FlixMentallo21 (aka Picassamia on our boards) has done a really, really fun fancast of “The Hero Business” as an animated series over at comicbookmovie.com, where fans create dream casts of their favorite comic-related properties. Here’s what Flix had to say:[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Greetings, post-Holiday Heroites! For this week’s Rough Monday, I’m sharing some preliminary sketches from a commission piece I did for the ever-excellent Aquaman Shrine. The idea: the modern AquaFamily celebrating the Holidays. Aquaman and Mera retained their present looks, while[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
A few weeks ago, The Hero Business hosted the return of Stiletto. She was my first published comic creation – a hard-edged heroine with a sharp blade and killer heels. Originally a joke shared with a few friends, the character[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
It’s week two of the Comics Should Be Good “The Line Is Drawn” try-outs. The theme is “team ups” and “two comic characters that have never teamed up before.” You have to choose from a selection of fan-tweets, so I[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
A piece for CBR’s “The Line it is Drawn” tryouts. The theme: “Turn a famous person/character into a superhero or supervillain.” Here’s a famous red-headed mop top as an anti-hero(ine). It’s a Hard Knock Origin, punk! I wanted to do[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
Yet another commission from New York Comic-Con 2011 – it’s Dr. Eli Malefactor by Derek Fridolfs.
Dr. Malefactor already made a cameo in a previous installment of Frankenstein Superstar. And this week, here’s a second little cameo in our shared universe by the excellent John Hazard. What do you think, heroites? Should we stage a full-fledged[…]↓ Read the rest of this entry…
For this week’s Rough Monday, I’d like to share another commission from New York Comic-Con. Here’s Parker by Mario Armando González of Wyliman fame. I like how he incorporated the Demonicron.
Here’s another commission from New York Comic-Con – a super-cute Parker from Tara Tallan, of the great Galaxion webcomic.
This week’s Rough Monday is a piece from Adam Hicks, commissioned at New York Comic-Con. Nice, huh?
