The Hughes brothers are currently busy directing Denzel Washington, Gary Oldman, Mila Kunis, Michael Gambon and Jennifer Beals in the sci fi thriller THE BOOK OF ELI but in just about a week and a half, they’ll be taking a little break to bring some cool stuff about the movie to geek mecca Comic Con in San Diego. In anticipation of this, Rich Johnston over at “Bleeding Cool” managed to get ahold of the film’s Con poster that artist Chris Weston did. Weston has also done storyboards and concept art for the film. In the film, Washington plays a man who must protect the titular book in a post-apocalyptic wasteland as it contains the key to saving mankind. Click through to check out the full, big-sized poster. The film’s set for release January 15th, 2010.
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