A hybrid of your childhood coloring books that you poured your creative energy into and the superhero comic books that helped you escape from home, street artist/fine artist Anthony Lister’s new one-off drawings that keep you forever 13.

Marketing himself directly to fans through his website, the brashly bright brutalist with a certain foppish elegance offers blistering tributes to all of your childhood protectors like Thor, Aquaman, The Avengers, and Captain America. It’s a dizzying punk collection made with oil stick on 225gsm Museum quality paper – screamed out with the style of an early colorist and the rage of a misunderstood truant teen.
It’s a blast from the past.







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