Alright, it's been a little bit, simply because I've been hard at work on the last 50 or so pages of Miranda Mercury vol. 1 ... here's a detail from the inks I just received from Marc, for the cover to the hardcover:
Also knocked out a little backup story for Detective Comics Annual #12 (featuring The Question), in the last week or so. That's due in stores just seven days after the Batman 80-Page Giant that I worked on hits shelves...
Here's the solicit for that, though I'm not mentioned, since I jumped on at the last minute to help out:
DETECTIVE COMICS ANNUAL #12
Written by DAVID HINE
Art by AGUSTIN PADILLA
Cover by STANLEY “ARTGERM” LAU
What starts as a Batman, Inc. recruitment trip soon turns into an international incident as The Dark Knight encounters a string of bizarre murders in Paris, France. Featuring both Bruce Wayne and Dick Grayson as Batman, this extra-sized spectacular guest-stars The Question and spotlights the debut of a new Bat-ally!
In part 1, Bruce, Dick and Renee Montoya are presented with a series of cryptic clues, which lead them to the underground catacombs of Paris — and the most unexpected of assassins! Continued in this month’s BATMAN ANNUAL #28!
On sale DECEMBER 8 • 56 pg, FC, $4.99 US
I also need to mention that for the first time, Miranda Mercury art is available.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170561095687&ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT#ht_484wt_1162
This is a piece we donated to a charity auction put together by the Sphinx Group to benefit PROTECT, a group whose purpose is to protect children from abuse.
And finally, here's a JPEG of some REAL art ... it seems that Dennis, the child we sponsor through Worldvision, liked the cow I drew for him, because he sent me back some art of his own:
ROCK!
Showing posts with label WorldVision. Show all posts
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Monday, November 8, 2010
Thursday, June 24, 2010
Dinos and cows, of course.
So I am getting ready to dive back into Miranda Mercury, as well as doing some prep work for this Joker story, and took some time to do a couple of sketches...
The first one ... well, I don't recall ever actually drawing a dinosaur, except for maybe in a couple of Batman samples. You know, the T-Rex he keeps in the Batcave? Yeah, I think that may be the only time I've ever drawn one ... at least since third grade, that is.
The second drawing is a quick sketch I did for a five-year-old boy named Dennis, who lives in Kenya. We've had the opportunity to help sponsor him through WorldVision, and in his last letter, he mentioned that he likes cows, so ... there you go!
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