Posted on by Graeme McMillan

Last night, ABC showed Marvel: 75 Years From Pulp To Pop, a puff piece documentary covering the changing comic book and movie making company.

So there was plenty of artwork from the vaults to show off. Including that of Marc Lapierre.

It’s just that Marc has never worked for Marvel and the art was never meant for Marvel.

From here.

I find it both hilarious and embarrassing that Marvel Studios ended up using fan art instead of one of the literally hundreds of real Iron Man covers for the show. Some poor intern is in trouble today.

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