Iron Man, Hurley and a Gay Dalek

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Tue Jun 10, 2008 — by Rick Marshall

Iron Man, Hurley and a Gay Dalek

Artist Daryl Cunningham covers all the pop culture bases

Michael Pinto at Fanboy.com recently directed me to this Flickr set posted by artist Daryl Cunningham. There's some great use of color in Cunningham's work, and I can't help but love the pop culture inspiration. Heck, there's a bit of DC, a bit of Doctor Who and even some Lost mixed in there.

Here's one example, with a few more after the jump:

Iron Man: War Zone

The Aforementioned "Gay Dalek"

One of my personal favorites, "The Thing and Dog"

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