Can you imagine this fusion of Marvel in Burton’s gothic and spooky style? Here we bring it for you.
Marvel and the universe of Tim Burton have been merged into the world of digital art, thanks to the talented artist Andrew TarusovKnown for his ability to reinterpret iconic pop culture characters, Tarusov surprised fans with a series of illustrations where he transformed some of the comics’ heroes and villains into the peculiar and dark Burtonian style.
Since this year Tim Burton returned to the big screen with Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, and Deadpool did the same with his third film, Deadpool & Wolverine, Tarusov’s work is perfect for fans of both universes to meetThe images shared through their social networks and portfolio are perfect for finding each other.
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Known for his gothic aesthetic and penchant for the macabre and surreal, Tim Burton has brought a fresh and original dimension to animated cinema while the work of Stan Lee and Marvel is recognized throughout the world.
Wolverine
As we know, James “Logan” Howlett, better known as Wolverine, is one of the most popular characters in Marvel ComicsHe is a mutant with special abilities, including his accelerated healing power, which allows him to recover quickly from wounds, illnesses, and poisoning, as well as his heightened senses, such as smell and sight. He is also known for his retractable adamantium claws (an extremely durable fictional metal) that protrude from his knuckles. His first appearance took place in The Incredible Hulk #180 (1974).
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Deadpool
Known as “the loudmouth mercenary”, Deadpool He is an antihero from the Marvel universe, famous for his irreverent humor, his hand-to-hand combat skills, his handling of weapons and his ability to break the fourth wall.Under the identity of Wade Wilson, Deadpool’s past takes us to see an ex-military man turned mercenary who, after being diagnosed with terminal cancer, undergoes an experiment similar to the one that gave Wolverine his healing factor that saves him, but leaves his skin severely scarred and disfigured.
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