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Bernie Wrightson 2

I got a good response from my earlier post of a Bernie Wrightson interview from earlier in his career. Here's one from 98, this time. Full transparency, I haven't read this one yet and I'm not sure if technique comes up ...this is the full interview from the magazine, but there's a bunch of interviews with his contemporaries after the interview, all focused on their involvement in Bernie's career. If you want more just ask for more from this particular magazine, and I recommend ebaying "comic book profiles...every issue features a different important figure in comics

u/Nervous_Departure706 — 4 hours ago
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[For Hire] She's A Restless Spirit In An Endless Flight - Opening New Slots Within Early-Mid September.

Hi everyone! 

Sharing the latest advance from the folk horror project with Philip Landa, with a verse from The Eagles’ in the post title for  this story honours the track so well. 

Since I am soon to reopen my agenda for new projects and art commissions, you can see my portfolio and contact info in the comments. 

Thanks! 

u/biancayamakoshi — 7 hours ago
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Batman vs Clayface by me(reaper_comicart) after Steven E Gordon

Found a Batman kids book in my old highschool and I wanted to recreated it in my style on a Detective comics sketch cover but I wasnt happy with the result so I reinked it digitally and did some rough colors

Inspired by:

Steven E Gordon

Kelly Jones

Neil Adams

Graham Nolan

u/0ne_joke_man — 1 day ago
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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

u/No-Ear-3107 — 1 day ago
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A big ship in the void!

Something different, a splash page from a comic I did with @steveniles65

Really happy with how this ship turned out!

W: @steveniles65

C: @leeloughridge

A: Me!

u/matth_comicsart — 1 day ago
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Ron Lim's X-Men 2099 #12 art

I don't know with the others here but I was fond of the 2099 comic books Marvel published in the 1990s, most notably Spider-Man 2099 and X-Men 2099. Ron Lim was the chief artist on X-Men 2099 and this work of his in issue #12 is really expressive with the three - Luna, Junkpile and Skullfire - looking very intimidating (creepy even) and the armed guy turning from brave to cowardly in just moments.

Anyone here fond of X-Men 2099 of the 1990s?

u/CarloCarrasco — 23 hours ago