How Black Hand Almost Killed Me!

I think the title is pretty self-explanatory. Original DC content written by John Broome with art by Gil Kane/Sid Greene. Click on each page to enlarge...

All Is Fair in Love

I won't say too much about the Valentine's Day cover I drew (written by Chris Sims) for Comics Alliance, but you can head over there yourself and check it out.

Sprocket

Nothing Earth-shaking this post. I hadn't drawn anything Halo & Sprocket related in a while and thought I'd share. Ahhh. Visiting an old friend.

A Few More Animated Comic Covers

See my other animated covers here. This time, I had the urge to work on a modern comic cover, so I picked the beautiful Daredevil #7, by Paolo Rivera...

Daredevil put me in such a peaceful mood, I then decided to try my hand at a Calvin and Hobbes collection cover, The Days Are Just Packed...

Finally, I give you Batman #15, from 1943. Original cover by Jack Burnley...

Would Abraham Lincoln have been better-looking with a full beard?

With those eyebrows, I'm assuming he could have grown a 'stache. I did a little Photoshop work, to see if he looked more suave, but still can't decide. Ladies?

An Aquaman shirt you will (hopefully) never see.

Many of you have probably seen Ninja T-shirts like this one...

Should this also be a direction for Superhero shirts...?

I deeply apologize for showing that to you.

Wait! Here's another one...

Oh no, did I just post that out-loud?

I hope we can still be friends.

More Animated Comic Covers

I've been incredibly busy over the Holidays, but I did manage to animate a couple of old comic covers.

First up, Nick Fury, Agent of Shield #4, from 1968. Original cover by groovy Jim Steranko. It feels like it should be accompanied by music...

Next, what's more fun than an old Lois Lane cover? Animating an old Lois Lane cover! Here's Lois Lane #29, from 1961. Original cover by Curt Swan/Stan Kaye. (And no, I didn't change any content in the situation.)


(And don't ask me what the situation is. I've never read the book!)