Tomorrow MONDO will release a new poster for Evil Dead 2 by Randy Ortiz and a couple of Army of Darkness of posters from Richey Beckett and Tom Whalen. Please follow MONDO on Twitter for the on sale announcement. These posters will be available online at a random time on Thursday August 14, 2014.

Evil Dead 2 regular poster by Randy Ortiz. 24″x36″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 225. $45

Evil Dead 2 variant poster by Randy Ortiz. 24″x36″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 100. $65

Army of Darkness regular poster by Richey Beckett. 24″x36″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 275. $45

Army of Darkness variant poster by Richey Beckett. 24″x36″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 125. $65

Army of Darkness regular poster by Tom Whalen. 24″x36″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 275. $45

Army of Darkness variant poster by Tom Whalen. 24″x36″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 125. $65

Dark Hall Mansion announces a new Seminal Film Series release: “The War of the Worlds,” by Tom Whalen.

The 24″ x 36,” officially licensed print is based on the original 1953 classic. Twilight Zone” print subscription series holders purchasing on Tuesday August 19, 2014 will be entitled to an auto/lock reserve on this piece.

More information about this release will be posted at http://www.DarkHallMansion.com/

Regular Print

Variant Print

Phone Booth Gallery is proud to present, “Info-Rama,” an exhibition of intricate screen-printed infographics crafted by artists Tom Whalen and Kevin Tong. The exhibition opens with an all-ages reception on Saturday, August 23rd, from 7-10pm, at Phone Booth Gallery’s exhibition space at 2533 East Broadway, Long Beach, CA 90803. “Info-Rama” remains on view through September 17th at the gallery and online at www.phoneboothgallery.com.

Infographics have a history that stretches back centuries. French engineer Charles Minard is credited with starting the trend in the early 1800s, making drawings detailing Napoleon’s invasions and pie charts tracking cattle-consumption. With “Info•Rama,” intentionally scheduled to coincide with the start of the school year, Kevin and Tom endeavored to design images that simultaneously functioned as art and resources and could potentially find homes on classroom walls. The screen-printing process used to make each one gives these objects a vividness and tactility that distinguishes them from most educational posters.

For the show, Tong, an illustrator whose work often ventures into the realm of fantasy, has designed a multi-part, brightly colored guide to human anatomy. He also created a fiery, futuristic-looking infographic explaining the life and legacy of forward-thinking engineer Nikola Tesla, after whom Tesla Motors is named. His brief illustrated history of the USS Los Angeles, the rigid Zeppelin airship built by the U.S. Navy in 1924, is noir-like, all black, white and gray.

Whalen, an artist who frequently re-interprets vintage design motifs in his work, has imbued his series of infographics with an old-fashioned whimsy. His guide to the first transcontinental railroad uses fonts reminiscent of Wild West signage, and the mountains looming in the background behind the train cars are simple and stylized. His brief explanation of the life and habits of the stegosaurus is similarly stylized, with the dinosaur pictured at center and colored purple and orange. Whalen plays with size and shape in each of his infographics, using a banner-like orientation for his guides to the Octopus and the Samurai but using horizontal orientations and standard rectangles as well.

Any educator who purchases a print from the show will receive a discount, but the information Tong and Whalen artfully present should appeal to anyone curious about how the world works, whether they have students to teach or not.

Gallery 1988 has announced a new Tom Whalen art show, Bust’d opening on October 3, 2014 at 7PM.

When Marvel Comics announced their new Avengers NOW! initiative, there were a few big bullet-point announcements. Thor’s a woman; the Falcon is the new Captain America; Iron Man’s getting a Genius-Bar costume change. But for a certain kind of comic book fan, the most important part of the announcement was: Deathlok.

The cyborg hero first appeared four decades ago, but 2014 has seen a veritable Deathlok renaissance. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. put its own spin on the character, transforming J. August Richards’ superpowered Mike Peterson into a scarred killing machine. And in October, Marvel is launching a new Deathlok ongoing series, written by Nathan Edmondson and drawn by Mike Perkins, focusing on sleeper agent Henry Hayes.

Here is the variant cover of Deathlok #2, illustrated by artist Tom Whalen, creator of countless alternate movie posters for MONDO.

MONDO To Release Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Posters By Tom Whalen, Rich Kelly, JC Richard & Andrew Kolb On September 11, 2014

Tomorrow MONDO will release four brand new posters from four different artists representing four very different eras of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

MONDO will have posters for the 1980’s classic animated cartoon series by Tom Whalen, the 1990 live action film by Rich Kelly, the original Eastman/Laird comics by JC Richard and the amazing new TMNT cartoon series currently airing on Nickelodeon by Andrew Kolb. This franchise and these characters mean a lot to MONDO and they are thrilled to have been able to produce new artwork that represents just how iconic they are. Turtle power!

Please follow MONDO on Twitter for the on sale announcement. These posters will be available online at a random time on Thursday September 11, 2014.

Poster by Tom Whalen. 18″x24″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 300. $45

Poster by Rich Kelly. 18″x24″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 300. $45

Poster by JC Richard. 36″x16.5″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 225. $45

Poster by Andrew Kolb. 18″x24″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 175. $45

Tom Whalen created this 18” X 24” 4 color screen print of The Shining. The poster is a numbered edition of 75 and it will be available at The Logan Theatre screening and then on line from Monday, October 27th, 2014, from Gallerie F.

Dark Hall Mansion, under license from Warner Bros Entertainment, will release prints of the timeless Rankin-Bass masterpiece from 1974, “The Year Without a Santa Claus” by Tom Whalen.

The limited edition prints go on sale next Thursday, November 13, 2014 on Dark Hall Mansion’s dedicated store page here: http://www.darkhallmansionstore.com/ at a random time between 9:30 AM PST and 12 PM PST.

All (4) editions are 8-color prints, measure 18″ x 24,” and are fully screen printed.

“The Year Without a Santa Claus” Standard Edition of 280 $65

“The Year Without a Santa Claus” Variant Edition of 50 $100

“The Year Without a Santa Claus” Foil Edition of 10 (based on STD 

artwork) $150

“The Year Without a Santa Claus” Foil Edition of 10 (based on Variant 

artwork) $150

More information can be found on these and other editions available from Dark Hall Mansion at www.DarkHallMansion.com

Standard Print

Variant Print

Tom Whalen is now selling Gotham By Gaslight Artist Proof prints on his website. Produced through MONDO in cooperation with Warner Bros., this is an officially licensed screenprint for the classic 1989 Batman one-shot “Gotham by Gaslight” by Brian Augustyn and Mike Mignola.

The poster is one of Whalen’s run of artist proofs, a small run of prints separate from the edition that sold through MONDO. You can order the print HERE.

12″x36″ 5-color screenprint

French speckletone cream 80C

From an edition of 40 artist proofs

Signed & numbered by the artist

Dark Hall Mansion is honored to finally share their first ever officially licensed print release for the 1969 full-length theatrical Peanuts film, “A Boy Named Charlie Brown.” And how exciting is it to have invited artist, Tom Whalen, helming this Charles M. Schulz masterpiece!

Dark Hall Mansion, under license from Peanuts Worldwide, will release Tom Whalen’s beautiful take on the original Peanuts theatrical film that incorporated so much of Charles M. Schulz’s legendary strip work, and which, for the first time ever, brought his beloved Peanuts gang to movie theaters everywhere for all to enjoy on the big screen.

DHM’s officially licensed Tom Whalen “A Boy Named Charlie Brown” editions will be available in Standard, Variant, and extremely select Wood editions of just 10 pieces, based on Standard and Variant colorways. All “A Boy Named Charlie Brown” editions measure 18″ x 24,” are strictly numbered and screen printed, and go on sale on March 12, 2015 on Dark Hall Mansion’s dedicated store page HERE.

A Boy Named Charlie Brown Standard, screen print edition of 280 $65

A Boy Named Charlie Brown Variant, screen print edition of 50 $100

Plus there will also be A Boy Named Charlie Brown” Wood screen print edition of 10 $250 (based on Standard edition colorway) and A Boy Named Charlie Brown Wood, screen print edition of 10 $250 (based on Variant edition colorway)

Following the recent release of Jacques Tati’s François à l’Américaine, by Laurent Durieux, Nautilus Art Prints is happy to present its next two screen prints in this great Tati series: Mon Oncle, by Tom Whalen and Les Vacances de Mr Hulot by David Merveille.

Nautilus Art Prints is proud to pay homage to Jacques Tati’s Mr Hulot, in collaboration with les Films de Mon Oncle. On May 1, 2015, both screen prints will be exclusively available at www.nautilus-artprints.com.

After May 9th, the Gallery will be open on Saturdays between 12 noon and 5pm. If you wish to get a sneak peek of all the art and get first dibs on purchasing your favorite art before the general public, they offer a “Collector’s Online Preview” Friday at 8pm for only one hour on SamCarterArt.com. Once that hour passes, you will need to buy it in person at our opening night reception May 9th. Starting Sunday May 10th at noon, the remaining pieces will go on sale online. Please check facebook.com/PopzillaGallery and SamCarterArt.com for more information.

Mon Oncle by Tom Whalen Regular Print
Size: 24×36 inches / 61X91,44 cm
7 Colors
Edition size: 150
Price: 50E / US $56
Numbered

Mon Oncle by Tom Whalen Variant Print
Size:24×36 inches / 61X91,44 cm
7 Colors
Edition size: 58
Price: 75E / US $84
Numbered

Les Vacances de Mr Hulot by David Merveille Regular Print
Size: 24×36 inches / 61X91,44 cm
7 Colors
Edition size: 150
Price: 50E / US $56
Signed & Numbered

Les Vacances de Mr Hulot by David Merveille Variant Print
Size: 24×36 inches / 61X91,44 cm
7 Colors
Edition size: 53
Price: 75E / US $84
Signed & Numbered

MONDO is thrilled to announce their next gallery show, Pulp Menagerie, featuring screen prints by the incredibly talented Tom Whalen. The exhibit, which opens up May 22, 2015 will feature titles including Godzilla, Mad Monster Party & Batman.

The opening reception will take place on May 22nd from 7-10 PM at the MONDO Gallery. The exhibit will be on display until June 6, 2015.

According to Tom, this is how he describes the show:

“The term “Pulp Menagerie” speaks to the varied subject matter on exhibit. The pieces are akin to the diverse, exotic creatures and curiosities that were captured, groomed and showcased in the royal menageries of the middle ages. Also featured will be some truly unique in-gallery visuals that ascend the theme to a new dimension, so stay tuned.”

Godzilla, 24″x36″, Edition of 250

Godzilla (Variant), 24″x36″, Edition of 125

Mad Monster Party, 18″x24″, Edition of 250

Mad Monster Party, 18″x24″, Edition of 125

Batman (1940s Era), 12″x36″, Edition of 275

Daredevil Regular Print, 36″ x 24″ Edition of 275

Daredevil Variant Print, 36″ x 24″ Edition of 125

Back To The Future , Edition of 325

Tomorrow MONDO will release the second set of posters from Tom Whalen’s solo gallery show Pulp Menagerie with titles including Back To The Future, Batman, Godzilla and Daredevil. These posters will go on sale at a random time tomorrow, June 8th. Stay tuned to Twitter for the sale announcement!

Back To The Future by Tom Whalen. 24″x18″ screen print. Hand numbered (Note: this print is not signed). Edition of 325. $45

Back To The Future (Metal Variant) by Tom Whalen. 24″x18″ screen print. Signed & Hand numbered. Edition of 90. $250

Batman: The Animated Series by Tom Whalen. 12″x36″ screen print. Signed & Hand numbered. Edition of 275. $45

Batman (1940s) by Tom Whalen. 12″x36″ screen print. Hand numbered. Edition of 275. $45

Batman (Zur En Arrh) by Tom Whalen. 12″x36″ screen print. Signed & Hand numbered. Edition of 150. $45

Godzilla by Tom Whalen. 24″x36″ screen print. Signed & Hand numbered. Edition of 250. $50

Godzilla (Variant) by Tom Whalen. 24″x36″ screen print. Signed & Hand numbered. Edition of 125. $75

Daredevil by Tom Whalen. 36″x24″ screen print. Signed & Hand numbered. Edition of 275. $50

Daredevil (Variant) by Tom Whalen. 36″x24″ screen print. Signed & Hand numbered. Edition of 125. $75

Dark Hall Mansion, under license from Paramount Pictures, brings one of, if not the, quintessential 1950s Sci-Fi classics to life via artist Tom Whalen’s arresting and contemporary take on the 1956 masterpiece that is “Invasion of the Body Snatchers.” Strikingly hued in bold colors, Tom’s piece elegantly captures this brilliant allegory of post-war McCarthyism and the inherent terrors of unchecked, rampant paranoia. A film at once highly entertaining and exceedingly daring and ahead of its time, “Invasion of the Body Snatchers” didn’t so much as question as openly provoke viewers to wake up to the world then about them.

A world perhaps not as far removed from our current society as we’d like to think. Tom’s Standard edition print is as visually compelling as it is lovely, a unique and clever take on the film’s disturbing alien pod leaf anchors his central imagery while iconic of-era silhouettes accuse and corral the film’s principals, hinting at once of aliens and/or one’s neighbors. Streaking pods and ghosted space elements marry visuals in a restrained, powerful and contemporary piece, all in keeping with DHM’s Seminal Film Series aesthetic that seeks to keep credits to a minimum wherever possible, allowing the artist’s work to dominate front and center for fans. Tom’s Variant edition elevates Sci-Fi palette hues, achieving a deep and moody piece that distinctly contrasts with his Standard, with both editions faithful to the film’s unique tone and undercurrents.

Offered in a standard or variant edition, these screen prints measure 24″ X 36″ and are a must-have for any fan of sci-fi excellence. Both versions of this stunning print will also be offered in an extremely limited, but highly desirable foil edition.

These prints go on sale Wednesday, July 22nd at 9:30 AM PST in the Official Dark Hall Mansion Store. You can view all editions of these prints on Dark Hall Mansion’s official Facebook page or on their official blog.

(Standard Edition of 280 – $65)
(Standard Foil edition of 10 – $150)

(Variant Edition of 50 – $100)
(Variant Foil edition of 10 – $150)

Cyclops Print Works will release Big Hero 6 Yokai prints by Joe Dunn and Lilo & Stitch prints by Tom Whalen on July 31, 2015 at 12 PM at www.cyclopsprintworks.com.

Yokai (Big Hero 6)
Artist: Joe Dunn
Size: 20″x30″
Technique: Serigraph | 18 colors
Edition Size: Limited Edition of 125
Hand-Signed | Hand-Numbered | Metallic Inks | Authenticity Seal
Paper: Colorplan Ebony 330 gsm
Printed by: Eclipse Workshop
 Officially Licensed by Disney

Lilo & Stitch
Artist: Tom Whalen
Size: 24″x36″
Technique: Serigraph | 7 colors
Edition Size: Limited Edition of 250
Hand-Numbered | Varnish Finish | Authenticity Seal
Paper: Coventry Rag Vellum 320 gsm
Printed by: Eclipse Workshop
Officially Licensed by Disney

For those attending D23 Expo 2015 Cyclops Print Works will offer a limited amount of the Yokai Variant Edition by Joe Dunn as well as the Lilo & Stitch Sunset Variant Edition by Tom Whalen available at their booth in Hall B.

Dark Hall Mansion’s has announced Tom Whalen’s latest releases in their officially licensed “Twilight Zone” limited edition 10-print series

Part of DHM’s ongoing CBS licensed “Twilight Zone” series, artist Tom Whalen again excels in bringing elegant and playful design to two classic episodes. 1959’s “Time Enough at Last” an elegant meditation, 1961’s “Nightmare at 20,000″ Feet” a nod to vintage and classic travel poster design. Both editions begin shipping next week!

Dark Hall Mansion’s officially licensed 10-print Standard or Variant edition “Twilight Zone” subscription series available exclusively HERE.

Time Enough at Last-1959
Artist: Tom Whalen
Standard Edition
18″ x 24″

Nightmare at 20,000 Feet-1961
Artist: Tom Whalen
Standard Edition
18″ x 24″

This Spongebob Squarepants print by Tom Whalen will be one of the many posters available at MondoCon in Austin, TX.

Grey Matter Art, under license from Marvel is proud to announce their next Officially Licensed Projects. GMA will be unveiling 3 new exclusive Marvel posters for New York Comic-Con. These will be unveiled at the Grey Matter Art booth #2366. The following posters will be released, Spider-Man Vs. Venom Character Poster by artist, Chris Thornley (Raid71). “Captain America: The First Avenger” Movie Poster, by Matt Ferguson, and last but not least, “Guardians of the Galaxy” Movie Poster. by Tom Whalen. Below are details regarding poster information and release details.

Spider-Man Vs. Venom by Raid71
Artist: Chris Thornley (Raid71)
Size: 24×36
Edition: 130/$40.00
Paper: White on Banana Split Yellow Paper./4 color Screen Print
Printed By: VG Kids

“Captain America: The First Avenger” by Matt Ferguson:
Artist: Matt Ferguson
Size: 24×36
Regular Edition: 200/$50.00
Variant Edition: 125/70.00
Foil Edition: 100/$100
Paper: Reg/Mohawk Soft White, Var/Mohawk Cream, Foil/Holographic Paper
Printed By: Lady Lazarus 

“Guardians of the Galaxy” Movie Poster. by Tom Whalen:
Artist: Tom Whalen
Size: 24×36
Regular Edition: 325/$50.00
Variant Edition: 175/75.00
Foil Edition: 100/$100
Paper: Reg/French Construction Cement Green, Var/French Construction Grout Gray, Foil/Holographic Paper
Printed By: D & L Screen Printing

Online sale date of Monday, October 12th

Dark Hall Mansion is pleased to lead off 2016 with their latest officially licensed limited edition Peanuts print, “Snoopy Come Home,” by artist Tom Whalen and on sale this Friday, January 15th, 2016! All “Snoopy Come Home” limited edition prints go on sale this Friday, January 15th, on Dark Hall Mansion’s dedicated store page HERE at 9:30 AM PST.

Snoopy Come Home Standard Edition of 280 $65
Snoopy Come Home Foil Edition of 10 (Based on the Standard Edition colorway) $150

Snoopy Come Home Variant Edition of 50 $100
Snoopy Come Home Foil Edition of 10 (Based on the Variant Edition colorway) $150

All editions measure 18″ x 24″ are strictly limited, screen printed, and hand numbered.

Dark Hall Mansion is so very pleased to finally reveal a project that’s been in development for well over a year, DHM’s officially licensed “Popeye The Sailor Meets Sinbad The Sailor” limited-edition prints by leading contemporary artist, Tom Whalen, and on sale this Friday, January 29th.

Dark Hall Mansion, in partnership with  Warner Bros. Consumer Products, King Features Syndicate and Fleischer Studios will release Tom Whalen’s colorful take on the classic 1936 long-format Fleischer Studios cartoon classic that finds everyone’s favorite sailor matching wits with Bluto (er, Sindbad!) in  Max Fleischer’s singular Popeye Color Special.

DHM chose this very special Popeye short for their first officially licensed Fleischer release as the studio is huge fans of the early groundbreaking Fleischer Studios shorts, and know this 16-minute Popeye special was so well received it was nominated for a 1936 Academy Award for the best short category: Cartoons. In addition, this short is formally recognized by no less than the United States Library of Congress as “culturally significant” and selected for preservation within the National Film Registry, as well as having been recognized as #17 among the Greatest Cartoons of all time by members of the animation field.

Popeye The Sailor Meets Sinbad The Sailor Standard Edition of 280 = $65

Popeye The Sailor Meets Sinbad The Sailor Variant Edition of 50 = $100

Dark Hall Manion will also release a Popeye The Sailor Meets Sinbad The Sailor Foil Edition of 10 = $150 (based on the standard Edition colorway and a Popeye The Sailor Meets Sinbad The Sailor Foil Edition of 10 = $150 (based on the variant Edition colorway).

All editions are strictly limited, measure 18″ x 24,” are screen printed, and hand numbered. Popeye The Sailor Meets Sinbad The Sailor limited-edition prints go on sale this Friday January 29th on Dark Hall Mansion’s dedicated store page HERE at 9:30 AM PST!