Patron asked for the Paradise X version of Hyperion. The Squadron Supreme and all its various incarnations and alternate versions confound me a bit, but they are a sort of evil but not quite Marvel version of the Justice League. I have drawn the classic version before.
Patron asked for this Power Rangers baddie. Like most villains/monsters in this series, he looks completely badass, but is probably a whiny-voiced goofy fuck in the show. But, he’s pretty metal.
My patron asked for Super-Eeyore (a mash-up of Superman and Eeyore, natch), and almost instantly as the words filtered into my brainmeats, I knew that I had to homage Frank Quitely’s iconic All-Star Superman cover. May as well take this opportunity to say that I’ll be drawing sketches at Maverick’s Cards and Comics in Kettering, …
Recently completed digital commission of Alastor from a one-episode cartoon called Hazbin Hotel. The show is definitely not meant for me, but Alastor, the Radio Demon, is a standout. Anyhoo, I apparently do digital commissions now. Contact me for deets!
I got nothin’ to say, I love Bizarro! Though it was a real coin-toss if I was gonna do modern-ish Bizarro or Silver Age “Bizarro #1” necklace Bizarro. Someday.
Erik Larsen creates perfect villains. Ridiculous and deadly. It’s a precarious combo, but he does it expertly. (Remember to order SUPER FREAKS from your friendly neighborhood comic shop [or mail order service])
He has risen and wants your chocolate brains. I watched about 6 horror movies featuring resurrected creatures all day Easter Sunday, but did not broach any Easter horror movies. Had I done so, I probably would have watched Rottentail or Easter Casket based on title alone.
She is Risen! What better way to celebrate Easter than with a character famous for undead resurrection. Rachel Beck, star of Rachel Rising. A good, but also disappointing series in that it ended with multiple dangling plot threads. I’m two issues into Five Years as of this writing, so maybe those get touched upon? I …
