Here's another peek...
Also have a commission I did not too long ago that I can show. It was a gift from someone for a friend, who happens to be a big fan of both the Fantastic Four and the Beatles...
Since he lacks even the most rudimentary social skills, the secret cabal running the governments of the world has decreed that Lee Ferguson must make his living sitting at home and drawing comicbooks...
Friday, February 4, 2011
The weekend cometh..!
Well, the weekend cometh for SOME people, anyway. I'll be wrapping up about five years' worth of work, instead. Looks like the long-in-the-making Miranda Mercury hardcover is going to clock in at 208 pages...
Here's another peek...
Also have a commission I did not too long ago that I can show. It was a gift from someone for a friend, who happens to be a big fan of both the Fantastic Four and the Beatles...
Here's another peek...
Also have a commission I did not too long ago that I can show. It was a gift from someone for a friend, who happens to be a big fan of both the Fantastic Four and the Beatles...
Tuesday, February 1, 2011
Counting Down...
Maybe that's what happens when you work on a project on and off for five years ;)
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Clement Sauve
I am so sick of watching cancer take lives.
I 'met' Clem years ago, back before either of us had ever started working in the comic biz. We were both part of the old Event Comics board ... regulars, actually. And it was easy to see that he was MASSIVELY talented right out of the gate. He was serious about his craft, and he was obviously going places.
Well, he did. Not only did he do a good share of comic work, but he also worked in animation and game design. And everything I saw was ... stunning.
We bumped into each other at cons over the years and chuckled about how many of us from those old Event Boards had gotten into the industry...
Even had a couple of chances to work with him, once we'd both broken in (which happened about the same time, coincidentally) ... first, having him help me with backgrounds on an indy project I suddenly found myself pressed for time on, and again last summer, when I was working on a (never-to-be-seen) GI Joe comic ... based on his wonderful animation designs. I remember just going over those animation sheets and marveling at 'em ... they were gorgeous.
And now he's gone. 33 Years old. Much too young.
Rest in peace, Clem.
http://clementsauve.deviantart.com/
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=30549
I 'met' Clem years ago, back before either of us had ever started working in the comic biz. We were both part of the old Event Comics board ... regulars, actually. And it was easy to see that he was MASSIVELY talented right out of the gate. He was serious about his craft, and he was obviously going places.
Well, he did. Not only did he do a good share of comic work, but he also worked in animation and game design. And everything I saw was ... stunning.
We bumped into each other at cons over the years and chuckled about how many of us from those old Event Boards had gotten into the industry...
Even had a couple of chances to work with him, once we'd both broken in (which happened about the same time, coincidentally) ... first, having him help me with backgrounds on an indy project I suddenly found myself pressed for time on, and again last summer, when I was working on a (never-to-be-seen) GI Joe comic ... based on his wonderful animation designs. I remember just going over those animation sheets and marveling at 'em ... they were gorgeous.
And now he's gone. 33 Years old. Much too young.
Rest in peace, Clem.
http://clementsauve.deviantart.com/
http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=30549
Monday, December 20, 2010
Wednesday, December 8, 2010
Bat-stuff all over the place...
My inker, Marc Deering sent me this file, so I thought I'd share. All ten pages of our story from the 80-Page Giant...
Also, today is the day that Detective Comics Annual #12 hits shelves ... so here's a peek at a two-page spread from the Question backup story I did for that. Inks by Ryan Winn, color by Jose Villarrubia!
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Color!
Alright, I can't help it ... this blog needs some color!
Inks by Marc Deering, color by Jose Villarrubia ... in stores today!
Inks by Marc Deering, color by Jose Villarrubia ... in stores today!
And here ... we ... go.
At last! The book you've been waiting for! The one that will change your life! No, really!
Okay, so maybe not. But still, I'm pretty proud of this story. In stores today, as part of DC's new Batman 80-Page Giant, is a story I did with Brad Desnoyer, Marc Deering and Jose Villarrubia, and with a really nifty cover by Dustin Nguyen. Below are Dustin's cover, as well as a few of the pencilled pages ... I may post some of the finished art later on...
Okay, so maybe not. But still, I'm pretty proud of this story. In stores today, as part of DC's new Batman 80-Page Giant, is a story I did with Brad Desnoyer, Marc Deering and Jose Villarrubia, and with a really nifty cover by Dustin Nguyen. Below are Dustin's cover, as well as a few of the pencilled pages ... I may post some of the finished art later on...
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