IndianaJones.com has launched its collectibles site with a look back at some of the more interesting posters produced for the Indiana Jones series both in the USA and abroad.

Because the Indy films, like the man himself, have been seen in countless countries on nearly every continent, the posters have needed to appeal to different aesthetic and cultural sensibilities. The handful gathered here showcase some of the best and most unique imagery ever to grace an Indiana Jones poster, capturing in a glance the spirit of adventure and mystery that so well define the Indiana Jones saga.

The official Indiana Jones site has also interviewed award-winning poster artist Drew Struzan about the making of one of his latest Indiana Jones works. This interview will be online on the official site soon.

Click here to read the Indiana Jones Poster Retrospective article.

British newspaper The Sun recently conducted a Poll to select the 10 best screen outfits ever. The famous outfit worn by Harrison Ford in the Indiana Jones Trilogy was voted as the 5th best in Screen History!

Now if you look at the 9 other best outfits and if you forget you're an Indiana Jones fan for just a second - I ask a lot, I know - then the fifth place is excellent! But we're all Indiana Jones fans... the famous fedora + leather jacket deserves more than only a 5th position.

Click here to read the short article. And thanks to 00Kevin for letting us know.

The comic strip, Zortic has put on a series of 4 comic strips parodying the opening scene of Raiders of the Lost Ark. Click here to go to the first comic. Then just click 'Next' to view the next 3 comics.

Thanks to Ryan for letting us know.

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