[Photos] An Artist's Rendering of Ant-Man's Vietnam Vacation

If you are a loyal fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, there might have been times when you wonder how those superheroes would appear in real life.

Understanding that fantasy of Vietnamese fans, Marvel has released a collection of promotional artworks for one of their heroes, Ant-Man, following the premier of Ant-Man and the Wasp in Vietnam. The collection illustrates what the size-shifting hero would look like during a visit to iconic destinations in Vietnam.

The works were made by visual artist Ti Du and team, with creative direction and photography by Monkey Minh and perspective by Ben Pham.

Take a look at these adorable visuals below: 

Why would a superhero visit Ben Thanh Market? For food, of course! There’s no way you can fight villains on an empty stomach, but it seems like Ant-Man is going to need more than one portion of bánh tráng trộn if he wants to fill a stomach that size.

Who said that superheroes only fight bad guys and have no sense of art? Ant-Man is definitely good at handmade crafts, as he constructed a giant nón lá just to decorate the Bitexco Financial Tower. Or maybe that’s just his new gear. A size-shifting device only used for objects?

Ant-Man also likes to grab a coconut, sit in the middle of Da Nang's Dragon Bridge and just chill.

Shopping at Cai Rang Floating Market couldn't get any easier than just walking from boat to boat gathering anything you want. Or you could just wait for them to surround you.

He didn’t forget to buy some flowers as keepsakes when he wrapped up his trip to Hanoi either.

[Photos via Hands-On]

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