TIGER GIRL

Tiger Girl made her debut in 1944 in the Fiction House title: Fight Comics.  The original artist was Robert Webb, and other artists who rendered her over the years include Jack Kamen and Matt Baker. Tiger Girl’s original name is Princess Vishnu, that, as well as the tiger theme and her companion, a tiger named [...]

FLY GIRL

Making her debut July 1961 in The Adventures of the Fly #13, Kim Brand was an actress who fell out of a hotel window, only to be saved by Fly Man, and subsequently falling in love with him. When Fly Man’s foes Metal-Master and Bud Brack, put him in grave danger, an emissary of the [...]

Portrait of a Monster

A portrait featuring a rather distinguished Monster of Frankenstein.  Digital pencils and inkwash.  Writer Martin Powell and I are bringing Dick Briefer’s THE MONSTER OF FRANKENSTEIN back to life in our new graphic novel, inspired by the classic non-code horror series of the 1950s.  Published by Sequential Pulp/Dark Horse Comics in 2012.

Creating A Picture…

I’m often asked about my process in creating pictures, so I figured I would do a step-by-step on my latest illustration. Step 1. I start all my work in Photoshop. I have pre-created page templates at various sizes to work on. The one pictured here is a virtual 10″x15″ at 400 dpi. I create my [...]

KANTARA Cover Inks

Recently I had the pleasure of inking a number of pages for penciler Chris Campana for his presentation of Kantara, a sword & sorcery fantasy that his team is pitching for publication.  Previously I posted a work-in-progress on the cover inks, and now I can share the final version, along with Chris’ original pencils. The [...]