Fargo is about to wrap up in a couple of weeks on FX while The Strain is set to make its debut. And to commemorate both occasions (as well as the ATX Television Festival, which closes tomorrow night), Mondo is releasing a trio of posters based on both shows.

Artist Matt Taylor is responsible for the Fargo image, which I think has more in common with the film than the Billy Bob Thornton/Martin Freeman series. If I recall, the police find the body in the trunk in the film and out in the woods in the film.

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Fargo
Artist: Matt Taylor

Size: 18″ x 24″
Edition of 245
$35

*On sale Tuesday, June 17th at www.mondotees.com

“The Strain is a highly anticipated upcoming drama series from Academy Award® nominated Filmmaker Guillermo del Toro, author Chuck Hogan, and writer/producer Carlton Cuse. The ensemble cast stars Corey Stoll, Mia Maestro, Sean Astin, Kevin Durand, Natalie Brown, Jonathan Hyde, Richard Sammel, Jack Kesy, Ben Hyland, and Miguel Gomez. Based on the best-selling vampire novel trilogy of the same title written by del Toro and Hogan, the series will make its television premiere on FX in July 2014.”

The pair of Strain images are even nicer (I think), especially since the artists at Phantom City Creative played around with the same design in two distinct ways. The yawning maw of terror is nice, but the writhing mass of crazy bodies is better still.

The Strain
Artist: Phantom City Creative

Size: 18″ x 24″
Edition of 125 (Each Version)
$35 *On sale Friday, July 11th at www.mondotees.com

“Fargo is a 10-episode limited series written by Noah Hawley, which is an original adaptation of the Academy Award®-winning feature film by the Cohen brothers. Rounding out Fargo’s colorful cast of recurring characters will be Academy Award®-winner Billy Bob Thornton as “Lorne Malvo.” Emmy® winner Bob Odenkirk as “Deputy Bill Oswalt,” Golden Globeâ„¢ and Emmy-nominated Oliver Platt as “Stavros Milos,” Screen Actors Guild Award® winner Kate Walsh as “Gina Hess,” Glenn Howerton (It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia) as “Don Chumph,” Joey King as “Greta Grimly,” Peter Breitmayer as “Lieutenant Schmidt,” Tom Musgrave as “Bo Munk,” Josh Close as “Chazz Nygaard,” Russell Harvard as “Mr. Wrench,” Adam Goldberg as “Mr. Numbers,” Keegan-Michael Key as “Bill Budge” and Jordan Peele as “Webb Pepper.” The series ”

Don’t worry, you’ve got over a week before these go on sale and become nearly impossible to get. In the meantime, enjoy the preview.