Classic Batman and Superman art by Jim Lee and Alex Ross returns as an exclusive variant cover for San Diego Comic-Con 2024. Preorders start on July 16 at 3 PM Eastern Time for the opportunity to ...

The first, “Marvelocity: The Art of Alex Ross,” was held in 2019. Access to the exhibit will require an additional admission fee. Tickets will be available at the door.

signed by Alex Ross and exclusively available through Alex Ross Art. This illustration is a tribute to the classic comic cover "Invincible Iron Man #126" by Bob Layton and John Romita, Jr ...

To mark the occasion, we're getting new comic titles, collections, and much more, with the celebrations set to continue in August courtesy of legendary artist Alex Ross. He's going to lend his ...

Alex Ross has produced some of the most memorable comic book art of the last several decades, proving himself to be a ...

Considered one of the greatest artists in the field of comic books, Alex Ross has revitalized classic superheroes into works of fine art with his brilliant use of watercolor. Just as Andy Warhol ...

Alex Ross is one of ... this summer that follows Ross’ Marvel-focused exhibit at the museum, Marvelocity, back in 2019. Featuring over 100 pieces of original art spanning across the last 20 ...

Alex Ross first achieved fame by performing an unusual task with unusual artistry: ... Oregon, in 1970, Ross attended the American Academy Of Art in Chicago. Later, while working for an ad agency, ...

By Borys Kit Senior Film Writer Legendary comic artist Alex Ross returns ... 1960s as Marvel Pop Art. “I thought there was a way to connect with the Pop Art of the time period if I changed ...

In a piece of incredible art by the influential Alex Ross, Luke gets a tribute comic cover that harkens back to the original ...

More than just a singular take on the Fantastic Four, Alex Ross's Full Circle (Expanded Edition) is an irreplaceable look at how such an incredible piece of art is forged. The Fantastic Four is a ...

Alex Ross waited a ... up with the bombastic art Kirby was doing on the Fantastic Four during the title’s '60s heyday, but he didn't want to do a purely nostalgic period piece.