The Best Sci-Fi, Fantasy, and Horror Posters From Alamo Drafthouse's New Auction

This stark but beautiful collection of posters for the first three films released in the Star Wars franchise includes only first editions. As of November 30, the highest bid for this collection was over $4,000.

This is an extremely limited-edition version of Tyler Stout’s poster for 2014's Guardians of the Galaxy, made from a heavy piece of sheet metal. Only 40 seem to have been produced, with at least one of them ending up in director James Gunn’s possession.

This gorgeous poster (first edition) may suggest it’s going to be another quiet day at the beach—but we all know what’s in store for these swimmers.

We may have to wait a while for Scarlett Johansson’s debut as a new Bride of Frankenstein, but in the meantime, there’s this amazing poster for Universal’s iconic 1935 monster flick.

James Edmiston illustrates the debut of the Mother of Dragons in the season one finale of Game of Thrones. Spoilers: Only one of them makes it.

Drafthouse is auctioning off a signed copy of this amazing (and detailed!) Akira poster.

The TARDIS isn’t the only thing that can travel through time. Take a journey into the past with this vintage-style Doctor Who poster commemorating the 1963 debut of the iconic sci-fi series.

This signed poster proves it: Nothing is scarier than a bunch of pissed-off birds.

There are a few Kill Bill posters up for auction from the Alamo Drafthouse, including this Japanese-language variant edition.

This poster takes the phrase “snake eating its own tail” to a whole new level.

Tom Whelan’s Pixar posters go “to infinity and beyond,” as this Toy Story item is being auctioned off alongside his poster for Monsters Inc.

And finally, I can’t get over the gorgeous vintage vibe from this Aaron Horkey poster. It makes me feel like I’m about to visit a World’s Fair...and then get eaten by dinosaurs.

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