“And you said those were what kind of dogs?” Sideshow presents the Bud & Lou Fine Art Print, an officially licensed DC Comics art collectible by renowned pinup artist Olivia De Berardinis. Nobody gets between Harley Quinn and her babies! This stunning pinup of Gotham’s very own Maid of Mischief features her furred friends Bud & Lou, the cackling hyenas who prove the perfect accessory to all of their owner’s criminal antics.
With a sneer on her face, Harley holds a torn-up Batman chew toy while Bud and Lou laugh riotously behind her. Guess you had to be there! Originally created as a retailer exclusive variant cover for The Batman Adventures Continue #6, written by Alan Burnett and Paul Dini for DC Comics, this comic book art collectible is now available to fans in a fine art format.
Each Bud & Lou Fine Art Print is hand-signed by Olivia, features double Sideshow and Pinup by Olivia embossed Seals of Authenticity, and includes a Certificate of Authenticity as a part of the limited edition of 450 pieces. Collectors ordering the framed edition can choose between two different custom mat designs; a French cut mat with an aqua green accent, or a black diamond cut mat with a red-hot accent. Bring home Harley and her hyenas for your DC Comics collection with the Bud & Lou Fine Art Print by Olivia De Berardinis today.
Print details: Officially licensed by DC Comics Limited edition of 450 22 x 22' fine art lithograph print, approx 25 x 25' with frame 100% certified archival heavyweight 300gsm rag art paper, with deckled hand-torn edges Double embossed, with seals from Sideshow and Olivia's studio Hand signed by the artist, Olivia De Berardinis Certificate of authenticity, signed by Olivia De Berardinis *Print is wrapped and hand-rolled in acid free paper, inserted in a protective plastic sleeve, and shipped in a 4” diameter tube* About the Artist: 'I paint Women.
Pin-up, Burlesque, Fashion, Fantasy.' Olivia De Berardinis has been working as an artist since the mid-70's. Since 1985, Olivia has been a contributor to Playboy magazine, where her art pin-up page often appears with captions written by Hugh Hefner.