Retro Style Pin Up Poster Of Superheroines

Pin-up art is fun because it's nice to look at, and there are unlimited applications for how you can redesign it in your art. 

Maria Danalakis, a graphic artist and illustrator, is also inspired by pin-up art. She's created her own take on Catwoman, Poison Ivy and Harley Quinn, all in retro pin-up style. These are sassy and spunky, and they could be perfect for the female fatale in your life.

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If Facebook & Google Were Superheroes

What if we took a moment and turned everything upside down. Let's pretend for a second that the Internet was a movie consisting of a lot of superheroes. Yeah, that's apparently a good way to look at the competition of these popular brands.

This infographic called The Internet Justice League was put together by College Humor, and it serves up an epic punch that will make you take in some knowledgeable information in the simplest of ways. I guess it’s to no one’s surprise that Google ended up being an incarnation of Superman, but you will have to look below to find out who the other ones are.

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Breast Cancer Awareness By Marvel & DC Superheroes

The Associação da Luta Contra o Cancer in Mozambique reminds Marvel and D.C. lovers alike to always make time for a breast exam. Wonder Woman, Storm, She-Hulk and Cat Woman fondling their breasts for breast cancer awareness campaign. However, The Invisible Woman refused to appear. 

"When we talk about breast cancer, there's no women or superwomen. Everybody has to do the self-examination monthly. Fight with us against the enemy and, when in doubt, talk with your doctor."

Me, on the other hand, is wondering how many people in Mozambique actually have enough money to buy a comic to recognized Marvel and DC Superheroes? Nevermind...

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Retro-Modern Superhero Posters

These amazing retro-modern superhero posters, which we spotted over at My Modern Met, manage to give us those warm nostalgia feelings and a vision of the future all at once. Created by French artist and graphic designer Grégoire Guillemin as part of his exercises in style series, they remind us of an imaginary golden age of real-life superheroes that we desperately wish existed, like the ones portrayed in stories like Watchmen and The Incredibles. Click through to check out our gallery of Guillemin’s work and dream of pop culture's modern knights, and let us know what you think in the comments.

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