The #1 Sylvester Stallone Fan Site in the World!
About a week earlier Stephen got a picture with Frank Stallone when he performed in New York City.
Stephen sends out a big thank you to Frank and Sly and we send one to Stephen for sharing the photos! – Craig
Paul Wintner turned me on to the art of Randy Martinez, a Lucas film illustrator. Randymartinez.net is his site and you can see much more of his very cool art. Hopefully we’ll see more here as well! – Craig
SZoner, Gerardo Moreno sent in another nice digital piece! Thanks to Gerardo for sharing. You can check out his site by clicking HERE. – Craig
Here’s a fan poster for Rambo made by SZoner, Jacob. – Craig
Last week SZoner Paul Wintner sent in some pictures from his Sylvester Stallone collection. Now Paul is back with more photos of his very cool memorabilia.– Craig
Evan Bryce is an illustrator and colorist. I discovered his work through his sketchbook blog.
Recently Evan posted this cool black and white illo of Sly as Rambo. He later colored it.
You can see more of Evan’s work in Negative Burn #6 from Desperado. Evan will also have a pinup in the Crimeland graphic novel coming in November. Of course you can also check out his site! – Craig
SZoner, Sherry Hutchison is back with her latest Stallone painting. She welcomes comments to Sherry_Hutchison@yahoo.com – Craig
IGN.com was the first to post this beauty. Rambo is back. — Sorry, but I had to say it. – Craig
Hey SZoners!
Remember, if you’ve purchases a statue, I’d love to post a picture of you with it! – Craig
Rocky
Boxing Gloves The sleeper hit of 1976 and a surprise Best Picture winner, the underdog-palooka fable kick-started the career of writer-director-star Sylvester Stallone, launched a six-film franchise, and roused untold millions of couch potatoes with dreams of “Eye of the Tiger” glory. Stallone donated the gloves from “Rocky II” to the Smithsonian, but he wore these gloves in the first “Rocky”, where he duked it out for 15 rounds with Apollo Creed. This pair clearly has a strong sentimental appeal for him – it has remained in his private collection for more than 30 years.
