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Mad Max, Karate Kid & Star Wars Art Among Awesome Comic-Con Exclusives

By Germain Lussier Published July 2, 2015, 5:00 pm ET

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Gallery 1988 is one of the premiere pop culture art galleries in the world and this year they’re bringing an amazing line up of exclusive art to San Diego Comic-Con featuring Mad Max: Fury Road, Guardians of the Galaxy, Star Wars: The Force Awakens and more.

The Los Angeles-based gallery revealed the collection of art on their website, which will be available at booth 5250 on Friday and Saturday of Comic-Con only. Here’s the work, followed by the artist’s name.

Scott C

Tom Whalen

Nan Lawson

Anthony Petrie

Joey Spiotto

Kevin Dart

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