The Malcolm McLaren Justice League Posters are Trippy
Michael Hines — December 7, 2010 — Art & Design
References: freakangels & buzzfeed
The Malcolm McLaren Justice League posters are the result of another challenge from comic book artist Warren Ellis. Ellis challenged members of the Whitechapel forums to draw posters imagining what the Justice League would look like if they were Sex Pistols contemporaries.
I guarantee that you've never seen the Justice League quite like this before. The Malcolm McLaren Justice League posters have Superman sporting a mohawk and Wonder Woman looking like a sultry punk goddess. I bet Malcolm McLaren would have killed to manage this super group.
I guarantee that you've never seen the Justice League quite like this before. The Malcolm McLaren Justice League posters have Superman sporting a mohawk and Wonder Woman looking like a sultry punk goddess. I bet Malcolm McLaren would have killed to manage this super group.
Trend Themes
1. Punky Pop Culture Art - There is a growing trend of creating art that combines elements of punk and pop culture, resulting in unique and visually intriguing pieces.
2. Comic Book Collaborations - Artists and comic book enthusiasts are increasingly collaborating to create innovative artwork, such as the Malcolm McLaren Justice League posters.
3. Reimagining Iconic Characters - There is a trend of reimagining well-known characters, like the Justice League, in unexpected and unconventional ways, pushing the boundaries of traditional art.
Industry Implications
1. Art and Design - Artists in the art and design industry can explore the potential of combining punk and pop culture elements in their work, creating unique and appealing art pieces.
2. Comic Book and Graphic Novel - The collaboration between comic book artists and other creative individuals presents an opportunity for the comic book and graphic novel industry to create fresh and captivating content that appeals to a broader audience.
3. Merchandise and Collectibles - The reimagining of iconic characters, like the Justice League, opens up opportunities for the merchandise and collectibles industry to develop unique and limited-edition products that cater to punk and pop culture enthusiasts.
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