DC has just revealed what may be one of its best themes for variant covers to date. March 2015 will see them roll out covers that riff off popular movie posters throughout the decades. Below you can view the full list and pictures of some of my personal favorites. I think I’ll have to try to get my hands on that issue of Detective Comics. If you want to check out the full gallery, head over to Newsarama.
– Action Comics #40inspired by Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, with cover art by Joe Quinones
– Aquaman #40 inspired byFree Willy, with cover art by Richard Horie
– Batgirl #40 inspired byPurple Rain, with cover art by Cliff Chiang
– Batman #40 inspired byThe Mask, with cover art by Dave Johnson
– Batman & Robin #40inspired by Harry Potter, with cover art by Tommy Lee Edwards
– Batman/Superman #20inspired by The Fugitive, with cover art by Tony Harris
– Catwoman #40 inspired by Bullitt, with cover art by Dave Johnson
– Detective Comics #40inspired by The Matrix, with cover art by Brian Stelfreeze
– Flash #40 inspired byNorth By Northwest, with cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz
– Harley Quinn #16inspired by Jailhouse Rock, with cover art by Dave Johnson
– Grayson #8 inspired byEnter The Dragon, with cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz
– Green Lantern #40inspired by 2001: A Space Odyssey, with cover art by Tony Harris
– Green Lantern Corps #40 inspired by Forbidden Planet, with cover cover art by Tony Harris
– Justice League #40inspired by Magic Mike, with cover art by Emanuela Lupacchino
– Justice League Dark #40inspired by Beetlejuice, with cover art by Joe Quinones
– Justice League United #10 inspired by Mars Attacks, with cover art by Marco D’Alphonso
– Teen Titans #8 inspired by The Lost Boys, with cover art by Alex Garner
– Sinestro #11 inspired byWestworld, with cover art by Dave Johnson
– Supergirl #40 inspired byWizard of Oz, with cover art by Marco D’Alphonso
– Superman #40 inspired bySuper Fly, with cover art by Dave Johnson
– Superman/Wonder Woman #17 inspired cover by Gone With The Wind, with art by Gene Ha
– Wonder Woman #40inspired by 300, with cover art by Bill Sienkiewicz
Sources: Newsarama, Slash Film, Screen Rant,IGN, Hitfix and Buzzfeed.
