Make Your Walls Shine with Sideshow’s Metal Art Prints

Fine art is meant to be framed. And when your art displays the powerful heroes, villains, and warriors from geeky pop culture, only the strongest of frames can contain their might! That’s where Sideshow’s metal art prints come into play.

Printed on glossy ChromaLuxe metal, these high-definition prints are cast in aluminum to create an enduring fine art collectible in the form of a metal poster print. Metal art prints are easy to clean and scratch resistant, ensuring that your fandom will last as long as possible. If you’re looking for a unique as well as protective way to bring your walls to life, metal art prints are the way to go. Browse our selection below and see for yourself before you upgrade your geeky gallery.

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The Fantastic Four

Fine Art Print by Felipe Massafera

From the deepest reaches of outer space, a looming threat appears before Earth. As Uatu watches with concern, only the Fantastic Four can stop Galactus’ world-ending hunger! And only a metal art print, reflecting the otherworldly metallic look of Galactus’ famed Herald, the Silver Surfer, can capture this epic depiction of Marvel’s First Family.

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Superman: Action Comics

Fine Art Print by Francis Manapul

You know what’s really punk rock? Metal art prints with vibrant heat vision. Kal-El raises the temperature with his Kryptonian power in this DC art print, no doubt aiming at a super-villain who threatens Earth. Francis Manapul utilizes bright colors to represent Superman’s classic DC look — and in metal form, those colors pop even more than before.

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Darth Vader: Dark Lord of the Sith

Fine Art Print by Darren Tan

Amid the burning embers and choking smoke of battle, a red glow spells out certain death for any who cross Darth Vader. Darren Tan’s wrathful Darth Vader™: Dark Lord of the Sith™ Art Print is ignited in crimson fury when it becomes a metal art print. Your galaxy will know fear — and your walls will look awesome.

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Let’s Go ThunderCats!

Fine Art Print by Vincenzo Riccardi

ThunderCats, ho! As Lion-O leads the courageous charge, brandishing his Sword of Omens, all the heroes and villains of Thundera flank him on either side. Vincenzo Riccardi creates dynamic detail with powerful pops of color, contrasting the warmly noble gold of the heroes with the cooler tones of space … and Mumm-Ra. In metallic form, this fantasy artwork takes on an edge nearly as sharp as the legendary Thunderian sword at front and center.

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La Muerta: Día De Los Muertos

Fine Art Print by Orlando Arocena

Death came knocking … and Maria Diaz answered. With her visage covered in eye-catching, eerie calavera makeup, La Muerta is an agent of death (literally). She seeks revenge for her family’s brutal murder so she works for Santa Muerte, her vigilante adventures spanning multiple chapters in Coffin Comics. Arocena’s fiery print uses Día de los Muertos imagery, with nods to Catholicism and La Muerta’s infernal ties.

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Batman Beyond

Fine Art Print by Ryan Shumate

That’s so schway. Tap into Gotham City’s high-tech future alongside Terry McGinnis, as the Tomorrow Knight drops in from above with his iconic red wings outstretched. This Batman art print pits the black abyss against a Bat-logo holding the technicolor Gotham cityscape. Twenty years in the future, and Gotham still needs a hero who’s unafraid of the dark.

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Wolverine

Fine Art Print by Lee Bermejo

Ever wondered what a feral mutant looks like as he emerges from the forest at midnight? Well, that might just be the last thing you ever wonder if you’re faced with the X-Men’s most dangerous member. Clad in a version of his iconic brown and yellow leather suit, Wolverine whips out his Adamantium claws. It’s only fitting that this Marvel art print is collected in sharp metal. Say SNIKT!

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Give your walls a super boost with HD Aluminum Metal Art Prints — and be sure to check out the latest prints that are being converted from paper into metal art, such as the Asajj Ventress™: Ascension print.

Which metal art prints will you be adding to your gallery? Join the conversation with other pop culture art fans over at Sideshow Social Network or in side.show/geekgroup, and don’t forget to Let Your Geek Sideshow!