Metal Hurlant Tribute Posters

Some science fiction does not whisper. It lands, scratches the wall a little, and leaves a strange machine parked in the living room. This collection was created by the Posterscape creative studio, with our graphic designers, who happen to be serious science-fiction fans. It pays tribute to the visual spirit of Métal Hurlant: bold sci-fi, strange cities, cosmic machines, desert planets and impossible architecture.
These posters are made for people who like retro-futurism, graphic worlds, underground comics, and images that feel as if they came from a parallel magazine rack in 1978.

Metal Hurlant Tribute Posters for Sci-Fi Walls

A nod to cult science fiction

This collection is our tribute to the strange, graphic and slightly reckless spirit of Métal Hurlant. We wanted to capture that feeling of opening a magazine and falling into another world before finishing the first page.

Retro-futurism with teeth

Here, the future is not smooth or polite. It has machines, shadows, distant planets, worn metal, empty cities and a few ideas that probably should not have passed the safety committee. That is exactly why we like it.

Made for rooms with a story

These posters are designed for interiors that need more than a decorative print. A living room, office, studio or reading corner can take on a different tone with one strong visual world on the wall.

Inspired by comics, cinema and old sci-fi dreams

We worked with the language of underground comics, space opera, 1970s magazine covers and retro science fiction. The result is not nostalgia copied and pasted. It is a new series built from that visual tension.

Graphic posters with a collector mood

Each design is made to feel like a fragment from a bigger universe. A scene, a signal, a machine, a strange place. Enough to set the tone, but not so much that the wall starts explaining the plot.

Printed with care

Our posters are printed on matte, FSC-certified 200 g/m² paper. You can choose the print alone or add a frame, with black metal, white oak or natural oak options available depending on the size.

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