His comics are funny and minimalistic, drawn without any dialogue. It all began several years ago when he received an invitation to participate in alternative Batman comics.

Being his favorite superhero who “takes everything very seriously”, Karlo decided to make parodies. Liking the silliness, he decided he would draw parodies of the classic superheroes, including Superman, Spiderman, and the Hulk.

“Humor without words is not always understood, but when you connect with the reader, it is great. That complicity with the reader is fantastic and rewarding… All that motivates me to keep drawing even though art is a difficult road,” he said to Bored Panda.

He currently has more than 17,000 Instagram followers, where he regularly shares his funny posts. If you are somebody who is into old-school superheroes, following him is a must.

In the gallery below, we picked out or top five drawings. Which are your favorites? Tell us in the comment below.

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After realizing that tools like Photoshop won’t do the trick, Goldberger decided to have models dress up in 16th century-styled superhero costumes and then pose in poses that were common for the portraits of this era. This led to “Super Flamands” photo series, which features an array of superhero characters, from Iron Man to Batman, presented in a way you would never imagine them.

You can check out these interesting Renaissance superheroes below.

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From Spider-Man knitting with his wife Mary Jane to Ariel reading tales to her grandchildren to Mickey and Minnie Mouse celebrating their 90^th birthday at Disneyland, the series has portrayed many of our favorite iconic characters from Disney, Marvel, and DC.

Scroll down to see these cute and adorable drawings.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BjHsBDFHT9p/?taken-by=_lesya_guseva_

The post Artist Illustrates The Life of Famous Characters When They Got Old appeared first on TettyBetty.

His comics are funny and minimalistic, drawn without any dialogue. It all began several years ago when he received an invitation to participate in alternative Batman comics.

Being his favorite superhero who “takes everything very seriously”, Karlo decided to make parodies. Liking the silliness, he decided he would draw parodies of the classic superheroes, including Superman, Spiderman, and the Hulk.

“Humor without words is not always understood, but when you connect with the reader, it is great. That complicity with the reader is fantastic and rewarding… All that motivates me to keep drawing even though art is a difficult road,” he said to Bored Panda.

He currently has more than 17,000 Instagram followers, where he regularly shares his funny posts. If you are somebody who is into old-school superheroes, following him is a must.

In the gallery below, we picked out or top five drawings. Which are your favorites? Tell us in the comment below.

The post Hilarious Comics About What Superheroes Do When They’re Off Duty appeared first on TettyBetty.

After realizing that tools like Photoshop won’t do the trick, Goldberger decided to have models dress up in 16th century-styled superhero costumes and then pose in poses that were common for the portraits of this era. This led to “Super Flamands” photo series, which features an array of superhero characters, from Iron Man to Batman, presented in a way you would never imagine them.

You can check out these interesting Renaissance superheroes below.

The post This is How Superheroes Would Look Like if They Lived During the Renaissance appeared first on TettyBetty.

From Spider-Man knitting with his wife Mary Jane to Ariel reading tales to her grandchildren to Mickey and Minnie Mouse celebrating their 90^th birthday at Disneyland, the series has portrayed many of our favorite iconic characters from Disney, Marvel, and DC.

Scroll down to see these cute and adorable drawings.

https://www.instagram.com/p/BjHsBDFHT9p/?taken-by=_lesya_guseva_

The post Artist Illustrates The Life of Famous Characters When They Got Old appeared first on TettyBetty.