I go to Diversions of the Groovy Kind allot- so should you. Why? Because you discover obscure digital finds like the one below the fold in the handy pdf viewer. The Comic Book Guide for the Artist-Writer-Letterer, a pamphlet comic format book on making comics published by Charlton Comics in 1974 was for kids of [...]
Injured Spider-Men in the Hospital on the Cover of The New Yorker: ” from Laughing Squid This week’s issue of The New Yorker features a cover illustration by Barry Blitt of Spider-Men recovering in the hospital, a reference to the Broadway musical “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark” which has been plagued with performer injuries.
The Men Without Fear: Creating DareDevil documentary: Interviews with DareDevil writers and artists- Brian Bendis,Gene Colan,Stan Lee,David Mack,Frank Miller,Joe Quesada,Johnny Romita,John Romita Jr. and Kevin Smith.
Kilian Eng is an illustrator from Stockholm, Sweden. Check out his retro-futuristic illustrations here and here. Look at this one! So awesome. It’s like a cover of an issue of Omni Magazine that never was. Love this stuff! Single Lament? Knowing I am old since I remember something now onsidered “Retro”. Before I forget, I [...]
Dungeons & Dragons Sketches! I haven’t done this kind of art since High School, except for a few commissions, maybe. These are characters, NPC’s and events from the last campaign I played in. I’ll post more sometime soon.
WOW, I keep getting later and LATER with this really cool blogging concept- that never happens, ever- on any blog, no never! I guess i better make this a weekly thing for now. To prime my lazy pump(don’t tell my girlfriend)- I bring you MISS MASQUE! Miss Masque premiered in Exciting Comics #51, September 1946 [...]
Dungeons & Dragons Sketches! I haven’t done D&D Art since High School, except for a few commissions, maybe. These are characters, NPC‘s and events from the last campaign I played in. I’ll post more sometime soon. Related articles by Zemanta Red Box D&D (purplepawn.com) Got Dungeons and Dragons books from Cradle of Rabies – From [...]