These winter sports comics depict clever illustrations of Marvel superheroes posed as Olympic athletes. The Olympic-inspired illustrations were created by an Italian comic book artist named Francesco Francavilla. He includes popular superheroes known as Batman, Captain America and The Flash interpreting many winter sports. He even makes them look sleek and stylish as they ski, twirl, jump, slide and snowboard their way through the various Olympic events.
These dynamic winter sports comics make a humorous and fascinating impression for those who enjoyed the 2014 Olympics in Sochi. The use of these heroes pay a tribute to these athletes as a clever notion of defining who they really are and their recognized accomplishments. They are known for their dedication and representation to their nations when achieving the Olympic medals.
Superhero Winter Sports Comics
These Superheroes Were Illustrated as Part of the Winter Olympics
Trend Themes
1. Winter Sports Comic Illustrations - There is an opportunity to create more comic-style images that depict superheroes participating in winter sports as a fun and engaging way to promote winter sports
2. Superhero Athlete Merchandise - The use of superheroes as Olympic athletes provides an opportunity to create unique and creative merchandise for fans of both superheroes and winter sports
3. Superheroes in Sports Marketing - Partnering with comic book artists and incorporating superheroes in sports marketing can be a disruptive innovation to engage both superhero and sports enthusiasts
Industry Implications
1. Sports Entertainment Industry - Partnering with comic book artists and incorporating superheroes in sports marketing can be a disruptive innovation to engage fans in the sports entertainment industry
2. Merchandising Industry - Creating merchandise with superhero winter sports images will attract a niche market and possibly increase sales within the merchandising industry
3. Comic Book Industry - Expanding on the trend of superhero winter sports comics can be a new and unique way to expand upon the comic book industry by attracting sports enthusiasts to comics for the first time