opportunities for artists and designers to explore playful and imaginative concepts.
3. Cross-breeding Characters - The trend of cross-breeding characters from different franchises or universes allows for the creation of unexpected and entertaining combinations that can capture the attention of fans and collectors.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Illustration - The art and illustration industry can leverage the trend of superhero mashup art by commissioning artists to create unique and eye-catching pieces that appeal to collectors and fans.
2. Comic Books and Graphic Novels - The comic book industry can explore the trend of whimsical comic book covers to attract new audiences and offer fresh and playful interpretations of beloved characters.
3. Collectibles and Merchandise - The collectibles and merchandise industry can capitalize on the trend of cross-breeding characters by producing limited edition figurines, posters, and other products featuring popular mashup designs.