Man of Steel movie ending revisited!

As the below scenario occurred to me, I took the liberty to assemble it. Click to enlarge.

It's amazing how well the images match up! Perhaps Warner Bros. should pay Scott McCloud to add the scene to future releases of the film.

Bigfoot vs Clown

I have a new T-shirt design up for voting on Threadless!

EDIT: Voting closed.

And please, if you're a clown, for your own safety, remember to always lock-up your shoes.

Recent work

I'll say upfront, I assume most people visit my blog for the superhero parodies. I love doing them. I have plans for more. But, for now, here's other art I've been doing--

I continue to work on my 140 page monster graphic novel. Below is a one-off panel showing that there is a vampire loose in the story. I'm going with somewhat iconic looks for all the monsters, which include ghosts, zombies, and werewolves. As with my comic heroes parodies, I like applying my own logic onto iconic characters.

All things considered, I'm close to halfway finished. I constantly debate whether this would be best released as a graphic novel, a web comic, or even a monthly mini-series. We'll see.

Below is a faux comic cover for an upcoming independent film by Jørgen Pedersen. It's titled "Cook & Banks," due out in the Summer of 2015. Jørgen give me descriptions and asked for art of the title characters, with a 70's-80's hero vibe. You can find out a bit more information at Bare Bear Productions.

And finally, if you're a gamer, my "Happiness is Fleeting" zombie image is now available as an awesome playmat! Available at Inked Playmats!

Boys Night Out

Threadless had a Parody challenge, and I had the urge to participate. I only had a day to do it. The above image is what came out of me. You can vote for it here, if you wish! The voting is open for the next week or so.

In other news, I'm up to page 53 on the 140 page graphic novel I'm working on! I continue to stay excited about it. I don't even care if I end a sentence with a preposition!

Superman and the Car

The real story behind the cover of Action Comics #1 came to me in a dream. I, of course, had to draw it.

Yes, I know car alarms didn't exist in 1939. Don't ruin my fun.

A Cheap Thrill is still a Thrill.

Threadless is currently having a Words of Wisdom challenge. I thought it would be fun to try my hand at creating a lettering design. So, I did one! You can see it and vote for it here, if you like.

EDIT: Voting's over. I didn't fare too well. When I think of a "cheap thrill", I think of something like eating a frosted brownie upside-down, so that the sweet icing is on my tongue. Maybe most folks think a "cheap thrill" is something creepier than that...

Why Batman Doesn't Smile

My theory, anyhow.