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Taking his talents to Marvel Studios for Shang-Chi, it's clear that the master artist got to unleash his full scary potential with the villainous monster hiding in the Ta Lo cave.

Marantz certainly has a history of scary designs for superhero movies, as proven by his work for the DCEU on Zack Snyder's Justice League earlier this year. I was looking at a lot of Chinese Kites for inspiration there, trying to tie in some cultural element to the design." Chinese Legend Coming To Life For Marvel I knew that the creature would be too large to have any real interaction with the human characters if he didn’t have something that he could actually used to fight them. My favorite elements of the design are the many tales/tendrils coming off of his back and wings. I still can’t believe this guy got on screen. I often get that note and have to dial things back a bit. "My biggest hurtle with my work at Marvel is that I tend to lean too scary. Understanding that the dragon would be "too large" to actually interact with the human characters without a tool, Marantz spoke about "looking at.Chinese Kites" for inspiration on the smaller dragons to help add to the "cultural element" in the movie: