22 Epic Pieces Of Comic Book Inspired Street Art From Around The World

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Superhero graffiti stands as old as comics themselves, and it keeps getting better with age. Now that graffiti is global, viewing it takes a whole new level. One of the best ways to pay tribute to your favorite comic can be spray-painting it on a wall, barn, or even a mobile vehicle. 

Armed with little more than a can of paint, an empty wall, and a rebellious streak, street artists leave behind remarkable shading, elegant lines, and a deep appreciation for our favorite heroes and villains. Similar to the greatest graffiti illustrators of the past, those of today still occasionally go unknown, just like the identities of the superheroes they honor. 

Here’s a look at some of the best super hero graffiti we found around the world.

Photo: flickr / CC0

  • 1
    54 VOTES

    Wolverine Slashes Walls In America

    This unbelievably detailed bit of Wolverine-inspired graffiti came to Jersey by the very talented Kebo of the Bloody Monk Consortium.

    54 votes
  • 2
    76 VOTES

    Superman In Denmark

    Artist Juse One adds a touch of Metropolis to Copenhagen with this expansive Superman mural inspired by the Alex Ross version of the Man of Steel.

    76 votes
  • 3
    90 VOTES

    The Joker Unhinged In Australia

    The Joker Unhinged In Australia
    Photo: Wikimedia Commons / CC-BY

    How could you not crack a smile at this crafty and creepy doorway brought to Melbourne, Australia by artist Owen Dippie?

    90 votes
  • 4
    79 VOTES

    Deadpool Hits London

    Deadpool Hits London
    Photo: Wikimedia Commons / CC-BY

    Legal graffiti artists gnashermurals scores a bulls-eye with this awe-inspiring Deadpool graffiti mural.

    79 votes
  • The Dark Knight Reaches An Overpass
    Photo: flickr / CC0

    The artist who covered this otherwise mundane overpass with the magnificent Dark Knight is as much a mystery as the graffiti itself.

    65 votes
  • 6
    38 VOTES

    X-Men Saga In New York

    Five Points in New York deserves cool points for showcasing this striking X-Men fan art graffiti which was photographed by t-rock 825.

    38 votes