401. Swamp Thing


1st part of a commission for a custom action figure backing board (which is why Swampy is holding an axe and mace). I don’t know how anyone could draw a Swamp Thing comic on a regular basis and not go completely insane. I struggled pretty badly just doing this one drawing. I will also point out that the insanity does not include the discussion I had to figure out how to draw Swamp Thing’s crotch area.

No movies, but today I watched all four episodes of the first season of The Young Doctor’s Notebook, which is now on Netflix. This show should appeal to all the ladies I know as it stars both Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) and Jon Hamm (Jon Hamm). It is a very very very very very very pitch black, inky dark, horrifying, gory comedy about a doctor in 1934 Moscow reminiscing about the start of his medical career in 1917 rural Russia. I recommend it, but also warn that is in not entirely “easy” to watch.

400. The Inhumans


400 days in a row! Needed something “big” to post. If you follow me on social media – why? Also, you’ve already seen this. So I’m kind of “cheating”. I don’t care.

I think at least twice over the past year I had made mention of wanting to do a full Inhumans piece. It’s weird that this piece came about the way it did. I can’t go into details, but I was “commissioned” to do this, but in a different way. In reality this is version 2 of this drawing.

Because of my crazy, I’m probably going to go back and tweak this some more, starting with the original art. And eventually, probably sell the original art and maybe prints?

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Hi. I am the world’s biggest fuckup.

395. Ookla the Mok


Last night I watched Riki-Oh: The Story of Ricky. It was ridiculous and magnificent.

394. Wonder Girl


About two weeks ago was my pal Joe’s birthday, and I drew this sketch for him. He’s a big fan of the original Teen Titans (as am I) and of Wonder Girl, aka Donna Troy (as am I).

393. Black Lightning


My favorite thing about this character is that his afro is his mask.

So. Black Superhero History month is over. My pal Jason helped me compile this list, and it was not terribly easy and leaned very Marvel heavy. Not a lot of really great black heroes out there. I mean, there are, but man, that number is low. I also realize that, in general, sales don’t exactly reflect the need for more diverse product.

I wrote that part of the blog early this morning. I meant to follow up on it. I can’t. My brain is fried. So, y’know, whatever.

392. Spectrum


Monica Rambeau, formerly known as Photon, formerly known as Pulsar, formerly known as Captain Marvel, formerly not a thing. I like her new look when Greg Land isn’t drawing it.