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This is the sold out Sideshow print and numbered 76 out of only 200 made. The print is framed and I have never displayed it, ships in the orginal Sideshow plastic/corner protectors and box.
About
“I shall become a bat.”
Sideshow and Alex Ross Art are proud to present The BATMAN! Fine Art Lithograph.In the darkness, a light shines out and reveals The BATMAN! Like a beacon of justice in the night, Batman strikes terror into the hearts of even Gotham City’s most hardened criminals. Originally created as the cover to Batman: No Man’s Land #1, this dramatic portrait of DC’s Dark Knight has been specially reproduced for Sideshow as a fine art lithograph in an exclusive limited edition of 200 pieces.Each fine art lithograph of The BATMAN! will be hand-signed by Alex Ross, and includes a Certificate of Authenticity. This fine art collectible is a must-have for fans of Alex Ross and Batman!
Print details:
- Officially licensed by DC Comics
- Limited edition of 200
- 18 x 19\" fine art lithograph print
- Hand-signed by Alex Ross
- Certificate of Authenticity
Frame details:
- 21.5 × 22.25\" Recycled Polystyrene Moulding (Black)
- Custom double French cut mat design (Black and Pewter)
- Mats, foam board backing, and adhesive tape all certified archival materials
- Framing grade acrylic
- Wire hanger: No additional hardware required
Note: If the framed option is chosen, your order will be specially framed for you. Please allow additional time to frame and ship your order.
About the Artist:
Considered one of the greatest artists in the field of comic books, Alex Ross has revitalized classic Super Heroes into works of fine art with his brilliant use of gouache paint. Ross has transformed comic books by building on the foundation of great artists who came before him. Ross\' paintings have revolutionized the comic book industry and transcended the newsstand origins of his profession.
