Tattoo by Marvel comics and DC comics
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Tattoos with images of animated characters are far from new to the world of wearable art.
You can go deep into history and start counting with images of various deities. But if we talk about our time and colorful, realistic paintings with images of comic book heroes, cartoons and films, these are probably different anime plots.
Nevertheless, every year the Marvel universe captures the minds of the younger generations, as well as their parents, who gladly go to see their favorite characters in cinemas.
Those who are now 20-30 years old grew up on cartoons about Spider-Man, Iron Man, Batman, and X-Men... Yes, comic book fans know that there is a division between Marvel and DC comics - two studios, each of which talks about its own characters. Today, everything has already shifted so much that many do not care who is from where. The main thing is that the new film about superheroes turns out to be no worse than the previous one.
The meaning of tattoo by Marvel and DC comics
Coming back to tattoos, there are a few things to note.
The Marvel style and the tattoo is essentially the same style as the Marvel and the comics. That is, it is a vivid, colorful, vivid image. Of the classic destinations, New School is most likely located. The most popular version of Marvel hero tattoos is the embodiment of an illustration from a printed comic book on the skin.
However, there are no rules common to all here. The main thing here is not the style, but the plot. Tattooing is a constant experiment. Who knows, maybe tomorrow we will see an image of our favorite movie hero in graphics or liner? Traditions are constantly replacing each other. What was relevant yesterday will be replaced by something new and unusual tomorrow.
In addition, updates are taking place in the comic book universe. After the extreme X-Men movie, the character Mercury from the DC comics universe instantly gained popularity. And if another good movie about Spider-Man comes out, there will again be a line of people who want to get a tattoo in honor of their favorite character in tattoo parlors. By the way, after leaving Deadpool this line could be compared to the line at the mausoleum.
