Tag: Marvel Comics

4. Slim Summers

Cyclops’ nickname in the early issues of X-Men was “Slim”, yet I never thought he was drawn particularly skinnier or ganglier than Angel or Iceman, or even Professor X. So I fixed it.

Hercules

Once again, my friend Stephen Alexander is taking part – along with The Gem City Gentlemen of the Gilded Beard and Beard Team Ohio – in BeardCon. The annual convention, which celebrates beards and those who love beards, is happening on October 6th, 2012 at the Greater Columbus Convention Center in Columbus, Ohio. The Con …

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Boomerang

I am humbled again to have a piece for The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Reduxe Edition. Go look at all their art, and you might accidentally find this piece.

Blacklash

I am humbled again to have a piece for The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Reduxe Edition. Go look at all their art, and you might accidentally find this piece.

Foolkiller

I am honored to be a part of the massive project called The Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Reduxe Edition. It is run by a fantastic cartoonist named Calamity Jon Morris. There are some truly amazing artists who have contributed to this blog, and also me for some reason. So go look at all …

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Ok, PANIC!: Spidey

Loki

My friend Kathleen Coyle stepped up with the first sale of the 10 dollar commissions. She wanted Loki, as she has seemingly become obsessed with him from the Thor movie and upcoming Avengers. She told me it was okay if I drew the comic version, but I knew that she really wanted the Tom Hiddleston …

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March M.O.D.O.K. Madness

My 1st contribution to the March M.O.D.O.K. Madness website.

Power Man & Iron Fist

Jam piece with my pal Jason.

369 – Marshal Law

Marshal Law is one of those books that was always on the periphery for me when I started reading comics. I would order back issues and trades and such from a mail order catalog – usually X-Men or Batman related stuff. But a couple books always stood out in the ads I would see. Things …

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