UPDATE: I’m so glad to have found 13 and how he is particularly resonant with me and my fellow citizens of Vermont! Interested? Then read on true believer!
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Truly one of the least popular, most obscure and oddly named Public Domain Superhero is 13. Created by writer Dick Wood(!), co-creator of Airboy, and artist Bernard Klein(Dr. Fate, Green Arrow).I couldn’t find any anecdotes to explain why this numerical nonpareil of nomism and his nitid nupsom, Jinx , were created, other than to be another half-baked Batman and Robin crime-fighting duo that Lev Gleason hoped to cash in on(and likely fill pages in the latest issue of Daredevil Comics). Continue reading »
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In an effort to stay on task with my PDSH-a-Day project- Here’s a LADY LUCK SKETCH CARD! I would like to return to Miss L with a full-figured(vava-voomie) drawing soon. Till then enjoy her visage, trademark hat and a bit o’ shoulder! Continue reading »
Researching “unusual pistols” on Google for my occult-western webcomic in the making, HOLLIDAY, I found some cool examples of odd gunsmithing at Alain Trigger’s Littlegun site; Including a ring and a crucifix pistol. Yee- HAR.
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Brush Inking can be a pain to learn. I’ve FINALLY begun to start the process of learning the craft. Check it out- Mark Rudolph has done a cool instructional video on the subject. You can find more of the same tips and other things related to making/publishing your comics on Art & Story video and Art & Story Podcast. I’ll post some of my brush attempts tomorrow.
Inking With a Brush – Mark Rudolph from Art & Story on Vimeo.
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I am up very late as usual. I was compelled to find Alan Moore on youtube (something I strongly suggest for the late night comicker!)and found this 1987 documentary called Monsters, Maniacs and Moore. What a treat! 1987 now seems so long ago, but the words of Northhampton’s neolithic Scriptor-Magister do not lose relevancy with age- quite the opposite, I find Moore’s musings exactly the thing I need to hear as a potential creator and a current consumer of comics, magic, radical ideas and participant in life. Thank god for the Youtubes. Continue reading »