SubscribeNote: After seeing Marvel’s recent patriotic Blank Panther redesign by Francesco Francavilla, the gang at the Sequential Art Department of the Savannah College of Art & Design’s Atlanta campus have taken on some of their favorite heroes (and villains!) for a red, white, and blue makeover! – Chris A.
Falynn Koch’s American Lantern
Robin Holstein‘s American Goblin
You can see more of their star-spangled takes on super-heroes at the Temple of Cartoon Mojo.
Dedpool
/ April 11, 2011Love the American Lantern. The American Goblin looks weird though. I’d love to see an American Spider, or American Sentry.
ThatWeirdGirl
/ April 11, 2011Those are a lot of fun. American Goblin is the standout.
Why not Red, White, and Blue Beetle? Heh.
Warren
/ April 11, 2011Okay… American Witch and QuickAmerican… that was a little creepy.
Loved American Cat! :)
rafael
/ April 11, 2011can we ave a round-up about clan mann’s age of x designs? they are awesome!
Jay
/ April 12, 2011Why the crotch star & burgers??? Oh- and the best one over at Temple of Cartoon Mojo link above is ‘American Jacket’…could be a pro-wrestler, and what’s more american than that? ‘American Skull’ was interestingly ironic (if I’m using ‘ironic’ correctly).
But to the artist (Ali Henderson) who did the Scarlet Witch/Quicksilver piece…um what? Brothers do not stick their tongues in their sisters ears, at least not outside of WV.
Shiner
/ April 12, 2011Booster American reminds me of SuperPro. Some of those are odd, and American Manta is oddly creepier than the Black version.