28 DAYS LATER (regular) by Charlie Adlard
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Limited edition screen print for Danny Boyle's 2002 post-apocalyptic horror classic 28 Days Later, created by artist Charlie Adlard. This officially licensed movie poster is a collectible Mondo-style art print produced using traditional silkscreen printing techniques.
Print Specifications
- Dimensions: 18 inches × 24 inches (45.7cm × 61cm)
- Edition: Hand-numbered regular edition of 180 prints, signed by the artist
- Printing method: 3-color silkscreen process
- Printer: D&L Screenprinting
- Release date: October 7, 2011, released as a Mondo Mystery Movie
- Condition: Mint, archival quality
28 Days Later reinvigorated the zombie genre with its raw, documentary-style tension, following a small band of survivors navigating a Britain ravaged by a rage-fueled virus. Charlie Adlard's artwork brings his signature graphic-novel sensibility to the film's bleak, unnerving atmosphere, distilled into a bold, minimalist composition.
About the Artist
Charlie Adlard is an illustrator and comic artist celebrated for his stark, high-contrast linework and moody, atmospheric compositions. Best known for his work in graphic novels, Adlard brings a gritty, cinematic edge to his screen print releases, translating iconic horror and thriller imagery into bold, collectible art. His prints are highly regarded within the horror alt poster and Mondo-style screen print community for their striking visual economy.
Archival Storage and Shipping
Your print is preserved in museum-quality mylar sleeves with acid-free backing board and stored in climate-controlled flat files. Each poster is carefully handled and packed by our master shipper in a smoke-free studio environment.
Shipping includes heavyweight poster tubes with kraft and glycerine paper protection, then secured in tube boxes for safe transit. For complete shipping details, see our Shipping Policy.




