Spider-man Black (and White)

By request (talking to you Cyberweasel) the lineart for my cover art to Spider-man: The Clone Saga #3.

I was never a big Spider-fan as a kid, but the Bendis/Immonen run on Ultimate Spider-Man turned me around completely on the character. So much so, that I had real jitters breaking this piece down, trying to come up with something iconic and appropriate but also a little bit different.

Spider-man Spider-man

...does whatever a spider can. Spins a web, any size. Catches thieves, just like pies.

How I thought the song went from age 4 to age 9.


This is the cover art to Spider-man: The Clone Saga #3. Yep, you heard right.

Some New Covers

In the throes of a nasty deadline crunch, so this is going to be a terse post with a bland title. Behold the cover art for R.E.B.E.L.s annual: STARRO the Conqueror, and for #9. I'm doing a 9 page chapter in the annual featuring the secret origin of STARRO!

A Peek Behind the Colors

While on the Deviantart page of the monumentally talented David Williams, I realised something. I really like looking at line art. Dave's posted the final lineart alongside every finished cover he's done (Click the link if you're curious, this is my blog...)

Sure a finished colored piece is great, but there's just something about black & white, so I'm taking a page from Dave's book and catching you up on my last bunch of covers in lineart versions.

Maybe, like me, you'll realise you like looking at lineart too.
As an added bonus, here's the lineart for my as-yet-unseen cover for STARRO: Unleashed. Color version to follow once solicitation imagery is released...

Some Props

A nice little piece about me and my R.E.B.E.L.s covers went up today over at the DCU Blog (thanks guys!) Since they've done so, I'm going to go ahead and also post my cover for R.E.B.E.L.s #8.

Glub!

Will Vril Dox meet his end in the murky waters of Gil'Dishpan? And what is this ominous, uniquely shaped shadow looming over him? Find out all that and more in R.E.B.E.L.S #7.

A Candied Bacon Testimonial

Despite being one of the most erratic and inconsistent bloggers I've ever met, I've somehow found myself enough in demand to be doing some guest blogging.

Step on over to pageslap to read my heartfelt candied bacon elocution. Wait... candied what? Relax, just read the original post and learn what all the fuss was about. Of course, to really find out, you'll just have to make some yourself, and then post your heartfelt testimonial.

Pageslap is the blog of Nicole Stamp, a ninja of the acting and the Lara Croft of internet strangeness.