Who would win in a fight between Batman and Wolverine? Detective Comics artist Dustin Nguyen has the answer in a new piece of art called ‘…it’s an operating table”.
The work is, once again, jaw dropping.
Looks like DC is collecting Paul Dini and Dustin Nguyen’s first six issues of Detective Comics into a hard cover and have asked Dustin to do a whole new cover, that frankly is jaw dropping.
so this cover is special to me for many reason.
originally, i thought this was a trade paper back, i could still be wrong, but hopefully im not. It is announced as a hardcover. i did this cover about 3 months ago, it collects our first ( dini, derek, and myself and mr milligan guest stars!) 6 issues of our run- special to me #1.
it was way fun and way flattering for DC to actually ask me do an entire new cover for our collection. i think before, we were just using art from previous issues. And with trades and hardcover, i get to put the logo on anywhere i wants, so i chose the floor. special to me #2
and finally, with this cover and the next one for issue 850, i would have done 12 detective covers so far this year! woohoOO! and its only july! my personal goal for the longest was to be part of Detective Comic’s continuum for at least 12 issues straight- while providing my own covers. if all goes well, i might hit that mark this year. so theres potential “special to me #3″
Take the jump to see the big bad glorious thing.
Check out this beautiful image of Hellboy done by Detective Comics cover artist Dustin Nguyen.
Simply awesome.
You can see the entire image at Dustin’s Deviant Art page.
What would happen if the Disney Princesses were recast in Frank Miller’s Sin City?
More at Not a Fishing Lure (at least until Disney Legal gets involved). At least they’re keeping it G.
Mike Sterling over at Mike Sterling’s Progressive Ruin has posted a smattering of funny ha-ha’s he whipped up way back in 1996.
Check the rest here.
It’s hard to belive Mystery Science Theater 3000 just celebrated its 20th anniversary. There are still plenty of fans who think the show rocks, including Andrew Dickman, who shared some of his quick sketch animation work.
With Watchmen on everyone’s lips, it was only a matter of time before artist interpretations of the characters from the film an comic started popping up on the net. Here’s The Mico’s take on Dr. Manhattan.
Looks pretty cool, but to see the rest, you’ll have to head over to his site.
If you loved Dustin Nguyen’s take on the Marvel characters, be prepared to be blown away with this mini version of the Batman Universe.
im sure the costumes are all way off and some are more deformed than others. but for some reason, i have no problem improvising costumes and features for Gotham characters. i figure if they looked cool to me, that was fun enough. unlike the marvel one i did here, where i actually had to go out to look for costumes and ref what they kinda look like.
Very very cool. You can see more of Dustin’s sketches, and sneaks of his Detective Comics stuff at his blog site.
I really like Gene Gonzales’ work. I’ve been following his sketchblog and have looked forward to seeing what new creation he has whipped up each day. If you want to nab a Gonzales sketch, he selling 20 of them over at eBay.
Conventionless, Convention Sketches! This auction is for 20 convention-type inked sketches. Winners can get any single character sketch (no backgrounds) inked on 11″ x 17″ bristol board. Winner may have to supply references for character if I don’t have one or if I am not familiar with it. If you have seen the sketches that I do at conventions, you know that you get more than just a rough drawing. If you are not familiar with my sketches, some sample work is provided below. Artwork will be shipped each Friday and all artwork will be completed by August 8th. As the art is completed, I will email you with the image before it ships. Email me first if you have any questions.
My work has been published by DC Comics, Image, Caliber and others. Recently I finished the creator owned 4 issue mini-series DIARY OF NIGHT from Bloodfire Studio, a graphic novel from Moonstone Comics, McCANDLESS & COMPANY, and I’m working on a 3-issue creator-owned comic titled PERILS ON PLANET X, coming from Ape Entertainment. To see more of my work check out genegonzales.com and/or my daily art blog at http://genegonzales.blogspot.com.
I’m sure the pieces will go fast, so if you want one, better get it now.
Scott Johnson is up to his shenanigans again with another entry in his fat superhero line of drawings. Oh how I wish he would stop using my likeness for these…
Check the full image out at his site!
You have to check out this brilliant piece of work by Dustin Nguyen as he presents his take on the male Marvel characters. Awesome!
If you’ve already devoured DC’s Final Crisis #1 and are just dying to get your mitts on the original artwork by J.G. Jones, you’ll be happy to know that a hand full of cash can get you your favorite page(s) from the issue.
Fanfare Sports and Entertainment have the pages from Final Crisis and much more over at its website.
DeviantArt is a great place to find works by the talented (and not so talented) artists of the world. Fortunately, “Jolly Jack” falls into the talented category and scores bonus points for the Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull dig.
What is it about George Lucas’ ability to create a character(s) that bring up so much hate per generation? Be it Admiral Ackbar, Jar-Jar Binks, Howard the Duck (admittedly not created by Lucas, but destroyed by him none-the-less), and now CG Gophers, Lucas has done wonders in getting the fanboy community to stop fighting amongst themselves over whether a movie is good or bad and rally around awful characters. One good thing about the vitriol surrounding the CG Gophers is it is deflecting a lot of the hate around CGI Shia LeBeouf swinging from tree to tree with monkeys.
You might think from the title of the post, that we’re trying to attract the adult gonzo crowd, but I can assure you that while I do enjoy hanging around the hotties, the title of this post, just so happens to be the title to Sean Galloway’s 2008 hardback art book.
Who is Sean Galloway, and why does his art look familiar?
Are you watching the Spectacular Spider-Man on the Kids’ WB! Saturday mornings? That’s where you’ve seen Sean’s work.
Take the jump for Galloway’s take on Thor, plus a sketch of the above image.
Over at the official Adam Hughes site, the master has unveiled his Women of the DC Universe poster that you’ll only be able to pick up at the various conventions Hughes will be appearing at this year.
This is the line art, before DC asked Adam to add Catwoman. You’ll notice on the art on Adam’s table, he had lightly penciled Selina Kyle in on the left hand side. The editors at DC saw this photograph, and asked that she be added to the roster of Heroines and Villianesses on the piece. At that time, the image had already been inked and was in the process of being colored. That’s why we the have line art without Selina.
If you haven’t been reading Catwoman - and obviously many of you haven’t because DC is canceling the series, then you have missed out on some great Adam Hughes covers.
If anyone goes to a con and is able to pick one of these freebies up, do you think you could pick one up for the Major Spoilers HQ wall of hot art?
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