The good old internets is bubbling over with excitement about Marvel ArtWorks’ new “Assemble” print, created by Alex Ross. You can read about it at the Los Angeles Times’ Hero Complex,
Comic Book Resources, Nerdage and io9. Coming soon: Alex Ross’ personal comments on his spectacular new print!
Here’s a first look at the new , never-before-seen Alex Ross limited edition print, “Assemble,” that will debut at our Marvel ArtWorks booth (4713) at this year’s San Diego Comic-Con. It will be available from all of your favorite Marvel ArtWorks dealers — so reserve yours now!
“Assemble” will measure 45 3/4″ x 20″ and will be available in canvas and paper editions. The first 100 paper editions sold will come with a bonus Alex Ross print. The Los Angeles Times has stated that it is sure to be “one of the hot items at this year’s Comic-Con.”
Couldn’t wait to show this off! ALEX ROSS VISIONS: SPIDER-MAN will debut at next month’s San Diego Comic-Con. It’s the second in our exclusive series of up-close portraits from the critically acclaimed artist. It will be available from all of your favorite Marvel ArtWorks dealers next month! 
Here’s the first in the series — ALEX ROSS VISIONS: IRON MAN, available right now!
Our friends at SIDESHOW COLLECTIBLES sent over the incredible Iron Man Mark III maquette for Every Picture Tells A Story’s Marvel ArtWorks window display -alongside Alex Ross’s Iron Man portrait and our canvas by Joe Quesada. ‘Nuff said!
Super artist Mike Kungl debuted his new Iron Man and Black Widow paintings at the Marvel ArtWorks New Release Party. The fantastic paintings are available as signed, limited edition prints and you can see them in our Image Gallery. For information on Mike’s original art, drop us a note.
In the Los Angeles area? Join the Marvel ArtWorks team on Thursday, May 6 from 6-7:30 PM at the Every Picture Tells A Story gallery in Santa Monica for the debut of the fantastic new Marvel limited edition fine art prints — including new art from Alex Ross, Gabriele Dell’Otto, Mike Kungl, Steve Ditko and more! There will be refreshments, special guests and a chance to win Marvel Collector Cards!
Every Picture Tells A Story is located at 1311 Montana Avenue, Santa Monica. Phone is (310) 451-2700.
We couldn’t wait to show you a preview of our brand new, exclusive prints from illustrators Alex Ross and Mike Kungl. Alex Ross’ art is the first in a new series of what the Los Angeles Times calls “high energy portraits.” Alex Ross Visions will feature the most iconic Marvel heroes of all time — and here’s the first in the series:
We are also proud to introduce Disney Fine Art’s Mike Kungl (he’s done incredible Star Wars art, too) to the world of Marvel ArtWorks with his retro-deco interpretations of Iron Man and Black Widow. The L.A. Times called them “great eye candy.” We agree. Here’s a sneak peek:
The prints will be available in both canvas and paper formats, hand-signed by the artists and numbered. They will be shipping at the end of April, so contact your favorite Marvel ArtWorks dealer now and reserve yours! More details to follow.
STAN LEE TALKS ABOUT MARVEL ARTWORKS
“This was meant to be!” exclaimed Marvel Comics Chairman Emeritus Stan Lee. He was commenting on the unveiling of the new Marvel ArtWorks fine art prints created by Los Angeles-based publisher Every Picture Tells A Story.
The co-creator of Spider-Man, Iron Man, the Fantastic Four and so many other classic characters was pleased to be signing the new limited edition reproductions of artwork by his longtime associate Jack Kirby and other noted Marvel illustrators. “I don’t know the definition of fine art,” Lee commented, “but I always felt what we were creating was art. It’s fantastic to see it represented this way.”
Ranging from classic Fantastic Four covers to dramatic contemporary portrayals of Iron Man and the X-Men, Every Picture Tells A Story has introduced a series of eye-popping giclée prints that offer collectors and fans an opportunity to see comic book art as it has never been viewed before. In addition to Jack Kirby, among the artists represented are Alex Ross, Steve Ditko, Jim Lee, Todd McFarlane and Joe Quesada.
Always looking forward, the 86 year old Stan Lee finished signing the new Marvel fine art prints and stated enthusiastically, “I can’t wait to see more!”
Included in Marvel Artworks’ new release are classic Marvel images by Steve Ditko and Jack Kirby; art from newer illustrators like Gabrielle Dell’Otto and Simone Bianchi; and modern favorites from Jim Lee and Clayton Crain. Coming soon — exclusive new art from Alex Ross
and Mike Kungl.
