Marvel Panorama Prints

[comix4fun]

Chris,

Hi, I was wondering. Do you know if the creators will get anything via reprint rights for their artwork being used?

 

 

I think it will depend on what deal they had with the publishers/copyright holders.

 

Given the time frame of most of these images (20+ years old) it's probably under whatever original terms they were contracted under at the time the art was created.

 

The people licensing the images from Marvel are paying Marvel. I don't know if Marvel is paying anyone else.

[spidrvacc]

Those are so cool. I buy alot of stuff from Tanga so i may be looking into these.

[Chip Cataldo]

Those pictures on the Tanga site are very misleading, it states the size of the canvas is only 36" x 12"

 

From those pictures it seems like they are at least 5 feet long if not bigger.

 

Peace,

 

Chip

[Davenport]

Those pictures on the Tanga site are very misleading, it states the size of the canvas is only 36" x 12"

 

From those pictures it seems like they are at least 5 feet long if not bigger.

 

Peace,

 

Chip

Wow, you're right. I'm such a visual person I didn't read the actual dimensions.

 

In the Iron Man image there's a lot of 'measurement identifiers'.: 5X7 photo, 12" album covers, desk lamp hood probably around 3.5 inches. Those twin stacks of album covers, roughly 2 feet, making a 6 foot dresser.

 

I'm guessing whoever did the ad shot just scaled the art up until 'it looked good', with no attention to scale. Nothing nefarious, just sloppy.

Actual size, if 36", would be roughly from the right edge of the turntable to the left edge of dresser. Thickness would be one of those album covers turned on end.

 

[marvelcollector]

Those pictures on the Tanga site are very misleading, it states the size of the canvas is only 36" x 12"

 

From those pictures it seems like they are at least 5 feet long if not bigger.

 

Peace,

 

Chip

Wow, you're right. I'm such a visual person I didn't read the actual dimensions.

 

In the Iron Man image there's a lot of 'measurement identifiers'.: 5X7 photo, 12" album covers, desk lamp hood probably around 3.5 inches. Those twin stacks of album covers, roughly 2 feet, making a 6 foot dresser.

 

I'm guessing whoever did the ad shot just scaled the art up until 'it looked good', with no attention to scale. Nothing nefarious, just sloppy.

Actual size, if 36", would be roughly from the right edge of the turntable to the left edge of dresser. Thickness would be one of those album covers turned on end.

 

 

What's a turntable?

 

 

 

 

[Icculus308win]

Awesome stuff!!

Bummed no DD in the "Character lineup" one.

[mackenzie999]

Based on an album being 12", I resized the print to about 3x the width of the turntable, which may still be adding an inch or three to the actual size. Original representation greyed out in back. This is a pretty serious misrepresentation that they should address immediately.

 

[comix4fun]

Based on an album being 12", I resized the print to about 3x the width of the turntable, which may still be adding an inch or three to the actual size. Original representation greyed out in back. This is a pretty serious misrepresentation that they should address immediately.

 

 

 

I think that's the website seller's mock up pic.

 

 

The manufacturer makes these up to 90" so it's possible the retailer is using the wrong image.

[mackenzie999]

 

I think that's the website seller's mock up pic.

 

Meaning this is how they are presenting it to the public, correct? A little off is reasonable, but their version is almost double the reality.

 

I don't mean to bash, I think it's a great product (although as an art director they could be designed a little better), I just think they will save themselves some potentially disappointed customers by showing it accurately. Yes it lists actual dimensions but I'm sure many will overlook that in favor of what they see in front of them.

 

Edit: missed the 90" part, so all good as long as that is made clear in their advertising

[comix4fun]

 

I think that's the website seller's mock up pic.

 

Meaning this is how they are presenting it to the public, correct? A little off is reasonable, but their version is almost double the reality.

 

I don't mean to bash, I think it's a great product (although as an art director they could be designed a little better), I just think they will save themselves some potentially disappointed customers by showing it accurately. Yes it lists actual dimesions but I'm sure many will overlook that in favor of what they see in front of them.

 

 

I just mean that the actual manufacturer makes them in sizes up to 90" in length and it looks like an error by the end retailer. He's got a 36" canvas and he's using the wrong template. He should fix it.

[Davenport]

Marked "Sold Out" across the board. Good for them.

 

Maybe with demand will come more characters and other publishers. (said the DC fan)