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Destroy All Monsters Variant Poster

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$52.8 $80 In stock

Category: Posters

Paul Mann has created one of our favorite posters in the show with his jaw-dropping artwork for DESTROY ALL MONSTERS. Paul works traditionally rendering all of his artwork in acrylic, giving this poster a beautiful and classic presentation that feels like it could've accompanied the films original release in 1968. We also worked with the great Chris Bilheimer on the title and credits treatment, proving a wonderful marriage with Paul's artwork and resulting in a gorgeous piece of art celebrating some of Godzilla's most iconic monsters.

9-color screenprint on Cougar Natural 100lb cover

Photos by Billy Garrett

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Customer Reviews (5.0 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Eli ★★★★★

The way the colors pop against the black ink is incredible, it’s like the acrylic texture is still there. Hung it up next to my other concert prints and it steals the show.

Adam ★★★★★

The acrylic paint detail really makes the monster textures pop in person—way more depth than I expected from a print. Hung it right above my desk and it’s already a conversation starter.

Christopher ★★★★★

Not usually one for movie posters, but the hand-painted acrylic textures on this one give it a depth that photos can't capture. Hung it up and the colors are even richer than on screen.