GLOW series premiere TV billboards...

Happy Fourth of July, are you ready to rumble with the lady wrestlers of GLOW?

The new dramedy is the latest Netflix show to get a chance to shine in the spotlight, following the lives of Gorgeous Ladies of Wrestling in and out of the ring in the Eighties.

Set in 1985 Los Angeles and inspired by the real-life all-female wrestling series, the comedy stars Alison Brie as 'Ruth Wilder' aka 'Zoya the Destroyer', a struggling actress invited by Marc Maron's director 'Sam Sylvia' along with other women to audition for a TV pilot.

Complicating matters and making for TV gold is the person in the other corner is her former friend and soap star 'Debbie Eagan' aka 'Liberty Belle' (played by Betty Gilpin), whose husband Ruth had an affair with, making for an explosive fight in the ring.

This collection of eye-catching billboards for the new show were snapped along Cahuenga Boulevard, Santa Monica Boulevard, Hollywood Boulevard, Vine Street and the Sunset Strip from June 27 to July 2, 2017.

The series also received extra standout with these fab special extension cut-out billboards, with lady wrestlers launching themselves at each other on opposite sides of the Sunset Strip in West Hollywood.

Fore more great examples of interconnecting billboards along the Sunset Strip, make sure you also check out these series launch billboards for The Bridge, these dueling cannon installations for Black Sails, these Amanda Knox documentary billboards and these 13th documentary billboards to name but a few.

If you're a fan of outrageous 80s fashion, music, neon and big hair, then it looks like this is the camp comedy to stream this summer season for you.

UPDATED: Here's also a GLOW billboard with some extra embellishment in the form of a neon sign treatment for the show's title, snapped along the Sunset Strip on July 5, 2017 by day and night.

As you can see the neon sign installation has great standout at night and really fits with the 80s setting of the show.

Plus for another fun neon sign example from Netflix, be sure to check out the recent Emmy consideration neon billboard for Stranger Things.

Daily Billboard wonders what Netflix offering will be next to receive the neon treatment, although let's hope it doesn't overuse the gimmick in the coming months.

UPDATED: Congratulations to GLOW for garnering four Screen Actors Guild Award nods, for Alison Brie, Marc Maron, Cast and Stunt Ensemble, plus a Golden Globe actress nomination for Alison Brie.

This awards nomination billboard was snapped at Melrose and La Brea Avenues on January 3, 2017.

And even though Alison Brie didn't win her Golden Globe, here's another fabulous SAG Awards nominee billboard featuring the ensemble cast photographed along West Hollywood's Sunset Strip on January 10, 2017.

UPDATED: GLOW may not nabbed any Golden Globes or SAG Awards for its debut season, but maybe this consideration billboard will help the show's chances at the Emmys this year. This Emmy FYC billboard featuring Alison Brie and Marc Maron was captured along Beverly Boulevard on May 16, 2018.

Here's also more support for the women's wrestling comedy spotted along the busy Sunset Strip on May 22, 2018. These awards campaign billboards are not only a great way of garnering Emmy votes, but also a clever way of getting passersby ready for a forthcoming season.

UPDATED: Here's another Emmy consideration ad creative featuring Betty Gilpin ruling the ring, photographed along La Cienega Boulevard on May 23, 2018.

And here's also a colourful wall mural ad for the show spotted along Melrose Avenue on June 25, 2018.

UPDATED: The long awards campaigning season for the debut season of GLOW may be coming to an end, but not before nabbing ten Emmy nominations.

This Emmy nominee billboard for the show was snapped along the Sunset Strip on August 7, 2018.

UPDATED: Here's also a fun special extension cut-out billboard which really stands out along Pico Boulevard on August 17, 2018.

Plus fans of the show can also enjoy these GLOW wrestling costumes from the first season on display at L.A.'s FIDM Museum.