The Batman.

 Just because.

 

Tall in The Saddle.

 

The person who gave me the big push to start drawing seriously again (then years later slagged me off for listening to him when drunk!), the guy who gave my wife and I our 'comic bonding' experience and the co-creator of the character our wee boy-child is named after.

 

Remembering Steve Dillon on The Anniversary of his death. 

 

 

Daniel Clowes.

 Slow work time at the mo' so getting to doodle for myself - a portrait of the American cartoonist, graphic novelist, illustrator, and screenwriter Daniel Clowes.

Been a fan since I picked up my first issue of Lloyd Llewellyn on an art school trip to London in 1987.

 

 

The Man of Steel.

Celebrating the cinematic Man of Steel.

Arting About.

 Been busy with (non-art) stuff of late so been relaxing by playing around with some old pieces (and scans of old comic covers) just for fun.

Batman Day

 Celebrating 85 years of The Batman (and Batman Day) with a portrait of every big screen version because why not?

Batty birthday to the Caped Crusader (or Dark Knight if you prefer).

Superman.

A birthday tribute to The Man of Steel with my take on Action Comics #1 (cover-dated June 1938 and published April 18, 1938).

 

Judge Dredd.

 Just because he's the law apparently.

Spider-Man.

 Joined in a draw-jam t'other day and realised I'd not drawn Spidey for about 100 years so here goes...

Carter And Nash.

Character outlines and pre-production art for a proposed crime noir graphic novel / animated TV series set in the fictional city of New Calvary.

From the rather brilliant Nick Amies, the author of She's Electric. 

Spirals.

A birthday tribute to the manga master of the macabre Junji Ito. 

Rom The Spaceknight.

Iron Man

A quick tribute to Robert Downey Jr and Jack Kirby.

No reason other than I felt like it.

May have to do the entire team now....

The Three Mothers E-Comic.

A blatant shout out for The Three Mothers comic which after a sold out initial print run is now available on ComiXology...You can buy it here.

End of plug.

Catwoman.

....as portrayed by Julie Newmar. 

A catty commission.

The Three Mothers.

Available now - a graphic retelling of the origin of the infamous Three Mothers made famous by Thomas Penson De Quincey.

Oh yes and Dario Argento.

Buy it here.

(End of plug).

Steve Dillon.

The person who gave me the big push to start drawing seriously again (then years later slagged me off for listening to him when drunk!), the guy who gave my wife and I our 'comic bonding' experience and the co-creator of the character our wee boy-child is named after.

Cheers sir.

Robot Monster 2.

Blast from the past....

The rough page layouts to an unpublished sequel to Phil Tucker's terrifying Robot Monster (From Mars) written by Ernie Magnotta and hastily scribbled by me.