Dork Art: Dark Knight Rises Fan Art Obsessing!

I can't stop thinking about The Dark Knight Rises.  I've seen it three times now.  I went from liking the flick to loving it.  It's still my least favorite of the three and I still have issues with the last fifteen minutes of the film, but I can get over it.  Wish the internet would too.  Course, that's never going to happen.

But since seeing it again a few days ago in IMAX I've been trolling the internet for Dark Knight Dork Art and these are some of my favorite pieces I've found so far.  I haven't done this since last year's Drive, so that's gotta say something about my enthusiasm.  Given how crappy 2012 has been for movies, I expect to see Dark Knight Rises somewhere on my Best List.

--Brad

Fan Made Poster: The Dark Knight Trilogy

A pretty cool fan made poster for Christopher Nolan's Batman trilogy.  It's definitely just as good as some of the crappy posters Warner Brothers has been shelling out for the films.  Man.  I really hope Dark Knight Rises doesn't disappoint like Prometheus.  I need a killer film here people.  My dork heart won't be able to take a failure.  Anticipation is a bitch.

--Brad

These Dark Knight Rises Banners Are Epic!

Now these are really cool banners.  Much, much better than what we've been seeing from Warner Brothers lately.  Personally, I think that top banner is super badass and I would love to string that up outside my house.  And the second banner with Bats on the squad car is really cool as well.  So glad to see some "art" worthy of this series.  Still, I would prefer some kinda Drew Struzan painted poster to top off this series.  Or have Mondo take a crack at it.

--Brad

These Posters Are Better: Dark Knight Rises

Ok.  These are way better than that photoshopped bit of blah released yesterday.  Still, nowhere near as cool as that Why So Serious image from the previous Dark Knight flick, but the Bane is kinda cool in his trench coat.  Still, not the epic advertising I would really like to see from the final Christopher Nolan bat film.  But the recent Bat films have never had the best advertising campaigns.

--Brad