
The Invisible Man Mondo Poster by Jason Edmiston | Universal Classic Monster Art Print
January 15, 2026
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January 15, 2026The Invisible Man Mondo Poster by Jonathan Burton | Universal Monsters Classic Art Print
$4.99 – $54.99Price range: $4.99 through $54.99
Capture the chaos of the 1933 Universal Horror classic, “The Invisible Man,” with this Mondo poster by Jonathan Burton. Features the terrifying silhouette and panicked crowd reactions. Essential for horror collectors.
Experience the Terror of Dr. Griffin
Relive the chilling 1933 Universal Monsters classic, “The Invisible Man,” with this breathtaking alternative poster created by renowned artist Jonathan Burton for Mondo. This artwork brilliantly captures the psychological terror and physical chaos inflicted by Dr. Jack Griffin. The dark, enigmatic silhouette of the Invisible Man dominates the composition, marked only by two piercing red eyes that peer out from the darkness, a stark contrast to the surrounding turmoil.
A Modern Interpretation of a Horror Masterpiece
Jonathan Burton’s distinctive illustrative style uses deep contrasts, featuring a dramatic grayscale rendering of the panicked townspeople. Clothed in 1930s attire—including policemen and distressed civilians—the crowd recoils, shields their faces, and strikes out blindly against the unseen menace that stalks them. This visually stunning piece transcends the typical movie poster, offering a sophisticated, high-art collectible that speaks to the film’s enduring legacy, directed by James Whale and based on the H.G. Wells novel.
Premium Collectible Film Art
This poster is an essential piece for collectors of Universal Horror, Mondo prints, or fans of classic science fiction. The sharp detail and evocative mood of this illustration make it a chilling focal point in any home theater or gallery wall. Celebrate the enduring terror of what you can’t see with this iconic piece of cinematic history reimagined by one of the industry’s top illustrators. The striking red title against the black and white turmoil ensures maximum visual impact.
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| Sized | 11×14 inches, 12×18 inches, 16×20 inches, 18×24 inches, 20×30 inches, 24×36 inches, 9×11 inches, Digital Download |
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