Inspired by a comment from Josh Marowitz (friend of Joe Grunenwald and listener of League Night), I decided to give Wally West a Fourth World-inspired makeover to explain that he has become a New God, which is why he no longer exists in the DC Universe anymore.
Tag: Jack Kirby
279 – Odin
By Odin’s Beard! My friend Stephen Alexander is a member of a group called The Gem City Gentlemen of the Gilded Beard. This is a group of people who are in love with – to a possibly obsessive degree – their own beards. If my comments seem snide, it is out of pure jealousy and …
180 – Impossible Man
Fulfilling a request for Sarah Potter, daughter of my Ok, PANIC! cohort Jeff Potter who is an amazing artist that everyone should check out. Now. Do it. Stop wasting your time with this crap here. I used to buy the Impossible Man one-shots that Marvel put out in the early 90s, and always enjoyed them. …
repaneled: Mister Miracle #12
I contributed this re-drawing of a Jack Kirby/Mike Royer panel from Mister Miracle #12 to the repaneled blog. Go check out the rest of the blog! I’m pretty proud of the villain twisting the phone cord around his finger.
Doom
I’ve noticed recently a disturbing lack of supervillain art in my blog. Good villains make good comics. This is a trend I need to reverse. I also noticed an imbalance of DC characters vs. Marvel characters. Also a lack of indie characters, but whatever. I like all comics, and I abhor “fans” who are loyal …
Covered: Fantastic Four #73
I’ve been Covered. Again. Check it out, as well as all the other awesome covers too. But mostly mine.
Firestorm of the New Gods
Firestorm, a childhood favorite of mine (that I still have an affinity for), reimagined as a New God – Kirbyized. Done in Illustrator a few years back.
Orion of The New Gods by Kirby
I’ve never been a huge Jack Kirby fan, but lately I’ve been growing more and more fond of his work. I found this sketch online: And then “finished” it in Adobe Illustrator and tweaked in Photoshop.
Fantastic Four No. 9, Page 16
I drew this for one of my closest friends, Jason Young, who put together an entire collection of eclectic artists to re-create the entire issue Fantastic Four No. 9. Check out all the amazing artwork on display, and maybe look at this page too.