Title: THE DARK KNIGHT RETURNS (Chris Stevens)
Artist: Chris Stevens (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Commission
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 339
Likes on CAF: 31
Comments: 18
Added to Site: 12/17/2025
Location: DARK KNIGHT RETURNS Tribute Gallery (Various)
Artist:
Chris Stevens
(All)
339 Views - 18 Comments - 31 Likes
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Chris is sooo good, this is amazing.
Wow! This is BEAUTIFUL!
Fantastic! Congrats!
Heavens to Murgatroyd!
This is such a great piece. Wow!
Beautiful. Congrats!
This really looks sharp ~ congrats!
Fun piece! Love the three-dimensionality of the figures and their encore appearance in the background
Phenomenal linework. Love the Miller tribute at the top.
Smart call on your part; this one is a beauty!
Screentones! Beautiful montage of DKR imagery. Wallpower?
Look out, 'cause that screentone's on
And you don't know hatching it
Watch out, or it's Stevens doing Miller
The experiment conquered
Right now, before list much too late
Before commission wait
A Dark Knight, a darkness that's returning
A Dark Knight, the devil gets his due
A Dark Knight is everywhere descending
A Dark Knight and Robin for Lu
Now look up, well, the lines are black
And they're gaining flavor all the time
Watch out, for the Chris that you believe in
Board's going to be attacked
And you double dash dip it
Wise up, you better hatch your step
You better hatch your step
Wow. What a great and powerful image. Fantastic!
Exceptional work by Chris. He packed so many memorable scenes and poses from DKR into this piece.
If the dip is good enough why not have a few more chips!!?? This is an eye popping show stopping DKR homage piece. Each section of the piece has such great definition and clarity. This feels like a true DKR "movie poster" over anything they did with the animated adaptation's key art. Such an awesome piece, congrats!
Talented fella.
Just when I begin to think that there are new takes to be done on DKR, this pops up. Love everything about this piece. Chris Stevens killed it.