The Ultimate Wasteland Art: Tyler Stout’s Road Warrior Poster

Witness the explosive kinetic energy of the post-apocalyptic Australian Outback captured by master artist Tyler Stout. This incredibly detailed screenprint commemorates George Miller’s groundbreaking 1981 classic, Mad Max 2: The Road Warrior, widely regarded as one of the greatest action films ever made.

Originally released by Mondo in 2008, this iconic poster design is a must-have for serious collectors and fans of the franchise. Stout’s signature style features an intricate collage of characters and machinery: the stoic Max Rockatansky, the menacing figure of The Humungus (wearing his unmistakable hockey mask), the savage Lord Humungus gang, and of course, the Feral Kid. The composition is centered around Max’s legendary V8 Interceptor, surrounded by stacks of tires and weaponry, embodying the scarcity and violence that define the wasteland.

A Definitive Piece of Movie Memorabilia

Unlike standard theatrical posters, this Tyler Stout rendition elevates the film’s gritty aesthetic into high art. The color scheme—dominated by military green, white, and stark red accents—perfectly mirrors the desolate, yet vibrant, setting of the film. Below the main imagery, a silhouette depicts the chaos and confrontation of the oil refinery siege, highlighting the constant struggle for resources. Whether you are a devotee of the Mad Max saga, a fan of Mondo’s limited edition prints, or a collector of cult film posters, this design brings the relentless pursuit and survival themes of The Road Warrior directly to your wall. It’s a statement piece that honors the raw, untamed spirit of the greatest road warrior.