

Happy Birthday Richard Corben!
I found a unused cover to Swamp Thing no.8 (2004) on Heritage Auctions, decided to color him to celebrate the late great horror legend. Swipe for Corben's original art.


I found a unused cover to Swamp Thing no.8 (2004) on Heritage Auctions, decided to color him to celebrate the late great horror legend. Swipe for Corben's original art.
Those firefighters were true superheros, they gave it all. Went for long walk today in Brooklyn, saw many firefighters in dress blues coming home from Manhattan. Never Forget.
I recolored The Thing pin-up from Strange Tales no.127 (1964). Chic Stone is on inks. Swipe for the original art and the printed pin-up.
It was released this past Wednesday as $9 88pg regular size comic. It's been out of print for 30 years and goes for at least $100 on the secondary market. Run to your LCS and get this classic Mignola comic.
I inked and colored some crazy Thundarr The Barbarian proposal art from 1980. Here's a six legged goat for the goat of comics, and Narwal/Whale/Shark/Dragon Sea Monster!
Comics Link is auctioning off bunch of the Thundarr sketches soon. The link below you can enjoy them, lots cool Kirby pencils to stare at.
https://www.comiclink.com/Auctions/search.asp?title=jack+kirby&ItemType=CA
Recolored this panel from JIM106, I love the way Chic Stone inked the wings on Thor's helmet. Swipe for the original art and the modern digital colors.
Like the title says, I recolored this Herb Trimpe & John Severin, what a team, panel from issue no.131 from 1970. Brighten it up a bunch for pop art feel!
Here's a Kirby Spider-Man I digitally inked and colored. The pencils are are from a sketch he did for his granddaughter Tracy in 1975.
I am currently reading all of Gil Kane's original Hal Jordan stories, I'm about half way through. It is crazy how much he charges by the time he's drawing the Death Of Gwen Stacy a few years later. Anyways I recolored this page from GL16, the title pages would often show you the story climax then page two you'd be back to the beginning. Swipe for Kane & Murphy Anderson's original art and DC modern colors.
I always love Kirby tip of the caps (covers) in comics. Long Live The King!
I recolored and swapped a Kirby style cosmic background for the street crowd on Moebius from The Silver Surfer no.1 (1988)
Swipe for the original art & the published page.
Pic from the J. Buscema Artisan Edition.
Heritage Auctions has the opening splash page of ToS39 by Don Heck available now, current bid is ~1.15 million with the vig. I don't have that kind of bread, but they have a nice scan up on their website to look at. I also decided to color it, swipe for the original art and the facsimile edition colors.
Link to the auction if you have a couple million to spend l!
I recolored Dale Keown's variant cover of The Incredible Hulks no.624 (2011) celebrating Captain America's 70th Anniversary. I wanted to see how Dale's art looked with a more classic color job on two classic characters.
Swipe for Dale's incredibly tight pencils that need no inks, just push the contrast up, the published cover with Peter Steigerwald's colors, and zooms.
The legendary Neal Adams redid the iconic cover from Silver Surfer no.4, by John & Sal Buscema, for a 2019 Wisconsin Comic Con poster giveaway. The colors were kinda flat, so I redid them, and gave it a "Journey Into Mystery" title as a nod to Thor's first book. Swipe for Neal's inks, the original poster colors, and SS4 cover.
I recolored a panel from Silver Surfer no.7. Swipe for the original art and the original colors.
Using only magenta & cyan, I recolored this panel of Captain America phasing through a floor. Swipe for Kirby and Sinnott's original art and the modern colors, I couldn't find picture the original colors.
Like the title says, 25% off a year sub on the Ultra tier.
I digitally inked and colored art that was passed over for Kamandi no.18. Swipe for the King's pencils and the cover that was published.
The third page of my recoloring of Barry Windsor-Smith's 1995 Conan vs Rune. The full art for the issue is on Heritage Auctions, and I am going color in my retro pulp-ish style, limited color palette with a dot matrix for blending. From what I understand BWS hated the colors, I have to agree with him, the blacks are too blown out. It was the early days of digital coloring so I give Marvel some slack. Swipe for his original art and the original colors. I posted pages 1&2 a little while back if you missed them.