New ‘Batman V Superman’ Concept Art Surfaces

by Eric Lee
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A movie like Batman v Superman had a tremendous amount of effort and man hours put into before it even officially began filming. Film concept artist Christian Lorenz Scheurer’s work can attest to that. Now Scheurer’s website is showcasing the artwork that he did on the film, including the Gotham skylines, the Lex Luthor’s prison cell, and an early rendition of Doomsday that did not make it into the film.

New 'Batman V Superman' Concept Art Surfaces Dark Knight News
Batmobile on the Harbor
New 'Batman V Superman' Concept Art Surfaces Dark Knight News
Arlington Cementary
New 'Batman V Superman' Concept Art Surfaces Dark Knight News
Lex Luthor in Prison
New 'Batman V Superman' Concept Art Surfaces Dark Knight News
Wayne Enterprises Ribbon Cutting Event
New 'Batman V Superman' Concept Art Surfaces Dark Knight News
Superman Saves Lois
New 'Batman V Superman' Concept Art Surfaces Dark Knight News
Kryptonite
New 'Batman V Superman' Concept Art Surfaces Dark Knight News
Gotham Skyline
New 'Batman V Superman' Concept Art Surfaces Dark Knight News
Genesis Chamber
New 'Batman V Superman' Concept Art Surfaces Dark Knight News
Superman vs. Doomsday

While most of the concept art was seen in the final film product, there are a few things that was not in the movie. In the concept art, Doomsday looks less humanoid and more rocky. The Genesis chamber resembles an alien nest from the Aliens movies. Most interestingly, there appears to have been a Wayne Enterprises ribbon-cutting scene, set in front of two destroyed buildings with one having the word “Gotham” scrawled across it in graffiti. There was no scene that appears in the final film, so it is interesting to speculate where it was supposed to take place within the movie’s timeline. Does it happen after the Zod versus Superman battle? Or does it take place after the film’s climatic Doomsday battle?

For more artwork from the movie, check out the artist’s website.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice is now available for Digital HD download, Blu-Ray, and DVD.

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