Bruce Lee and Brandon Lee Centerfold Poster
About This Vintage Centerfold Poster
This original vintage centerfold poster is an exceptional collectible for martial arts enthusiasts and fans of the Lee family. The poster features a striking screen test image of Bruce Lee as the legendary Zatoichi, the blind swordsman warrior. Capturing Bruce at his iconic best, this rare piece offers a glimpse into his unfilmed portrayal of the character, making it a unique item in martial arts cinema history.
The poster also includes a haunting image of Bruce’s son, Brandon Lee, as Eric Draven in The Crow, creating a powerful tribute to the Lee family’s enduring legacy.
This vintage piece is perfect for collectors seeking a remarkable artifact that spans two generations of legendary figures.
Item Details
Era: 1990s (1996)
Type: Vintage Magazine Centerfold Poster
Celebrites: Bruce Lee. Brandon Lee
Subject: Celebrities, Hollywood Movie Stars, Martial Arts, Commemorative, Sports Memorabilia, Movie Memorabilia
Dimensions: 16 × 11 inches (40.64 x 27.94 cm)
Printed: Double-sided
Reverse: Features the original 1996 print advertisements, including the famous "Flick of the Wrist" Knock Out Power home-study course ad and an editorial review for the documentary Misadventure? The Life and Death of Bruce Lee.
Condition: Because this was issued as a centerfold, it features the authentic factory fold line typical of original magazine centerfolds. Expected signs of original magazine binding and removal may be present, including staple holes, light impressions, and minor edge wear. These characteristics are consistent with the age and original publication of the piece.
Origin
Magazine: Karate International Magazine
Issue Date: 02/03 / 1996
Publisher: Michael DePasquale Jr.
Additional Information
This is the highly sought-after original first printing from the February/March 1996 issue. Due to its immense popularity among JKD and martial arts collectors, Karate International Magazine later recycled and reprinted this exact front image as a centerfold in their August 1997 issue. This is the first.
