Batman ‘66 #2 cover by Mike Allred.

Steampunk Wonder Woman and Green Lantern cosplay.

Wonder Woman, Hellboy, Nightwing and Raven custom Munnys by Shaun Nakasone, who is available for commissions.

“Super!” by Dusty Rabjohn and “Iconic Friends” by Dan Burgess, two new Tees at Threadless.

Wonder Woman dress.

Superman-themed Kia Optima Hybrid.

buddyblanc:

I’m glad DC Comics finally figured out how to make this cover to The Invisibles (R) even sexier.

“hay catwoman hay did it hurt when wile e coyote dropped an anvil on you from heaven and turned you into a sexxxy walking accordion”

sacredhangnail:

I had to have a go at drawing the Catwoman from this incredible DC cover 

I recognise that this subject has been covered by the likes of Kate Beaton, John Allison and more. But I’ve been at work and I’ve wanted to have a go all day.

Kate Beaton has some fun with Guillem March’s new Catwoman cover.

Batwoman #2 preview

mikemaihack:

Recent Batgirl watercolor commission.

modhero:

BLACK MANTA
If you look at aquatic super-heroes, the good guys are usually some sort of aquatic royalty, from a magical undersea kingdom. Or, sometimes they’re “as one” with the creatures of the ocean and can communicate with them like loyal subjects. It’s kind of BS, right? In real life, the ocean is a pretty fierce, Darwinian sort of place. Sink or swim. Kill, or be killed by something with bigger teeth. So, it stands to reason that an aquatic villain would see things in that light and be ready to burst that sentimental bubble.

New neighbors.

deantrippe:

bettyfelon:

retrogasm:

It’s fun to learn with superheroes…

The Super Junior line is pretty much the cutest thing ever~

oh my god that’s adorable

Gotham 1459 by Igor Kieryluk.  Catwoman, too.