'Scars' Limited Edition Fine Art Giclée Print on Paper by Artist Alex Ross

“Scars” is a dramatic illustration by Alex Ross that appeared as a pin-up in the comic titled Batman: Black & White. This striking image gives us a candid look behind the famed Batsuit and reveals a battle-scarred Bruce Wayne. Ross garnered his inspiration for Scars from a Joe Stanton drawing and a story about a future version of Batman marrying Catwoman. During one point in the story there is a scene where Batman is out of Costume and Catwoman gasps as she sees his back and all the scars.

Each print is hand numbered, and is signed by Alex Ross. The image is reproduced as an Elegant Hand Torn Fine Art Giclée on paper in an edition of 195. 

About Alex Ross

Considered one of the greatest artists in the field of comic books, Alex Ross has revitalized classic superheroes into works of fine art with his brilliant use of gouache paint. Just as Andy Warhol elevated soup can labels into multi-million dollar artworks, Ross has transformed comic books. By building on the foundation of the great artists who came before him—Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, John Romita, Neal Adams, George Perez, and others—Ross's paintings have revolutionized the comic book industry and transcended the newsstand origins of his profession.