Zack Snyder Justice League Poster by Juan Ramos – / Film

Justice League by Zack Snyder is almost upon us, and if the early buzz is to be believed, it might be worth the wait. To celebrate the film’s arrival, Bottleneck Gallery is launching a Justice League by Zack Snyder poster created by artist Juan ramos. It features the titular DC Comics superhero team that takes on the villains of Steppenwolf and Darkseid.

Zack Snyder Justice League Poster by Juan Ramos

Justice League by Zack Snyder
Work of Juan Ramos
12-color silkscreen
36 × 24 inches
Regular edition of 375
$ 50

Justice League by Zack Snyder
Work of Juan Ramos
12-color silkscreen
36 × 24 inches
Variant edition of 175
$ 60

Batman, Superman, The Flash, Wonder Woman, Cyborg, and Aquaman are all set to take on Steppenwolf and Darkseid. The Man of Steel has his laser eyes squared on Steppenwolf and Aquaman flies over Cyborg (my man!). The Flash accelerates beside them, electricity surges in its sprint. Batman and Wonder Woman each have their signature weapons in hand as the cosmic villains come to charge them.

It’s about as epic as it gets when it comes to Justice League by Zack Snyder. It’s infinitely better than the bland posters that HBO Max uses to promote the movie’s release. The published posters look like black and white versions of previously used marketing materials. This may be because WarnerMedia has already spent so much to complete the actual movie that they are not embarking on further marketing materials. But at least Juan Ramos delivered something fans will appreciate.

For those who are interested, there will also be a Digital Metal Variant version of the print with an edit size of 150 which will cost $ 175. At this time, we have not received an image of this version, but we will update as soon as it becomes available.

Zack Snyder’s Justice League poster by Juan Ramos goes on sale Wednesday, the 17th of March at 12 p.m. ET in the Bottleneck Gallery online store. It’s St. Patrick’s Day, and you might need the luck of the Irish to get your hands on it, because they’re bound to go fast.

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