Bob Kessel’s art series “SUPER ART” features pictures based on comic book characters. These pictures are available as signed and numbered limited edition original fine art prints. Contact Bob Kessel for pricing and availability.

Comic characters portrayed in the Pop Unintentional art series are Captain America, Thor, Spiderman, Dr. Strange, Wonder Woman, Hulk, Black Panther, Galactus, Superman, DareDevil, Batman and many more.

See more Bob Kessel super hero art on POP UNINTENTIONAL page.

SUPERMAN’S BACK by Bob Kessel

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SUPER CLOSE UP by Bob Kessel

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SUPER LEGER by Bob Kessel

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SUPER BIG FACE by Bob Kessel

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SUPER SWING by Bob Kessel

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SUPER SHOUT by Bob Kessel

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SUPER HAYMAKER by Bob Kessel

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SUPER PROFILE by Bob Kessel

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SUPER PROFILE X4 by Bob Kessel

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SUPER CLOSE by Bob Kessel

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KAIDAN, or in english KWAIDAN

KAIDAN are Japanese ghost stories. A genre of art that all Japanese artists have made.

Here is one by HOKUSAI-

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Utagawa Kuniyoshi kaidan print

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A great japanese movie perfect for halloween is “KWAIDAN” by Kobayashi. I highly recommend it.

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and here is a Bob Kessel kaidan print- What ever happened to ATOMU?

ASTRO BOY KAIDAN print by Bob Kessel based on Astroboy.

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Bob Kessel has created a print combining ANIME ( Astroboy ) and KAIDAN (Japanese ghost story) a genre of Japanese wood block prints. This kind of chicanery is what you come to expect from Bob Kessel, like his picture combining HELLO KITTY with EDVARD MUNCH’S “THE SCREAM”.
The print titled, “ASTRO BOY KAIDAN” is available as a signed and numbered limited edition print. Contact Bob Kessel for pricing and availability.

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Close up from ASTRO BOY KAIDAN print. Some may recognize Doctor Elefun.

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Astro Boy (鉄腕アトム Tetsuwan Atomu, lit. “Mighty Atom”) is a Japanese manga series and television program first broadcast in Japan from 1963 to 1966. The story follows the adventures of a fictional robot named Astro Boy and a selection of other characters along the way.

Astro Boy is the first Japanese television series that embodied the aesthetic that later became known as anime. It originated as a manga comic series started in 1951 by Osamu Tezuka, who is known as the “god of manga”. For a time Astro Boy enjoyed a level of popularity in Japan equivalent to Disney’s Mickey Mouse.

Yuri (百合), also known by the wasei-eigo construction Girls Love (ガールズラブ guruzu rabu), is a Japanese jargon term for content and a genre involving love between women in manga, anime, and related Japanese media. Yuri can focus either on the sexual or the emotional aspects of the relationship, the latter sometimes being called shojo-ai by western fans.

Etymology

The word yuri (百合) literally means “lily”, and is a relatively common Japanese feminine name. In 1976, Itō Bungaku, editor of Barazoku (薔薇族, lit. rose tribe), a magazine geared primarily towards gay men, first used the term yurizoku (百合族, lit. lily tribe) in reference to female readers in the title of a column of letters called Yurizoku no heya (百合族の部屋, lit. lily tribe’s room). It is unclear whether this was the first instance of this usage of the term. Not all women whose letters appeared in this short-lived column were necessarily lesbians, but some were and gradually an association developed.

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SWAPPIN’ SPIT by Bob Kessel

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YURI HENTAI TWO GIRLS CRUSH by Bob Kessel

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YURI HENTAI ANIME GIRLS by Bob Kessel

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YURI HENTAI GIRLS RABU by Bob Kessel

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YURI HENTAI ANIME GIRLS KISSING by Bob Kessel

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YURI HENTAI FRENCH KISS by Bob Kessel

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YURI HENTAI TONGUE by Bob Kessel

ANIME EXPRESSIONIST HEAD by Bob Kessel

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“ANIME EXPRESSIONIST HEAD” by Bob Kessel is available as a signed and numbered limited edition original fine art print. Contact Bob Kessel for pricing and availability.