Here’s my second attempt. As per someone’s critique, I changed the logo for this one to make it a Detective Comics issue, which got me thinking all pulpy. Then I kinda went nuts. Enjoy.
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A book with Paul dini doing some old school Batman stories would be awesome this art is just incredible I love the logo the art robin looks more like Dick then Damien but whatever love to see a batmobile
This is just great. It really has an old school vibe too it, that great yellow space and the black spotting and everything. So damn nice. Its so classy! I bloody love it.
I keep scrolling down your blog and finding these great mock ups and cant help but comment. All of them are gems.
Great article, Thom!
Yep, I’m on the you-NEED-to-get-on-the-bat-books bandwagon. I personally adore your other work, but man oh man oh man. Save DC from themselves!!!!
Wrote it up here:
http://www.wrongrobot.com/2010/09/30/ted-naifehs-incredibly-awesome-batman-concept-art/
[…] Crumrin creator has moved from character designs and sample pages to taking a stab at covers for Detective Comics and Batman: The Streets of Gotham. The results, needless to say, are […]
That is an incredibly cool cover.
The featuring logo reminds me of the Batman serials in all the good ways. The split Bat Man coupled with the wings/cape design that is just a little off kilter from what we see from the usual logo background give it a classic feel.
Fantastic! That came out great!
Err, you mean he looks like a 13 year old boy? Fancy that.
Pretty cool, but Robin looks like Justin Beiber’s little sister.
Absolutely love it. Has a brilliant “Jonny Quest” kind of pulp feel to it that works really well. One would hope Grant Morrison would be calling you sometime soon, as the style fits really well with his current run. Love the Batman logo, as well — keep up the wonderful work.
[…] wanted to do my own Batman logo. That first one is a bit wonky, but It’s coming along. The second one is more along the lines of a fifties pulp novel. What I’m trying to do is capture some of the […]
Outrageous!
Just wow.
Nice work, dude!