Hyperforce 3000: “The Basement Wasn’t There Yesterday” Anime Superhero Poster

Uncle Glick has turned the Hyperforce basement into something that definitely was not there yesterday. While he enthusiastically works through impossible equations, Captain Gridlock tries to make sense of the situation, Crimson Nova studies the problem, and Pixel Pop appears far too interested in whatever strange science is happening next.

The scene captures the offbeat superhero comedy at the heart of Hyperforce 3000, where dimensional physics, questionable inventions, and one extremely serious hero collide with a team that refuses to make anything simple.

Printed as a high-quality rolled giclée poster, this landscape artwork is available in:

24 × 16 in
36 × 24 in

Matte Paper — Smooth, low-glare surface well suited to illustrated artwork.

High-quality giclée printing preserves the bright superhero colors, crisp anime linework, chalkboard details, and playful laboratory atmosphere of the original artwork.

FROM THE STORY

This artwork is inspired by “The Basement Wasn’t There Yesterday” from Hyperforce 3000, where Uncle Glick reveals that the team’s ordinary basement has become an impossible interdimensional laboratory. :contentReference[oaicite:0]{index=0}

Read the story: Hyperforce 3000

Product Features

• Rolled giclée art poster
• Landscape 3:2 format
• Available in 24 × 16 in and 36 × 24 in
• Matte paper
• Features Captain Gridlock, Crimson Nova, Pixel Pop, and Uncle Glick
• Anime superhero comedy artwork
• Mad-science laboratory scene
• Ideal for game rooms, offices, bedrooms, studios, and anime collections
• Original Epic Anime Lore artwork

For best results, display behind glass or acrylic and avoid prolonged exposure to direct sunlight or excessive moisture.