Heh, I know I’m a little late for the party on posting the new prequel covers that were made to revamp the old graphic novel. I apologize If someone has already put this together, my saved liked posts need a bit of cleaning up, it’s a little messy at the moment.
Any hoot, these are the covers for all three movies; wonderfully illustrated in vibrant colors by Mike Mayhew. I didn’t post the cropped versions because I like the clean look of the pre-text canvas, plus the outside mess shows the artist’s labor. <3
This may or may not be his tumblr but I found two of the covers already posted on this account here: AOTC|ROTS. I just couldn’t find TPM so I opted to make my own post, but if you can, reblog from him instead and let him know how much you appreciate his work, if you do. I don’t want to be taking away views from him.
Also, I saw just scrolling and admiring his other contributions to the Star Wars comic universe, which is quite prolific btw :) and saw this GORGEOUS painting of what he titled “Princess Amidala.” It’s just too beautiful and green paints are my absolute favorite.
Hawkeye is kicking Deadpool’s ass while Rocket and Groot enjoy the show in this variant cover artforHawkeye Vs. Deadpool #1. The illustration was created by Mike Mayhew, and it’s awesome.
Thecomic was released on September 3rd, and it was written by Gerry Duggan. Here’s a description of the comic series:
HAWKEYE VS DEADPOOL VS CRIME • Once upon a time, champions emerged to fight evil plaguing humanity. They fought for salvation, for all that is good in the world – and they won. They were kind, generous and self-sacrificing. They were heroes. • These are not those heroes. • Meet Hawkeye: Ladies man (‘ladies man’ because the ladies love to hate this man), crossbow crusader and, most importantly, Avenger. He’s the only guy on the team without any powers, though, so cut him a little slack. • Then there’s Deadpool (MR. Deadpool to you, skippy) – the regeneratin’ degenerate. You can shoot him, stab him, and make with the punchy-punchy right in his face, but nothing can keep the Merc with a Mouth down. • What do they have in common? Halloween and a S.H.I.E.L.D. espionage mystery that has the both heroes racing against the clock while outshining one another. It’s a Hawkeye & Deadpool comic 75 years in the making, give or take 75 years.
