What If Tim Burton Drew Marvel And DC Superheroes?

09/26/2016 03:58 pm EDT

When it comes to superheroes, Tim Burton is no stranger. The acclaimed director has tackled heroic projects like Batman (1989) and Batman Returns (1992) as a director. Now, one fan has taken Tim Burton's iconic art style and reimagined what other superheroes in the Marvel and DC Universes would look like if they skipped 'Leg Day' and embraced Burton's aesthetic.

Based in Los Angeles, an artist named Andrew Tarusov shared his viral art on sites like Facebook. The collection, which is titled "If Time Burton Illustrated Superheroes," features familiar faces like Batman, Hulk, Deadpool, Spider-Man, Iron Man, Wolverine, Superman, Thor, and more.

This isn't the first viral art that Andrew has blasted online. The artist posted a collection that imagined what a few Disney movies would look like if Tim Burton had directed them. Classics like The Beauty and The Beast, Pinocchio, 101 Dalmatians, and other films were given a sort-of creepy transformation through pieces of concept art.

Andrew has plenty geek-friendly art on his website and social media pages. However, we should probably warn you that some of it's pretty NSFW. The Russian artist has created sexy pin-up art for series like Game of Thrones and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles. There are even some risque gijinka pieces of Pokemon GO art that will prevent from ever looking at Eevee the same way again.

According to Andrew's Patreon, the artist is working on three pin-up series right now: Pinupocalypse, Swinging Island, and a Pin-Up Picture series of fan-favorite characters like Captain Marvel and more. The artist is hoping to raise enough money through the donation site to publish his own art book of pop culture pin-ups.

If you want to check out the artist's full line-up, then you can find Andrew on Facebook, Patreon, or at his personal website. You can look through our gallery below to see a sample of his superhero pieces.

Let us know which one hero is your favorite below? Is Bruce Banner's alter-ego tugging at your heartstrings? Or did Batman's somber family reunion catch your eye? Tell us in the comments below!

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