Check Out This 10 Color 'RoboCop' Poster By Signal Noise

Paul Verhoven's Robocop is one of those pop culture properties that is represented by a lot of posters. But, frankly, I think we're probably okay with that. The film is awesome, a classic that is entertaining, subversive and worth revisiting again and again. Plus, it's a franchise that proves if the original works, celebrate it, don't try to do it over.

The latest poster for Robocop is by artist James White, aka Signal Noise, whose colorful, almost electric work you've probably seen on the site before. His take on this film is simple and iconic, and very of the '80s era. Even with that, it still takes 10 different colors in the screenprinting process to make it pop.

Below, check out our exclusive reveal of James White's Skuzzles Robocop poster, which will be released on May 29.

Here are the posters, which will be available at 1 p.m. EST at www.skuzzles.com.

The red regular is $50. It's a 24 x 36 inch, 10 color (including 3 metallics) screenprint in an edition of 165.

The purple variant costs $60. It's It's a 24 x 36 inch, 10 color (including 3 metallics) screenprint in an edition of 75.

For more on White, visit www.signalnoise.com.