Artist BossLogic has created some very impressive posters over the years, though he may have outdone himself with his latest effort. BossLogic has created a stunning image that combines the popular Disney+Star WarsshowThe Mandalorianwith the recently releasedDeath Stranding.
In the poster, the titular Mandalorian can be seen with a BB pod like the one used by Sam Porter Bridges inDeath Stranding. However, whereas the BB pods inDeath Strandingcontain human babies, the Mandalorian’s BB pod has something a little more otherworldly. Inside the Mandalorian’s BB pod is none other than a baby version of Yoda’s species, which is a creature that plays a major role in the Disney+ show.
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The level of detail in this new BossLogic piece is incredible, and it blendsThe MandalorianandDeath Strandingin really clever ways. It’s arguably one of BossLogic’s most impressive works to date.
Those that have been following BossLogic’s art will know that the artist has created some other impressive video game works over the years. For example, when theMortal Kombatmovie reboot cast Chin Han as Shang Tsung, BossLogic created a poster showing Han in character. Since theMortal Kombatmovie reboot is currently filming and won’t be released until July 30, 2025, BossLogic’s art will have to tide fans over until an official trailer is released, which likely won’t be until late next year at the earliest.
Giving fans a glimpse at what characters may look like is a common theme in BossLogic’s work. When rumors started going around thatJohn Cena would be in theDuke Nukemmovie, BossLogic created a poster depicting Cena in the titular role.
Moving forward, fans can expect BossLogic to continue creating and sharing high quality art based on pop culture. And in the meantime, fans can keep their fingers crossed that maybeDeath StrandingDLCcould see this impressive crossover withThe Mandalorianbecome a reality in the form of an alternate costume for Sam, though we wouldn’t hold our breath.
Death Strandingis out now for PS4 with a PC release to follow in the summer of 2020.
