Growing up through the 80s and 90s, many of us were captivated by some of the most iconic comic book art ever created. Legends like Joe Jusko, Jim Steranko, and Bill Sienkiewicz handed the baton to the next generation of greats such as Marc Sylvestri, Jim Lee, The Kubert Brothers, and Alex Ross. These artists filled the pages of our favorite comics and the trading cards we traded eagerly on the playground—Marvel Masterpiece ’92 and Jim Lee’s X-Men set were staples of our collections.
These images did more than entertain; they inspired many of us to pursue the arts, expanding our imaginations and setting us on paths that would define our lives. At Lazarus Rising Games, our passion for art is deep-rooted, and with the relaunch of OverPower, we are committed to continuing this legacy by providing a platform for today’s artists to inspire the next generation.
Our first core set, Edgar Rice Burroughs and World Legends, features original art by over thirty of the best contemporary artists in the field. This roster includes both industry veterans and emerging talents, ensuring a rich and diverse visual experience for all players:
- Our Artists: Casey Parson, Chuma Hill, Don Aguillo, Francesco Tomaselli, George Kambadais, Jesus Merino, Jimbo Salgado, Jon Lam, Leo Chiola, Michal Ivan, Seth Adams, Viktor Farro, Joe Prado, Wilton Santos, Ronilson Freire, PJ Kaiowá, Kewber Baal, Julio Brilha, Ig Guaro, Elton Thomasi, Edwardo Pansica, Daniel Maia, Bruno Abdias, Alexandre Nascimento, Gabriel Weisz, Gonazol Ordonez, Philip Tan, Jim Cheung, Raymond Gay, and the legendary Joe Jusko.
We promise that every card in OverPower will showcase stunning, original artwork drawn by the finest talents in the industry. Our commitment to high-quality, inspirational art is unwavering. We feel humbled and grateful to collaborate with such incredible artists, bringing their unique visions to a new generation of fans.
Art is not just a component of our game; it is our passion and commitment. Through OverPower, we aim to spark creativity, inspire artistic pursuits, and pay homage to the visual storytellers who shape our world.
