
Another “powerless” sketch. Wanted to draw an obscure Marvel character, and I’ve had a fondness for this villain since I read a sorta “heroic” tale about him in an old Marvel Comics Presents.

Another “powerless” sketch. Wanted to draw an obscure Marvel character, and I’ve had a fondness for this villain since I read a sorta “heroic” tale about him in an old Marvel Comics Presents.

Just a weird doodle made during one of my unfortunate many times of not having a power adapter for my tablet.

This final Christmas sketch went out to one of my followers – someone I didn’t know beforehand! They asked how I felt about Doctor Doom. The answer is that I don’t care for his politics, nor his stance on “Richards”. But he is cool looking.

Patron asked for this character. I know nothing about it, but I think it’s vaguely involved in the weird sorta “Radiant Black” mini-universe that’s happening at Image Comics?

Posted a quickie process video on The You Tubes. Check it out & like it at the very least.

This Christmas sketch went out to my old friend Alec Ross, whom I much prefer over my old enemy Alex Ross. Anyway, I love a Flash rogue and I don’t draw them nearly enough.


This was another of my Christmas sketches. This went out to my friend Marcia (whom I haven’t seen or talked to in approximately 25 years, but still think of fondly). She asked for a kitty. I went with the cat in which I had the most available reference photos for – mine. Choco. I’m not great at animals, and I wasn’t happy with these two attempts, so I just sent her both.
Had it been a week later, when I discovered the pile of books Choco had pissed on, I’d have mailed him to Marcia as well.

Patron had asked if I remembered this show from the early-to-mid-90s. I did! I don’t recall if I ever watched it, though. I know its big selling point (outside of it being a superhero show) was it was created by Sam Raimi of Sam Raimi fame, and Samm Hammm of Batmmmman ’89 fame. Lots of ads for it in the backs of comics. It lasted one season, starting in the fall of ’94. I had just started working at the movie theater, which meant evenings and weekends were over for me, and I did not watch anything. Probably why I never became a big X-Files fan, either. Work work work.
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