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Miguel Insignares gifted me with this cool shot of Sly from “The Expendables”. Miguel said that once I send him a high-res copy, he’ll color it and add Sly’s tats. Miguel always has several irons in the fire and he’s currently developing a very cool concept for a comic/movie. I can’t say any more about it at this time, but believe me, I’ll keep you posted as it develops.
Big thanks to Miguel for hooking me up!
Beliefnet.com lists “Ten Military Movies to Celebrate Memorial Day” and “First Blood” makes the cut. Here’s what they had to say:
“First Blood” (1982): This movie featured no war footage and, in fact, was set entirely in a little Northwest town. But it told the tale of Vietnam vets after they came home and illustrated the unfairly rough journey so many of them had to face. And Sly Stallone was both believable and restrained as a war hero who won sympathy for a generation of those who lived his on-screen fate.
Click here to see the full list.
Dan Panosian gifted me with this Jack Carter drawing at the recent FX Show. Dan is a Stallone fan and decided on “Get Carter” with no prompting from me. I love Dan’s work, so to get a piece from him was a thrill. I couldn’t be happier with how it turned out.
Check out more of Dan’s art here and here. Plan to spend some time, because everything he draws is worth a look!
On this day, in 1997, Sylvester Stallone married Jennifer Flavin in London. Happy 12th!
AICN scored some set photos from the New Orleans “Expendables” shoot. You can see several of Sly, Dolph and more by clicking here.
You can see a much larger version of this shot and a production update over at the over at Ethelmae’s Blog.
“Rocky” makes The Ticket’s list of The Top Five Fight Films of All-Time.
Posters for “The Expendables” are showing up everywhere! These are at Cannes!
Sites that are talking about the posters include:
Harry @ AICN scored the first look at the awesome shot of Sly from “The Expendables”. You can see a huge version at his site by clicking here. A lot of sites were impressed with the pic:
This is my fourth Stallone sketch by Ron Salas. Obviously I’m a huge fan of his work. Of course when he does pieces like his take on Sly from “The Expendables” who wouldn’t be? You can check out more of Ron’s art here and here.