1950 STUDEBAKER from DETECTIVE COMICS #156 Step into the thrilling world of comic book history with this captivating painting featuring the 1950 Studebaker Batmobile from Detective Comics #156. Crafted with meticulous attention to detail and a nod to classic comic aesthetics, this artwork pays homage to the iconic vehicle that graced the pages of one of Batman's earliest adventures. Every brushstroke encapsulates the essence of the 50's era Batmobile's sleek and dynamic design, drawn faithfully from its appearance in Detective Comics #156. The painting beautifully merges the car's vintage allure with the mystique of Batman's crime-fighting legacy, evoking a sense of retro heroism and adventure. Perfect for comic book enthusiasts or collectors of superhero memorabilia, this painting is a treasure trove of nostalgia and artistic homage. Whether displayed in a dedicated fan space, a home library, or as a focal point in your living area, it invites viewers into the classic world of the Caped Crusader. Own a piece of comic book history and celebrate the retro-cool essence of Batman's classic adventures with this captivating painting of this golden-age Batmobile. Let its classic design and association with the early world of the Dark Knight transport you to a time of vibrant storytelling and heroic exploits. Dimensions: 11?x14? Quality: Printed on premium paper, ensuring a high-quality finish that highlights every detail with clarity and vibrancy Ready to Frame: Designed to be frame-ready, allowing for easy display and integration into your home or office Made in the USA: Proudly produced with the highest standards of craftsmanship and materials Direct from the Artist: Sold and shipped directly from the artist, guaranteeing authenticity and a personal touch Packaging: The artwork is carefully bagged and shipped flat, ensuring it arrives in pristine condition, ready to be admired Each print is signed by the artist. About the Artist Billy Tackett has been a professional, freelance illustrator/ artist for almost 30 years with over 300 published works to his credit. Proficient in a multitude of mediums but he is now focusing on his impressionist acrylic painting and the more illustrative ink and mixed media. Production Methods All art is created using Copic markers and enhanced with gouache, colored pencils and other mediums. The prints are all high quality matte paper.