I love Superheros and I love religious iconography, so when saw this guy’s artwork, it was immediately a ‘why didn’t I think of that moment’. He takes statues and images of religious icons and gives them a Superhero makeover. They all look so comfortable in their new attire, too.

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Superheroes are defined as people with superhuman powers. Polygons, on the other hand, are figures with at least three straight sides and angles, and typically five or more.

New Zealand-based artist James Reid plays with polygonal shapes to replicate the superheroes we know and love in his abstract pieces titled Polygon Heroes. From DC Comics, Marvel, to other characters, Reid pleases the inner fanboy or fangirl in all of us.

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Ever spend mindless hours worrying about what would happen if Batman and Superman accidently got their outfits mixed up? What if a shocking laundry accident put the costumes of Captain America, Catwoman and the Green Lantern in danger? Well, thanks to Prague-based artist Goenetix, we need wonder no more.

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I love this modern twist on cubism that Liam Brazier has developed into a style of his own. His geometric approach bares resemblance to 90s TV show Red Dwarf’s Kryton, yet his depictions of these classic Superheroes still have fresh feel.

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I love seeing different creative approaches to movie posters. Especially Batman movie posters. Here are some pretty awesome graphic design goodies by French illustrator Greg Guillemin.

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The HEY! art show in Paris has these creepy superhero embryos by Alexandre Nicolas on display. Some of them are amusing with their iconic costumes, while others, like the Invisible Man, are haunting and beautiful.

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Brazilian illustrator Jesus Nazarenuz does some pretty hilarious renderings of superheroes if they put on a few pounds of chub.

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