Like a lot of you guys, Limited Paper’s intrigued to get a look at Marc Forster’s World War Z, the  big-budget, epic-scale, Brad Pitt-starring adaptation of the beloved Max Brooks novel.  But whereas everyone else has been asking questions like …

Mondo’s made no secret of the fact that they’re really, really, really into Pendleton Ward and Cartoon Network’s blockbuster animated series, Adventure Time.  Last year, they held a special marathon screening for the series at the Alamo Drafthouse (complete with …

If you’re a regular Limited Paper reader, then you’ll probably recall that we’ve featured artist Marko Manev’s Superhero Noir series on several occasions.  Released exclusively via our friends at NYC’s Bottleneck Gallery, it’s one of the more entertaining and unique …

What with everything else that’s been going on over the past few months, you’d be forgiven if you completely forgot that Mondo and artist Tom Whalen’s Looney Tunes series (which, you’ll recall, began all the way back in March of …

Let’s say you’re a fan of the work being done by Mondo and the work being done in Dark Horse Comics’ The Black Beetle by artist and all-around badass Francesco Francavilla.  You know that Francavilla and Mondo have worked together …

If we’ve said it once, we’ve said it a billion times: there simply isn’t enough video game-themed artwork to go around these days.  Perhaps a day will come when a Martin Ansin Bioshock, a Tyler Stout Fallout: New Vegas, and …

The Alamo Drafthouse brand has grown exponentially over the past few years, a fact that can almost certainly be attributed to the company’s willingness to try fun, new things.   Of course the ascent of Mondo has helped matters, but the …

Despite what Hero Complex Gallery’s name might lead you to believe, not every HCG show is superhero-related.  Often clever, generally awesome, and featuring a consistently talented pool of artists?  Yes, for sure.  Wall-to-wall prints featuring spandex-clad mutants, Kryptonian refugees, and/or …

They say there’s “nothing certain in life except death and taxes”.  It’s a pretty accurate little saying, sure, but if you ask anyone who’s battled a raging poster-buying addiction, they’ll tell you what Limited Paper learned long ago:  there exists …

Though the Austin-based Odd City hasn’t been around very long, the two poster releases they do have under their belt—a Chuck Sperry Dazed and Confused print and a pitch-perfect Amityville Horror print from N.E.—have been enormously impressive, an absolute cut …