“Evergreen, and blood, and the air before a storm.” Sideshow and Bill Sienkiewicz Art present the Elektric Connection Fine Art Lithograph. Matt Murdock and Elektra Natchios share a bond like no other- a delicate balance of law and chaos, of faith and freedom. Legendary comics artist Bill Sienkiewicz captures their dangerous alliance in this dazzling illustration, contrasting darkness and light stained by shades of blood red.
From the streets of Hell’s Kitchen, Daredevil and Elektra draw together to dole out vigilante justice as partners, lovers, enemies, and strangely fated heroes. Their connection unleashes something deep within each of them- showing Daredevil a less lawful path and giving Elektra the chance to redeem her past. Originally created as the cover to Daredevil #6 (2016), written by Charles Soule for Marvel Comics, this comic book artwork is now available for fans as a fine art collectible exclusively through Sideshow.
Each Elektric Connection Fine Art Lithograph is hand-signed by Bill Sienkiewicz and includes a Certificate of Authenticity as a part of the limited edition of 100 pieces. Spark your Marvel collection and bring home the Elektric Connection Fine Art Lithograph by Bill Sienkiewicz today! Print details: Officially licensed by Marvel Limited edition of 100 18 x 24” certified archival fine art lithograph print, approx 18.75 x 28.25” with frame Hand-signed by the artist, Bill Sienkiewicz Certificate of Authenticity About the Artist: Bill Sienkiewicz (pronounced sin-KEV-itch) is an Eisner-winning, Emmy-nominated artist best known for revamping the style of comic and graphic novel illustration from 1980 onward, most notably with Marvel Comic's Elektra: Assassin and his acclaimed graphic novel Stray Toasters, earning him an international reputation and cult status across media industries.
His work has graced the National Museum of Fine Arts in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil; galleries in Paris, Barcelona and Tuscany; Spain's famed La Semana Negra (The Black Week) Festival; advertising campaigns for Nike, MTV and Nissan; posters for The Green Mile and 2006 Winter Olympics; and magazines such as Entertainment Weekly and Spin. A classically-trained painter, Sienkiewicz's renderings incorporate abstract and expressionist influences and any combination of oil painting, acrylics, watercolor, mixed-media, collage, and mimeograph - previously unheard of in comics.
His work has garnered numerous accolades - most notably a 2004 Eisner Award for DC Comics' The Sandman: Endless Nights, and 1995 and 1996 Emmy Award nominations for production and character design on the PBS children's TV series Where In the World is Carmen Sandiego? Elektra: Assassin swept the top comic illustration awards in the U.S., Europe, and Italy, respectively, with a 1987 Kirby Award, 1986 Yellow Kid Award and 1986 Gran Guigiri Award.