As we close out this year's D23 expo, two gorgeous new posters were gifted our way from artist, Andy Park! First up is the brand new official poster for next summer's BLACK WIDOW which, if you look at the Tweet below, gives us brief glimpeses of both Taskmaster and Red Guardian! Observe:
BLACK WIDOW!!! Official D23 poster I had the honor of painting. She’s very near & dear to me since it’s the gazillionth time I’ve concept designed/painted her. What a cast & crew! #BlackWidow @MarvelStudios #ScarlettJohansson @Florence_Pugh @DavidKHarbour #RachelWeisz @DisneyD23 pic.twitter.com/fxMOI4fJ5R
sponsored content— Andy Park (@andyparkart) August 25, 2019
I like the following poster even better! It's for the upcoming Disney+ streaming series, WandaVision, and boasts a groovy retro vibe with our two heroes seated on a 50s-style couch! They look like an old-school married couple, which is something I was not expecting, but absolutely love! Be sure to catch their shadows on the wall as well:
WANDAVISION!!! Official D23 poster I had the honor of painting during the early concept phase of preproduction. This @DisneyPlus show is gonna be something totally fresh.. & weird! #ElizabethOlsen #PaulBettany @DisneyD23 #D23Expo #D23Expo2019 #Disney+ @MarvelStudios #WandaVision pic.twitter.com/VJU4p05Pmb
— Andy Park (@andyparkart) August 25, 2019
Two cool posters for two sweet, upcoming Marvel projects! In addition to Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff, BLACK WIDOW will also star David Harbour (Stranger Things) as Alexei Shostakov/Red Guardian, O-T Fagbenle (The Handmaid's Tale) as Mason, an ally from Romanoff's past, Florence Pugh (MIDSOMMAR) as Yelena Belova, a sister-figure to Romanoff, and Rachel Weisz (THE FAVOURITE) as Melina, a seasoned spy. Cate Shortland (LORE) is directing BLACK WIDOW from a script by Jac Schaeffer (CAPTAIN MARVEL) and the film is slated for a May 1, 2020 release.
WandaVision, starring Elizabeth Olsen (Wanda Maximoff/Scarlet Witch) and Paul Bettany (Vision), will be hitting Disney's new streaming service some time in 2021.
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