Comic Book Covers Imagined for Cult Movies

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Artist and funny guy Brian McLachlan wished that cult movies like Mad Max, Red Dawn, and Goonies had gotten their days in the comic book sun, untainted by “staff writers with no love for the characters.” So he made it happen — well, the covers, at least — having lots of fun with classic comic book styles in the process.

A few of our favorites below:

Lots more where that came from, along with stylistic explanations for each cover, at McLachlan’s site.

(via TDW)


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