Scarfolk is a town stuck in the 1970s and a blog slowly releasing pieces of the town's municipal history. The reworked book covers, posters, and public information ads are humorous and uncannily realistic. 'Certain themes resurface: the municipal, the occult, childhood and school days, totalitarianism and dystopia, memory and nostalgia, societal paranoia and fear of disease, television and radio.'

The Superhero Noir Posters series by Macedonia-based graphic designer and comic artist Marco Manev takes our fearless heroes and places them in very fitting 1950s film noir style enviornments. This is not Manev's first set of comic book hero inspired posters. You can see his previous series of minimalist tributes to our favourite hereos here. (via my modern met).

One poster from a series of graphic Feminist posters from New York-based artist Samira. These posters (for sale!) blend a saccharine palette and dainty patterns with stong language and fierce women. With a retro feel and skillful appropriations of pop culture imagery, her artwork's aesthetic qualities work perfectly with their important message.

John Van Hammersveld has been creating iconic images for decades. He produced rock posters for the likes of Jimi Hendrix and Cream. His influence on surf culture is timeless with his image for the Endless Summer movie. Recently John has been creating a series of wave images.

We can't believe this series hadn't been done before, but when we saw this series of Star Wars propaganda posters the other day, we knew it was a jackpot for fans. Artists such as Mike Kungl, Cliff Chiang, Joe Corroney, and Dane of Monkey Minion helped create the posters.

The Small Gift / Sanrio 50th Anniversary exhibitions and events have long ended, but Graff Supply has available for the first time outside of Small Gift Miami special limited-edition prints by past Juxtapoz feature artists: POSE, Anthony Lister, and CRASH. Images after the jump . . .