
One of my favorite covers from Judge Dredd: Mega City Zero that I drew
I posted the first volume of this comic to read to my patreon, if you’re interested in reading it

I posted the first volume of this comic to read to my patreon, if you’re interested in reading it
There are three scenes in Dr. Strange: Multiverse of Madness that i think give clues to what Dr.Doom will be doing in Doomsday.
In the Spiderverse, we are shown conclusively that there are Peter Parkers that DO NOT look identical to one another, and there are SPIDERMEN that are entirely different people altogether - such as Spider Gwen, Miles Morales and Miguel O'Hara.
I think the TVA, the Darkhold, the Book of Ashanti, the Web of Life, the Ten Rings, America Chavez, are all macguffins that exist and have effects on a multiversal scale, vs the infinity stones which only have an effect on the Universal Scale.
Therefore, I believe that Dr. Doom is dreamwalking into a Robert Downey Jr. body, and perhaps others, to make himself invincible. If he is killed in one body, he simply can return as another version of himself. This would follow with his practice of using Doombots for the same purpose. Dr.Doom and Victor Von Doom do not have to be the same individual to have connected destinies in the Web of Life.
It's all very wibbly wobbly tho
World-building for its own sake. I grew up reading books that had no narratives, they were encyclopedias for worlds that didn’t exist, books by Wayne Barlowe and Alan Frank and more. Really cool trippy stuff. When I was working on Mega City Two, I would take the opportunity to draw these segments of pure world-building - this often meant that a page devoted to narrative would have to be removed or condensed, but with only 5 issues in this miniseries I wanted to do my best to really bring this city to life. This is the Titan Train, a massive moving garbage collection vehicle as big as a stadium. Should I have taken this out or do you think the story is improved with these asides? I think it gives a unique perspective to the story that makes it more than a one and done mystery plot, and gives you a reason to return to Mega City Two.
World-building for its own sake. I grew up reading books that had no narratives, they were encyclopedias for worlds that didn’t exist, books by Wayne Barlowe and Alan Frank and more. Really cool trippy stuff. When I was working on Mega City Two, I would take the opportunity to draw these segments of pure world-building - this often meant that a page devoted to narrative would have to be removed or condensed, but with only 5 issues in this miniseries I wanted to do my best to really bring this city to life. This is the Titan Train, a massive moving garbage collection vehicle as big as a stadium. Should I have taken this out or do you think the story is improved with these asides? I think it gives a unique perspective to the story that makes it more than a one and done mystery plot, and gives you a reason to return to Mega City Two.
Please enjoy. I'm posting breakdowns and commentary of my work on Mega City Two on my online Archives, and i thought i'd post this prequel story i wrote, illustrated and colored for the character i created for the series. I really enjoyed having a chance to tell his backstory. I created him to honor Luchadores, who also wear their masks their entire lives. I wanted to create a Judge who has become disillusioned with the system, but as long as it keeps killing people, he keeps on living.
Please enjoy. I'm posting breakdowns and commentary of my work on Mega City Two on my online Archives, and i thought i'd post this prequel story i wrote, illustrated and colored for the character i created for the series. I really enjoyed having a chance to tell his backstory. I created him to honor Luchadores, who also wear their masks their entire lives. I wanted to create a Judge who has become disillusioned with the system, but as long as it keeps killing people, he keeps on living.
Written, Illustrated and Colored by Me, Ulises Farinas
Issue #5. With amazing colors by Owen Gieni. How many Judge variants can you spot?
With amazing colors by Owen Gieni. How many Judge variants can you spot?
Colors by Ryan Hill
interior colors by Ryan Hill, cover colors by Owen Gieni