Posters and giclées

A wide variety of Futurama posters and giclées have been produced.

Name	Date	Additional Details
Futurama: Episode 1	1999	Fry, Bender and Leela feature in this B-Movie style Limited Edition Giclée inspired by the first episode "Space Pilot 3000". Individually numbered 500 piece edition, measures 24" x 36" inches (60.96cm x 91.44cm).

Debate 3004	2004	Nixon's head dwarfs the other two parties (the Fingerlicans and the Tastycrats) in the Presidental Debate of 3004 with his robotic body, but will that be enough to let him win the debate? Check out Bender's soylent green-type slogan for Fry. Limited Edition Giclée Print, 200 piece hand-numbered edition. Measures 17 3/4 inches by 8 1/4 inches (45.1cm by 21cm).

Ho-Ho-Holiday Horror!	2005	Inspired by pulp magazines from the mid-20th century, it features Bender, Robot Santa Claus, Richard Nixon (with robot body) and the Robot Devil. Individually numbered 100 piece edition, measures 14" x 19" inches (35.56cm x 48.26cm).

Attack! Bender vs Zoidberg	2006	Giant Bender and Zoidberg battle across New New York while the crew of Planet Express looks on. Based on the episode "Anthology of Interest I". Individually numbered 250 piece edition, measures 16" x 23" inches (40.64cm x 58.42cm).

The Beast with a Billion Backs	2009	The Beast with a Billion Backs is a Limited Edition Giclée on Paper Stock. Individually numbered 295 piece edition, measures 16" x 20" inches (40.64cm x 50.8cm).

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Additional Information

Most of these appear in other Futurama media.
- "Futurama: Episode 1" is the poster and promo pic for "Space Pilot 3000".
- "Ho-Ho-Holiday Horror!" is used as December in the 2001 calendar.
- "Attack! Bender vs Zoidberg" is used as December in the 2002 calendar.

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