Crow Images

Welcome to Crow Images. This is a gallery of Crow Fans' favourite Crow pictures, from comics, film or anywhere.

If you would like to submit your own Crow Fan Favourite image then all you have to do is attach it to an e-mail and send it to The Crow's Attic. Remember to include a few words on why you have chosen this picture to be your all time favourite Crow image.

'This is a great image drawn by James O'Barr. I love the detail in Eric's face as it shows the pain, the anguish and the insanity in his eyes as he goes over the memories of his lost girlfriend. Overall, a fantastic piece by O'Barr.'

'This is my favourite picture because I feel that it is most illustrative of the pain and anguish that the Crow experiences.'

'The reason I chose this pic in particular is because it mirrors everything Brandon's performance stood for.  When I see Eric poised atop Top Dollar's table with his arms outstretched - ready to take on the world - I am reminded of how Brandon extended himself in every possible way for "The Crow."  His performance stands for more than most people think. The role of Eric Draven was very much Brandon's fate, and I believe he knew this, which is why he plunged headlong into the 'acting abyss.'  Brandon tackled the darkness inside of himself, and in doing so, he discovered a light that would brighten the lives of millions of people ... he gave us something that goes far beyond art, poetry, or film.  He wasn't afraid to give "The Crow" his all.  This photograph is a perfect snapshot of a man who was in the process of becoming a legend, and the image itself is legendary.'

'I like this Crow pic the best out of my collection because of the look of contemplation on Brandon's face. No words are needed. '

'Nothing is trivial, Love is Forever.'

'This task was near impossible for me. The easy way out was to choose something "cool", but I forced myself to select something that represents all sides of Eric/The Crow to me. In this image, we see driving rage, maddening sorrow, and finally...we get a full dose of cold, unbending resignation. Its all right there in this image, panel to panel, the emotional journey of The Crow.'

'Its hard to explain, this may sound crazy, but through music our feelings can be expressed. Like anger, love, sorrow and when I saw the photo with The Crow and the guitar, it was like I could feel his sorrow, his loss. He lost his life, his love and his passion (the ablity to play music).  The photo tells me all this.'

'This is probably one of my favourite pictures ever. You can almost see Draven's aggression in Lee's eyes. It's with pictures like this that you realise that someone like Brandon Lee can never be replaced.'

'This is probably the most symbolic moment of the first film.   I really love this because it signifies the fire in Eric Draven's heart and his love for Shelly Webster.  It's something of a sad irony that the scene had to be filmed without Brandon Lee.'

'I have chosen this pic because it moves me so much, Brandon looks so sweet and lovable.'

'T'was the predatory gleam in Eric Draven's eyes which compelled me to choose this picture. He's out for vengeance, and nothing will stop him from laying swift punishment to those who deserve it.....not even a rain of knives.'

'Poor ol' Tin-Tin.......too bad he's the first one to succumb to Death.'

I just love this one, because this is the most fantastic moment of The Crow movie, seeing Eric's change. His face is full of rage and sadness simultaneously. He is ready for everything now.

I like this one, because you can see that both characters are fragile. You can see the sadness, pain and emotions.

 

The Crow or an angel? Can you tell me what he was?