Brazilian Artist Creates The Most Epic Superhero Fan Art And Marvel Comic Book Covers
Who doesn't love superhero artwork? We certainly adore it.
Caio Cacau is from São Paulo, Brazil, where he has been creating comic book art for over a decade. Working for AWA Studios, he is a professional when it comes to creating comic book cover art, and his expertise and experience shine through even in commissioned pieces and leisure fan art. As noted by Jen Sincero, a bestselling author and life coach, "Creativity is the greatest gift we have. Use it." AWA Studios, an independent comic book publisher founded in November 2018, is dedicated to fostering creativity, as stated on their website. Cacau's work aligns perfectly with their mission to support creators with significant stories to tell. Across multiple social media platforms, Cacau's illustrations have amassed thousands of followers and fans, and it's clear he deserves even more attention. He is a talented illustrator with a personal and passionate interest in superheroes, Marvel, and DC.
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4. Captain Marvel
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Although Walt Disney has owned Marvel since 2009, Marvel has a rich history full of phenomenal storytelling, compelling art, and social justice. In 1939, Martin Goodman published the first Marvel comic.
From 1945 to 1965, Marvel also produced romance comics. As one fan said:
"There are two ways of looking at the Marvel Romance comics. The first is to feel that the artistic talents here—which include some of Marvel’s biggest names: Kirby, Colan, Romita, Steranko, Buscema—would have been better utilized on the superhero comics (which they already were), and the second is to enjoy seeing these talents illustrate pretty girls in non-superhero surroundings for a pleasant change. I take the second view."5. Thor Odinson
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6. Spiderman
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7. "Non-Official Old Man Logan"
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8. Deadpool: Pyramids at Giza
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9. Captain America
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10. Deadpool: Bermuda Triangle
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Once, in an interview with Movie Phone, Stan Lee talked about how Michael Jackson once tried to buy Marvel because he wanted to be Spider-Man:
“I knew Michael Jackson. And with the things he discussed with me, I felt he wanted to be Spider-Man. That was the character that interested him. I think he’d have been good. I think he’d have been very good. But I must say that Tobey Maguire was wonderful.”11. Captain Marvel
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12. Spiderverse
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13. "Wolverine and the Enemies"
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14. Thanos Vs The Avengers
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15. Deadpool: Leaning Tower of Pisa
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Marvel is such a vast universe that there is a never-ending supply of fun facts that even many dedicated, die-hard Marvel fans may not know. Did you know that the original Captain Marvel died from cancer or that a fan created Venom?
Marvel hosted a contest in which they were seeking ideas and designs from amateur writers and artists, and Marvel fan Randy Schueller entered the contest with a black suit redesign for Spider-Man. He was paid $220 by Marvel's then-editor-in-chief Jim Shooter, and his design went on to inspire an entire character who is now one of Marvel's most beloved antiheroes.
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17. Captain America, Iron Man, Thor
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18. Spiderman - Upside Down
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19. X-Men
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20. Thor
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Marvel is usually credited with creating the first comic book company to give an African American their own comic book. Black Panther debuted in Marvel's Fantastic Four #52 in 1966, but Black journalist Orrin C. Evans created a comic in 1947.
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22. Spider Man
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23. Wolverine
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24. Iron Man
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26. Thor
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Caio's artwork, regardless of whether it is a fan-inspired illustration, a professional commissioned piece, or a comic book cover, is always astonishingly phenomenal. As a superhero fan, you would be wise to keep up with his work via social media and see what's next for this talented Brazilian artist.