Marvel's Heavy Hitters

...put my pen to paper and drew some of marvels big hitters in one place.

There was no real composition, it was just tangential additions.  IronMan and Caps sheild... I know... I'll try harder.  sorry.

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11x17.  pen and marker.
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Galactus/Silversurfer

Took a break from some duties to draw this.  A drawing every comic book artist has done... at some point.

The Eater of worlds and his Herald.

8.5x14.  Ink Pen and Marker.
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Took a crack at some colours.  I'm no good and should never attempt again.

Daredevil

Have you been reading Mark Waid's Daredevil?!  Why the hell not?!  It's been so great AND it just so happens Chris Samnee is giving a masterclass in storytelling and line economy on art duties.

Do eeeeeet.

I drew Daredevil, and threw in a bonus Matt Murdock just fer kicks.

8x14. Ink Pen and Marker
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Spider-Men

Drew "Spider-men."

Sara Pichelli is pretty much killing the art in it.

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Ironmanning

Some "Ironman" pages I did for practice and exercise.  Fun pages, VERY simple.  Meant to merely show storytelling abilities.  I chose the classic Marvel Ironman cause that's how I roll.

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Cover:

Page 1:

Will fill title card later - "Ironman in: Doom's (Mid)Day Device"

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Seems like a million years ago that I drafted up the thumbnails for this, as it was part of my entry to a thing called "comic book idol" hosted at CBR.  I recieved honorable mentions, but didn't get to compete in the full contest... and with good cause.

My intention was to show my potential, but they're a little too rough to be taken seriously... (can be viewed below).  So I decided to complete this challenge I gave myself a lifetime ago and I'll post a NEW, completed page each day over the course of this week.  So bookmark this, or just keep up with me on Twitter or FB for the updates.

Uncanny X-men

Drew this last night when I shoulda been sleeping.  Pretty fast and loose actually.

Whenever I think of classic Marvel, my buddy Jordan always comes to mind.

Ink pen. 8.5x11
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Wolverines

Bought issues 300 and 301 on a whim.  Good enough stuff (I'm no wolverine snob).    Haven't read any of the Jason Aaron stuff, but he likes to use chapters in that comic.  A lot.

There was a fun sequence in 301 that inspired the bottom sketch.  Wolverine gets blown up, and he emerges the smoke basically just a pile of angry bloody muscle and he regrows his skin and hair over the next page or two.

Silver Samurai having his sword behind his back as defense really makes no sense, but drew it nonetheless.

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The first image was a bit of a brush pen test.