Don't miss these dramatic images that show the metamorphic rise of popular superheroes in a different light. July 22, 2013 1:18 PM PDT Bruce Wayne rises above tragedy to protect Gotham. (Credit: Khoa Ho) It's a common superhero story: A person overcomes a difficult upbringing or tragic accident and blossoms into a righteous keeper of peace and justice with a fancy outfit. San Francisco artist Khoa Ho visualizes those tales of modern mythology in an inspiring set of work called "Superheroes -- Past/Present," which uses black and white silhouette imagery to create a dramatic composition. Related stories 'Game of Thrones' cast chats it up at Comic-Con Neil deGrasse Tyson stars in 'Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey' TV show trailer "Everyone has a memory, a past. It's the driving force behind all of our actions for our present, our future," says Ho in the introduction to his work on Behance. "In this poster series I took a dive into the origins of these individuals and who they were before they became superheroes to remind us that despite the trials of our past, what we choose to do moving forward is much more important to us and the world we share." View more of the thoughtful (and brilliant) images in . (Via Visual News)
Don't miss these dramatic images that show the metamorphic rise of popular superheroes in a different light.
Bruce Wayne rises above tragedy to protect Gotham.
(Credit: Khoa Ho)
It's a common superhero story: A person overcomes a difficult upbringing or tragic accident and blossoms into a righteous keeper of peace and justice with a fancy outfit.
San Francisco artist Khoa Ho visualizes those tales of modern mythology in an inspiring set of work called "Superheroes -- Past/Present," which uses black and white silhouette imagery to create a dramatic composition.
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- 'Game of Thrones' cast chats it up at Comic-Con
- Neil deGrasse Tyson stars in 'Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey' TV show trailer
"Everyone has a memory, a past. It's the driving force behind all of our actions for our present, our future," says Ho in the introduction to his work on Behance. "In this poster series I took a dive into the origins of these individuals and who they were before they became superheroes to remind us that despite the trials of our past, what we choose to do moving forward is much more important to us and the world we share."
View more of the thoughtful (and brilliant) images in .
(Via Visual News )
