Kerrith Johnson’s Superhero Series Shows Us What To Believe In We Can Be Heroes by Jill Pantozzi | 3:35 pm, August 21st, 2012 You are seeing this message because you have javascript disabled. To use our slideshows you need to enable javascript. There's no cross domain hackery or tracking voodoo, it's just some sweet jQuery animations. Please, think of the animations. In the meantime, enjoy the html version below. I guess. If that's your thing. Catwoman Artist Kerrith Johnson has taken our favorite comic book characters and revealed what they were always meant to do - inspire. His intent with this "Believe" series was, "Keeping Heroes iconic but positive." Take a look at a few examples of the series that breaks down both heroes and villains to their base affects on humanity. (via Superherologist) Superman Donna Troy Gotham City Sirens Nightcrawler Supergirl Wonder Woman Barbara Gordon The Fantastic Four She-Hulk Zatanna Black Canary The Justice League Harvey Dent /Two-Face Johnson also started a second series. He writes, "Accept series: Keeping Villains iconic but nefarious." Harley Quinn [View All on One Page] (Kerrith Johnson: DeviantArt, Tumblr) Are you following The Mary Sue on Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, Pinterest, & Google +? Follow The Mary Sue Follow @TheMarySue Like us on Facebook Pages: 1 2 filed under art, artists, comics, DC Comics, Kerrith Johnson, Marvel Comics, superheroes, superheroines, villains
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