Today we have Sly as Barney Ross by Shawn Surface. Shawn is an all-around nice guy and his art should be getting more attention. This is the second of three pieces that I recently picked up from Shawn. Here’s the first of my recent Shawn Surface purchases, and the third will be posted in the coming weeks. Until then, why not check out his site and give him some love?
Principal filming for The Tomb officially got underway this week…
On May 14, 2012, ScreenDaily posted the news that Jason Statham is set to star in Homefront, based on the novel by Chuck Hogan and adapted for the screen by Sylvester Stallone.
Today’s Rocky and Adrian drawing above was created by the uber talented Chris Brunner at last year’s Heroes Con. I’m a huge fan and it was a joy to get a second piece from Chris for my collection. He did my first piece from him back in 2003!
You can see more of Chris’ art at his site.
“Bullet to the Head” has a new release date of February 1, 2013. I really am looking forward to it… hope my wife is as well since February 1st is her birthday. ; ) - Craig
Here’s some video footage of Arnold Schwarzenegger showing Sly his new Mercedes brought to us from the fine folks at Digtriad,
The news that Sly was in talks to team up with Lionsgate for an animated web series continued to make news this week…
A combination photo shows a detail (L) of a fresco completed by artist Raphael in 1511 titled “The Cardinal and Theological Virtues” at the Vatican Museums May 10, 2012 next to a file photo of Hollywood actor Sylvester Stallone posing in Beverly Hills September 18, 1995. British media reported that an American student on holiday spotted the resemblance of an onlooker in the fresco, which featured Pope Gregory IX, to actor Sylvester Stallone. REUTERS/Stringer (left) /Fred Prouser/Files
Sly’s resemblance to the figure in the painting went viral and was appearing on tweets and websites all over the net. Here are a few… - Craig
Here’s the latest international poster for Expendables 2. Schwarzenegger – Stallone – Willis… an action fan’s Holy Trinity.
Thanks and a top o’ the beret to IMPAwards where you can see am Expendables-expandable-sized version of this poster.
The Rambo drawing above is by the very talented Eli Minaya. I met Eli at this year’s MegaCon. I’d never seen Eli’s art before, but decided on the spot to see about getting a con sketch from him. Eli was up for it and Rambo seemed the natural choice. As you can see from the piece above, it was.
You can see more of Eli’s art at his site.
