THE DARK KNIGHT POSTER

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Note, they had to put that bright effect behind the logo to make it stand out – does that diminish the impact? Batman has a global audience of fans, cheering on both the heroes and the villains, and this range of posters has something for anyone on both sides of the fence. In the same city, but foggy and faded, The Joker is out of focus and hunched over, while the red blood or lipstick screams off the poster in a blotchy smile.

It is a classy effort that shows a brief moment of peace before the chaos begins, and makes a great thoughtful poster. The partnership proves to be effective, but they soon find themselves prey to a reign of chaos unleashed by a rising criminal mastermind known to the terrified citizens of Gotham as the Joker.Alfred has been keeping things at Wayne Manor ticking along and keeping the Batcave supplied throughout the movies, and this image of an implacable, organized yet tough man in his own right is a great piece of poster art. From the classic bat logo to the rise of The Dark Knight movies, the Batman franchise has always let graphic designers, illustrators, and comic book artists go far beyond the typical bright tones and hero or leading-cast moody mug shots that dominate cinema foyers and the walls of collectors. Also, subscribers to our blog as we will soon list poster collections for some top comic books, anime, tv shows, and movies like Avengers, Spider-man, Star Wars and so many more.

Finally, for people who like to use posters as a view into other worlds, this gorgeous view of Batman looking out over Gotham City is an excellent piece of art. Two of these are variations already discussed, so we’ll focus on the Bat-theme poster for the prequel Batman Begins. This mono/sepia-tinged poster uses what little light there is to hint at Batman’s armor and his solid jawline, with no hint of a smile whatsoever.An uncompromising image, there is plenty of power emanating from Bane, from his closed firsts to his long hard stare, all without the need for gimmicks apart from the scary mask that hides his mouth and delivers pain killers to keep his traumatic suffering under control. Christopher Nolan’s, Dark Knight film series starring Christian Bale, Heath Ledger, and Aaron Eckhart has inspired many artists to develop some of the best batman posters after its massive box office success. And if you are a graphic designer, you can use these as inspiration to create your own from scratch. Again, ready to do battle, fists clenched, looking mean and moody, while the brooding clouds add a hint of the turmoil to come.

With the Bat-signal as a mouth and two simple whirls for eyes, it makes a great impression, even better if you have white bricks for your wall. Enjoy these cool high-quality posters and see which one you’d like over your bed at night as the heroes fight it out on your TV or you imagine new battles raging out across the ramparts of Gotham City. But the shattered buildings and the speed of the falling debris do indicate a lot of pain for someone and a huge bill for the aftermath, that never really gets talked about in the series. With the city-as-a-jungle almost behind bars thanks to the tall panes of glass, dividing the scenery, Batman looks like an ominous overlord, watching out for trouble.Some information and/or images in this header may be provided either partially or in full from The Movie Database. If you’re a real Batman fan, why not go with a trilogy set of cool posters on your wall as we approach the 15th anniversary of the first movie? Note that Batman stands between the city and Joker’s inferno, Batarang at the ready to counter the Joker’s playing cards, with Harvey Dent’s disfigured face as part of the supporting cast of villainy.

His poster from The Dark Knight Rises shows him, as played by Tom Hardy, out in the Rain waiting for time to attack.Here’s the bat signal again, doing the heavy lifting in this poster, highlighting the destruction raining down on Gotham, even as Batman tries to save it. What’s not to like about The Dark Knight ready for action, to leap in fists swinging into a trademark brawl? Batman and the Dark Knight play to our base instincts, fear of the dark, psychosis, and insanity, drawing more on the horror and metal crowd, with their gothic tones and black-on-black palette, all of which look great as bedroom wall decor or as adverts in dark, dingy bus stations and outside cinemas around the world. Jim Gordon and District Attorney Harvey Dent, Batman sets out to dismantle the remaining criminal organizations that plague the streets.