Swipe File Archives

Here's the cencept artwork for DC's Legends Of Tomorrow, featuring Firestorm, as seen in Entertainment Weekly's Comic-Con issue. And here is the cover of

Poster for The Strangerer, a new play by Mickle Maher, for Capital T Theatre in Austin, Texas, a mash-up of the 2004 U.S. Presidential debate and Albert

The All-Star Comics line from DC traditionally has the biggest A-list artists. Frank Quitely. Jim Lee. And Adam Hughes and JG Jones were planned. John

There has been a resurgence of late in colouring books aimed at an adult audience. Basically Simon Pegg was right. Anyway, this one caught the eye of

This is a classic Red/Green Hulk image by Ed McGuinness. You can even see how he drew it right here. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EcUXMJOtG9s Or you

Yesterday, Rich ran a story about a new Marvel character debuting in A-Force called The Singularity. The character is described as being gender fluid,

From the Art Exchange gallery going for a few thousand. Which is basically these by Alex Ross... With a Jim Lee Robin, all with Salvador moustaches

From Brandon Graham's King City... And from Gene Ha's new Kickstarted comic, Mae.   Let's flip that for clarity... Gene Ha gives Bleeding Cool a "mea

This is  scene from Mighty Avengers #2 by Al Ewing and Greg Land. And this is an image result if you google for "angry old woman" And this image is

The image to the left features in Gearhearts: Steam-Punk & Glamor Revue #1 page 11 from comics publisher Antarctic Press. The image on the right is

From Entertainment Weekly, four covers that join together for Avengers: Age Of Ultron. From X-Men #1 by Jim Lee from 1991. In Swipe File we present two or

It's a big day for swipe files on Bleeding Cool it seems... This is an Olly Moss exhibition of paper cut silhouettes of characters from pop culture from

The second swipe file of the day - but it's a goodie. Here is one of Jock's desgns for the IMAX poster for Iron Man 3. And here is a proposed IMAX

My Guido Fawkes cartoon from January... Today's cartoon in the Daily Telegraph... Okay, admittedly, Ad's is better drawn.... In Swipe File we present two

This is a Tote handbag being sold by Target. Let's zoom in on that pattern. Well these are cat cartoons by Gemma Covell for a older Hallmark card. Compare

This is the cover to the Master of The Universe Blu-Ray. That Skeletor never looked right did he? Well, the Swedish version of the Blu-Ray seems to have

  The original sketch is being sold by spartacus-is-cool on eBay... Though it does bear a similarity to this original Judge Dredd commission by Walking

  From the latest issue of Inhuman... And the latest ceremony of the Oscars... In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other

From yesterday's The Wicked + The Divine by Kieron Gillen and Jamie McKelvie, the immortal god who's always got a party in his head. With a hilarious You

This is the cover to Dark Horse's Sergio Aragonés Stomps Star Wars. And this is his Marvel cover for Star Wars #2, replacing the Berkeley Breathed cover,

The new Dead Drop series coming from Valiant Entertainment... And Captain Victory #1 from Dynamite Entertainment from last summer.... In Swipe File we

  This is MPH, the comic book from Mark Millar and Duncan Fegredo published by Image Comics, with issue 5 up for FOC today. Featuring speedsters

Ivar, Timewalker #1. Doctor Who. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKDtDtl13pA Even the title of the episode was that! In Swipe File we present two or more

It is possibly one of the most famous scenes in superhero comic books as, with a line, Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons flipped a famous cliché in Watchmen and

This is Nick Griffin. He used to be a leader of the BNP, the British National Front, a fascist political party. I am well aware that the orthodox opinion

Marvel Comics have released the above and below homage variant covers to hip hop group Run The Jewels for Howard The Duck and Deadpool... to Rolling Stone

This is a poster from Mardi Gras 2007 created by Jozef Szekeres. And from the Crown And Anchor in July. Joe writes, www.chrisharrispresents.com claims

So DC Comics have all these movie cover variants based on Warner Bros films for March....   And a swipe file for each and every individual cover

This is the cover by Shane Davis for Superman: Earth One, published a number of years ago by DC Comics. And this is the movie poster for The Invisible

On the left, an 1971 Esteban Maroto illustration from Eerie #38, a story called A Stranger In Hell. And on the right from a couple of years later when