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B MOVIE ART: A CAREER IN BLACK AND WHITE By: Mike DiGrazia | A COLLECTION OF B MOVIE POSTER ART DECADES IN THE MAKING!


 (Press Release)

Whether you know it or not, you’ve likely seen the B-MOVIE ART of Mike DiGrazia. SHARKNADO, MEGA SHARK, MEGA PIRANHA, MEGA PYTHON VS GATOROID, ZOOMBIES, TRANSMORPHERS, AQUARIUM OF THE DEAD and SNAKES ON A TRAIN are just a handful of the HUNDREDS of movie posters he’s designed since 2005.


His art has been seen in THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER, VARIETY, ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY, FANGORIA, RUE MORGUE and countless other publications.

This collection of 120 pieces of his B-MOVIE art in glorious black and white, is a MUST HAVE for B Movie, horror, sci-fi and pop culture fans of all stripes. In addition to a multi-page introduction by the author, the book is beautifully compiled with each piece of art printed on glossy, high quality paper and accompanied by the synopsis of the film it represents on the opposite page to give context to each piece.

Tony Isabella, esteemed comic book writer and Creator of DC’s Black Lightning calls it “A stunning collection of poster art from the man who created such iconic images as Sharknado, 6-Headed Shark Attack, Abraham Lincoln vs. Zombies and so many other cheesy delights.”

B MOVIE ART: A CAREER IN BLACK AND WHITE will be available everywhere books are sold on July 17, 2024 and is currently available for PRE-ORDER on AMAZON, BARNES & NOBLE and other online retailers.


digraziart@gmail.com 
www.instagram.com/digmovieart 

Mike DiGrazia has been designing movie posters since 2005. He’s also a fine artist, a musician and occasionally writes books and stuff. ( PICK A LANE, DUDE! ) He currently lives on Earth and has an affinity for the font Eurostyle... and Godzilla!






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