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Batman Art Exhibit Swoops In To Coincide With Comic-Con
Warner Bros. and DC have unveiled their latest effort to celebrate Comic-Con and the 75th anniversary of Batman. A number of life-size recreations of the dark knight's signature cape and cowl are now on display at the Hard Rock Hotel in San Diego.
The "Cape/Cowl/Create" event was shown for the first time last night and is available to the public from today until 7 pm on Sunday. Those interested in looking to see some sweet Batman art can do so by visiting the Legends Room at the Hard Rock Hotel.
Many of the designs were inspired by the upcoming Batman: Arkham Knight, though contributions were also made by Zack Snyder, director of Batman v. Superman, and Will Arnett, who starred as Batman in The Lego Movie. Other artists offered their own contributions as well. To see some of our favorites, take a look at the image gallery below.
Comic-Con is in full swing and we sent associate editor Kyle Hilliard down there to explore the show. Don't miss the awesome cosplays or his tour of the show floor.
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