Man of Steel

Delgax and MGF Customs/Reviews are both looking forward to Man of Steel.

Graveside

Cmaddison built Visiting the folks.

Lil'FIGs

Kristi McWii has continued her series of Lil'FIGs.

Mike Napolitan

I've featured Mike Napolitan's work here several times in the past. Some of his pieces are currently on display as part of the Designing Outside the Lines exhibit at the 1 AM art gallery in San Francisco. The show features several LEGO artists, so if you're in the area you should check it out.

May the Fourth be with you

Trading places by Chris McVeigh.

Wonder Woman

Ctellis156, who's Action Comics #1 I featured a couple of days ago, also made Wonder Woman #1.

Street art video

Just a quick follow-up to the earlier post. You can find more of Leon Keer's anamorphic art (including several LEGO-themed creations) on his site Streetpainting 3D. He also has a link to this great time-lapse video of the DC heroes piece. You can see how long it took by the movement of the shadows.

Superman at 75

I feel bad - I got busy with other things and completely missed making a posting for the 75th anniversary of the release of Action Comics #1 (here by ctellis156) a couple of days ago. Happy birthday, Kal El! You look pretty amazing for a 75-year-old.

Joker

BrianTheLegoNut made this amazing mosaic.

Dynamic Duplo

Bob Uyttendaele is busy customizing Duplo figs, including Batman and Robin.

Meanwhile, at the Legion of Doom

Julius No is working on a series on the Legion of Doom, including the different villains and rooms in their headquarters. Some selections:

The Legion.


LoD lunchroom.


Lex Luthor's office.

Invisible Jet

Travisquam posted Wonder Woman and her Invisible Jet.

Lil'Bat

Kristi McWii has developed Lil'Figs, a sort of half-scale cube dudes, and here is her Batman. She's posted this as a Cuusoo project, and also made Wonder Woman and War Machine.

Wearing of the Green

For St. Patrick's day, let's go green, with Patrick Yrizarry's Green Lantern.

It's a brick, it's a plane ...

Evan Bacon has done it again, this time with a six foot six inch Superman. He plans on bringing this to Brick Fiesta this summer, so you may get a chance to see this in person.

Graveside

David Alexander Smith built Batman at the Grave of Thomas and Martha Wayne for the Black and White category of Mocathalon.

Man of Steel

Mortal Swordsman built Superman.

Clock King

Julius No illustrated another episode of Batman the Animated Series: the Clock King.

You light up my life

Kristi McWii built a couple of hero-related lights, Batman's Bat-signal and this custom GL's Lantern.

More powerful than...

Check out Mike Napoliton's More powerful than....