I’m “Toy Story.” Which Pixar Movie are You?

When I took Buzzfeed’s Which Pixar Movie are You?  I got Toy Story.  It went on to say…

You are a natural leader and pioneer while also being easily approachable and well-liked — a balance you maintain perfectly. You may also have a thing for the ’90s.

I’d like to think that all those characteristics are true, except for the thing for the 90’s.  I’m a 70’s guy.

 

Thomas Boatwright’s Rocky Balboa Watercolor

Thomas Boatwright is back again this week [just as promised]!

Thomas recently ran a watercolor sketch sale and I jumped on board for a couple.  Thomas came up with the idea of bookending the Rocky series.  Here is his take on Rocky.  The watercolor above is his riff on Rocky Balboa.  Great idea by Thomas and I love the way the art turned out.

If you’d like to see more of Thomas Boatwright’s art check out his blog and his DA site. Send him some love.

If you get commissions, you should consider a piece from Thomas. He keeps you totally in the loop on his progress, finishes his commissions on or ahead of schedule, has very reasonable prices, is a fantastic artist and always gives you more than you’re expecting!   – Craig

Parker, Shaner & a New Flash Gordon Series

Although I’m not a Flash Gordon fan, I will check out the new Flash Gordon series from IDW.  That’s because Jeff Parker [writer] and Evan Shaner [artist] will be at the helm of Flash’s new adventures.  Jeff Parker says…

“We’re bringing Flash back for a new audience.  It’s over-the-planet high action and adventure where Flash’s spirit and optimism are as powerful as anything the forces of Ming the Merciless can dish out.  We also have some of my favorite artists contributing covers – make no mistake, this book is going to absolutely kill!”

LaTour & Aaron Preview New Crime Comic

I’m a long-time fan [as in before he went pro] of Jason Latour’s talent.  

LaTour is a writer and an artist.  LaTour drew the page above and all the art in his DA Gallery.

Now LaTour has teamed up with writer, Jason Aaron to create a new crime comic called Southern Bastards.  USAToday recently previewed Southern Bastards, and Aaron summarized the series saying it is a…

“…love letter/hate rant to the South” mixed with the 1970s “redneck cinema” that gave pop cultureWalking Tall… It’s more a dark version of The Dukes of Hazzard if it was done by the Coen brothers…”

 LaTour posted the Southern Bastards preview at his site.  I’m getting my pre-order in to my local comics shop.  If this looks like something you’d enjoy, you should too.