Dusty Star by Adam Hughes!
Dusty Star by Adam Hughes. I love the use of negative space. Cool concept and excellent execution.
Dusty Star created by Andrew Robinson
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Wolverine by John Byrne & John Beatty
I used to own this original by John Byrne and John Beatty. Loved it then and it’s still a favorite.
Hellboy by John Beatty
I’ve loved this John Beatty Hellboy drawing since the first time I saw it.
Frank Miller Sin City Gallery at The Bristol Board!
The Bristol Board has a Frank Miller Sin City Gallery. It is more than worth a look. You’ll see the piece above and several others in a Marv-sized format!
Gravedigger by Rick Burchett
I absolutely love the use of negative space in this beautiful drawing by Rick Burchett.
Marv by Jordi Bernet!
Marv from Frank Miller’s Sin City is one of my all-time favorite characters. I love seeing artists do their “take” on the big lug. Today we have Marv by Jordi Bernet.
Source: Phil Hester.
Punisher Widescreen by Mike Zeck
Mike Zeck gives us a widescreen Punisher!
Werewolf Head by Bernie Wrightson!
Werewolf headshot by Bernie Wrightson. Now THAT is a werewolf!
Superman by Mike Wieringo!
There is always a joy in art by Mike Wieringo. That is one of the things that made him a perfect artist for Superman.
The Collected Will Eisner’s John Law by Will Eisner and Gary Chaloner is coming!
The Collected Will Eisner’s John Law by Will Eisner and Gary Chaloner is coming! It will drop on March 4, 2025. Preorders are available now. Here is the lowdown…
Wherever men live, be they nomads or city dwellers, there they must have law and a man to enforce it.
Meet Detective John Law of Crossroads City. Strong, decent, hardworking and hard-nosed. He’s a man who believes in the law and order. He’s the last of a dying breed.
In 1948, Will Eisner produced the first issue of “John Law Detective”, which he intended to add to a line of self-published comics. However, after Eisner’s “Baseball Comics”, “Kewpies”, and “Pirate Comics” failed to find an audience, John Law never made it to the newsstand and was quietly dropped, with much of the original artwork reworked in 1950 for his most famous creation, The Spirit.
Featuring original stories by Will Eisner, Gary Chaloner’s award-winning reboot from 2004, including a previously unpublished John Law Story, and a foreword by long-time Eisner publisher Denis Kitchen, this is a must-have for not just Eisner fans but comic collectors of all ages.
Wolverine & Hellboy by Jeff Wamester!
This one came out of the Zablo vault. It’s by Jeff Wamester. I discovered Wamester through his website. He was posting cool art like this Wolverine/Hellboy above.
I was lucky to meet and get a sketch from Jeff Wamester at a convention. He rocked Sly Stallone from Nighthawks.
Jeff Wamester went on to become Director at WB animation with experience as a storyboard artist, character designer and comic book illustrator.
That’s NOT Marv by Ron Garney!
Marv from Frank Miller’s Sin City is one of my all-time favorite characters. I love seeing artists do their “take” on the big lug. I originally posted the drawing above was Marv by Ron Garney. While it is by Ron Garney, the character isn’t Marv.
It is actually Ira Rath from the MEN OF WRATH series Garney did with Jason Aaron. I should have known that since I’ve read (and enjoyed) MEN OF WRATH.
Thanks to Joey Jo-Jo Junior Shabadoo for the correction!
