Here is a Die Kitty Die headshot drawn on a Die Kitty Die blank sketch cover variant of Die Kitty Die #1. I did this one at this past Boston Comic Con. The coloring was done with a combination of Copic markers and Chartpak markers. What else should I draw on our blank
Here is a Princess Leia blank sketch cover done this past weekend at Boston Comic Con. There were a lot of sketches done in Boston and I’ll be posting a few of them over the next couple of days. In the meantime, I’m back at the drawing board and catching up on a bunch of
Credit for the inspiration for this one goes out not only to the King himself, Jack Kirby, who drew the original panel on which this piece is based, but also to my longtime pal, Gene “The GeneLantern” Cahill. Back when I was a young college student at good ol’ Caldwell College (Now Caldwell University) in
Years ago, Archie Comics used to offer on their website the opportunity where fans could buy headshots like the one here of Archie Comics’ roguish redhead, Cheryl Blossom. The buyer could choose their favorite character and they could choose from Dan Parent or myself to draw it. Archie started this right around the Holidays
Most people who know me know of my absolute love for the super hero genre. I love super heroes. People in masks with powers and costumes who go out and fight crime and evil are probably my favorite extension of fiction in any form. Like most people, I love the top tier super heroes
The Die Kitty Die Hollywood Or Bust Kickstarter reward sketches continue! This time we’ve got the Legion Of Super Heroes’ Durlan shape shifter, Reep Daggle aka Chameleon Boy. On his shoulder is his loyal pet, the telepathic antarean shape shifter, Proty (or if you want, Proty II!) I’m really enjoying Kickstarter reward sketch season.
Here is my cover for the upcoming Grumpy Cat Garfield #3 from Dynamite Entertainment. I believe this one goes on sale this October so I’d call up your local comic shop and make sure they’re ordering enough copies. This is also a variant cover so you might want to make sure your comic shop
This summer I’ve made it a point to squeeze in a little drawing of my own that is purely for “fun.” Its not for money, or for a client or even for my portfolio (Although they all end up there but thats not the primary motive in drawing these) or to make into prints to
Well, I wish I could say more about this one! Here’s a piece from a pretty extensive project I was involved with. While the project has been announced… sort of (It is on Amazon already!) My participation in this one has not been officially disclosed so I’m not going to say much about it
Here is my latest look at Marvel Comics’ Silver Age, my take on The Amazing Spider-Man #2 featuring the first appearance of the Vulture. I may have mentioned part of this story before. My first discovery of Spider-Man were the 1967 Spider-Man cartoons. I wasn’t around in ’67 but as a kid growing up in
