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Gorgeous Marvel 'First Ten Years' hero and villain prints a worthy momento of this killer film sequence

We're closing in on the end of the first 'era' of Marvel Studios movies, with Avengers: Endgame exactly 100 sleeps away (yes, I'm counting). And now artist

Seamus Byrne
Seamus Byrne
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Gorgeous Marvel 'First Ten Years' hero and villain prints a worthy momento of this killer film sequence

We're closing in on the end of the first 'era' of Marvel Studios movies, with Avengers: Endgame exactly 100 sleeps away (yes, I'm counting). And now artist John Guydo via Bottleneck Gallery has delivered a suitably epic pair of posters to commemorate the amazing era of films we've had the pleasure of living through.

Marvel Studios 'First Ten Years' posters
Glorious posterous (John Guydo / Bottleneck Gallery)

As we've been promised by Marvel's Kevin Feig, what comes after Endgame will be new and different and a big shift from this first 10 years we've enjoyed. We will get a real ending to the story so far. So it's fitting this first epic saga gets the appreciation it deserves.

These posters - a time limited edition that will close at 4.00pm Monday AEDT - are a beautiful way to remember the great characters we've loved and hated on this cinematic journey.

I want it. If only I felt like I had somewhere to put them. I have too many unmounted / undisplayed posters as it is.

But if you're better than me at making decisions about how to cover your walls, go get 'em before they're gone!

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Seamus Byrne

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