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True. And, as always, to each his/her own. My favorite Moss creation is "Master Race." Simply classic.

Brian posted an art print version of this that absolutely kills. It's a "bubblegum" colorway that brings the Bride into a pop art universe. Very very cool. I really liked the gig poster, but I have an almost ironclad policy of not purchasing posters for shows I haven't attended. But to be honest, I ...

You guys are nuts. Moss has been calling it in for years now I'm guessing that's you being facetious. But in case you're not: Simple is almost always better. Look at virtually all the best, classic movie posters of the golden era of cinema and you'll understand what I mean. Olly Moss certainly does.

And now, back to the art. This poster is simply amazing, reductive brilliance. Olly Moss at his best. Bravo!

I want it.

True. But even better: sometime in 2013 the Alamo Drafthouse is opening a new location in the old Metro Theater, on the Upper West Side, not far from where I live. Not THAT is truly awesome news. :clap: And now, back to our regularly scheduled thread on Olly Moss' HARVEY, which I think is very cool....

Love this. Very cheeky modern, yet period appropriate. And if I may range off-topic for a moment: any chance that any of these big events - like Fantastic Fest (and no, I don't mean another comic con) - might ever make their way to New York City in my lifetime? Jeez, no offense intended to Austin. I...

Just arrived. Absolutely gorgeous. Wow...

+1. Love this. Love Jason's work. Great to see him doing block prints!

True, dat. Doesn't stop me from blabbing about it, though.

Six of these already up on the Bay. Jeez. Nothing illegal about it, but doesn't mean I despise the speculation any less. Just seems wrong - as in, should be AGAINST EBAY POLICY - to allow the listing of items not yet in hand. And in case y'all think I've got a serious case of sour grapes for having ...

+1 Regular. Such a gorgeous print. And whoa! It shows as STILL AVAILABLE on the acidfree site.

Go to it, ladies and gentlemen...

Love the film. Love the poster. Rodolfo Reyes was the perfect choice for this.

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Whoa! This is fantabulous! Sometimes less really is more.

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WOW. Love this! And from Crosshair and Sonnenzimmer, no less! :notworthy: A match made in heaven, if you ask me. While I have a strict policy against purchasing posters for shows I haven't attended, I might make an exception here. Then again, I wonder if there might be an art print version to come? ...

OK, I'll say it. I'm a big fan of Chuck's work, but haven't been crazy about a number of his latest releases. This poster, however, is another story. In my opinion his best in a long time. Wow!