December 2011 archive

334 – Saturn Girl

334 – Saturn Girl

Another Legionnaire for Jim Purcell, co-host and creator of The Savage FINcast, a podcast the celebrates everything Savage Dragon and Erik Larsen related, in addition to being the newest podcast addition to the Gutter Trash Network. I think three podcasts makes it a network. I have enjoyed the two attempts at drawing Legion of Superhero …

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Ok, PANIC!: Peanuts

Ok, PANIC!: Peanuts

Based on a true story.

333 – Abe Sapien

333 – Abe Sapien

Next to Roger the Homonculus, Abe is probably my favorite Hellboy supporting character. I really need to catch up on all things Hellboy and BPRD related.

332 – Fatman, The Human Flying Saucer

332 – Fatman, The Human Flying Saucer

Yet another Jeff or Sarah Potter request (again, I think it’s Jeff). This guy apparently transforms into a flying saucer with lasers, or something. I dunno. I’m more astonished by the fact that he was created by C.C. Beck after DC Comics sued Captain Marvel (Shazam) out of existence.

331 – Herbie, The Fat Fury

331 – Herbie, The Fat Fury

Another Potter family request, I think Jeff himself is the culprit of this one.

330 – Golden Age Red Tornado

330 – Golden Age Red Tornado

Another request from the Potter family, this one definitely from Sarah. If DC Comics wants to appeal to a larger audience with a strong female character, they can look no further than Ma Hunkel.

329 – Forbush Man

329 – Forbush Man

A request for either Jeff Potter or his daughter Sarah, can’t remember which.

328 – Santa Claus

328 – Santa Claus

Have a Merry Christmas, everyone.

327 – The Krampus

327 – The Krampus

My former friend and I exchanged presents last night, and despite being 33 years old, I refuse to actually purchase wrapping paper. So I found a giant brown bag, reversed it and drew the above drawing on the front of the package. She loved it. So, It’s Christmas Eve. A few years ago, I learned …

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326 – Transmetropolitan

326 – Transmetropolitan

I love Transmetropolitan. It’s one of the few long-run series that I’ve read multiple times in its entirety (Preacher, The Invisibles and Shade the Changing Man being the others). A few years back we had a pretty bad winter where it seemed to continuously snow for weeks on end. One morning, sound asleep, I wake …

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