Posts Tagged comic covers
Art-Out Moment: 2010 Scott Pilgrim Box Set Poster Animated for Your Enjoyment
Posted by mistergroonk in Comics, Tutorials on June 22, 2011
As you may know, we love it when talented artists share their process on the Internets. Bryan Lee O’Malley animated his process creating the cover for the Scott Pilgrim comics box set 2010. He walked through the process the old fashioned way in the post before.
Art-Out Moment: Jock’s Joker is Terrifying, Awesome, Beautiful
Posted by mistergroonk in Art, Artist, Comics, Just Freaking Neat, Panel Perfect, Twitter on June 1, 2011
Moments ago artist Jock released this new DETECTIVE cover unto Twitter. Twitter promptly went insane with delight.
Rightly so, we think.
via @jock4twenty
Moment of Who: Blair Shedd’s Days of Future Past Doctors
Posted by mistergroonk in Artist, Comics, Panel Perfect on January 20, 2011
The Nerdist speaks of IDW Comics artist, Blair Shedd (@onegemini) and this fan made bit of awesome.
The mashup consists of The Doctor and the Uncanny X-Men story arc that launched a thousand story arcs afterwards Days of Future Past.
Jump below the cut to have a peek at the inspiring cover.
Ultimate Crossover: Superman & The Doctor vs. Brainiac & The Daleks on Krypton!
Posted by mistergroonk in Art, Artist, Comics, Panel Perfect, Versus on October 16, 2010
While browsing the archival halls of Ancient Forever we found another special kind of love from artist Dean Trippe.
Spacetime’s Finest No. 3
YET ANOTHER weird old comic found in the back/forward issue bins down at the MCS (Multiversal Comic Shop). The first issue of Spacetime’s Finest was a super rad find, and the second one was astonishingly cool, but I can’t believe I found the third CONSECUTIVE issue of a book no one’s heard of! I have an actual degree in comics and it’s got me stumped. As I’ve said before, I love these kinda team-ups, and the Doctor and Superman are the best (besides Batman), so I figured I’d post this one here for you guys, too!
Obviously, I’ll let you know if I find #4! (Print available here!)
Comics: The TWO-STEP Collection has a Cover
Posted by mistergroonk in Comics, Panel Perfect on July 16, 2010
Flashback to Before The Internet: Underground Comix
Posted by mistergroonk in Art, Comics, Flickrlicious, Panel Perfect on July 7, 2010
Some time ago, SciFi Wire reported:
The underground comix of the ’60s and ’70s were NSFW long before any of us had ever heard of NSFW. Often available only in head shops, these alternative publications delivered a dose of sex, drugs and violence then missing from mainstream comic books.
Jimmie Robinson’s BOMB QUEEN Covers Always Warm the Heart Cockles
Posted by mistergroonk in Art, Artist, Comics, Panel Perfect on July 2, 2010
Above lay a work-in-progress cover of Bomb Queen. We’re always glad to see BQ covers.
Below, Jimmie Robinson is selling Bomb Queen art. You know you want some.
Art that is.
- BOMB QUEEN, Original Art Page, Vol.3, Issue 1, Page 10
- BOMB QUEEN, Original Art Page, Vol.3, Issue 4, Page 16
- BOMB QUEEN, Original Art Page, Vol.3, Issue 4, Page 22
via @Jimmie_Robinson
Flashback: Observe Whitechapel’s Remake/Remodel of Wonder Woman
Posted by mistergroonk in Art, Artist, Comics on June 30, 2010
Reach back. Way back into the annals of time. Look into that place already forgotten and swept under the rug of reality. Gaze into the midweek of May 2010. Warren Ellis tasked his Whitechapel minions to draw a cover. This would be a comics cover relevant to today and today alone.
REMAKE/REMODEL.
So here’s the deal:
You are an artist/designer.
You have to put together the cover for the first issue of something called WONDER WOMAN #1.
You have been told that Wonder Woman is an Amazon, that she wears steel bracelets and an eagle icon. You know nothing else about the character.
And that’s it.
It’s up to you what kind of company you’re at. Your interpretation of the vague guideline. What kind of comics you make. What era you’re in. Who you are, even. Go nuts with it.
–W
We chose five favorites from that week’s set. The other four lay below the cut.
Caution: all of these designs are radical interpretations meant to stir creativity. Also, at least one of them may be too sexy for work.
“Batman’s Favorite Mechanic: The Doctor!” Nuff Said.
Posted by mistergroonk in Comics, Panel Perfect on June 30, 2010
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