Tag: DC Comics

686a. Aquaman

So hey, one week left to get yourself a Christmas commission! But all the weeks left to get a regular commission! Prices remain the same either way. Sorry. This is a Christmas commission, Aquaman (Brave & The Bold edition) vs. Bat-Mite. It was brought up that Aquaman doesn’t have his own version of Bat-Mite, but …

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669. The Riddler

Commission from an anonymous client. Not the weirdest request ever, but very specific. They wanted Jim Carrey as The Riddler from the end of Batman Forever when he’s locked up in Arkham and thinks he’s Batman. The hand lettering was my own choice, to help sell the setup. I’m not great at likenesses and am …

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665. Bootleg Batman

Super fren.

664. Superman-ish

I call him “Sideways Superman”.

662. Shade

A very disappointing, crap version of this character appeared on The Flash last week. Sigh.

661. Starman

657. Jonah Hex

Jonah was on LEGENDS OF TOMORROW last night. I couldn’t resist drawing him, you know how I love characters with split faces.

654. Vigilante

I was 5 years old, around Christmastime. My brother Kent took me to a local bookstore off the corner of Dayton-Xenia Rd. and Fairfield Rd. It hasn’t been there for ages, decades. I don’t know why we there, but I was looking at comics. I think he bought me a Star Wars comic. But while …

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652. Wild Dog

Don’t know much about Wild Dog, other than I’ve seen the character’s ads since I started reading comics. There’s a part of me that thinks “well, thats just ridiculous looking.” Which is in itself ridiculous. It’s comics. Anyway, I am enjoying this character on the show Arrow. In fact, between him, Ragman, & Mr. Terrific …

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646. Superman

My friend and I were talking about 90s superheroes last night, and pouched-up belted Superman came up. I remembered him wearing this costume at some point, drawn by Dan Jurgens, so I decided to draw it (it was in the DOOMSDAY: HUNTER/PREY mini). But his mullet was not on display in that series, which is …

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