JOHN CARTER: WARLORD OF MARS VARIANT RECREATION

This page was commissioned by Rob Ledford, who requested a variation on the original Gil Kane/Dave Cockrum cover.

Tales of Suspense #65

Variant Recreation

This piece was commissioned by Michael Finn. In this version, Michael wanted the scene to depict 'one minute later' than the original cover illo. This is what I came up with.

Tales of Suspense #65

Variant Recreation

This is a recreation of the Iron Man half to the cover of T.O.S. #65. Unfortunately, I misunderstood what the client wanted and did a straight take-off of the scene. So, I had to scrap this version and start over.

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Sub-Mariner and the Mermaid

This piece was commissioned by Michael Borrelli.  He and his wife collect mermaid art and a piece featuring the Subby and a beautiful creature of the sea seemed appropriate.

This commission is one of a series Star Wars-based pin-ups that I've been doing over the last few years or so for CAF member John Higashi.

This commission was done 9 x 12 for Larry Clay and features one of my favorite Valiant characters--Gilad--the Eternal Warrior.

Conan #24

Variant Recreation

This version of the 'Song of Red Sonja' Conan cover  was commissioned by W. Clark Ray, This is a variation on the original cover by Barry Windsor-Smith.

This commission is another one of a series Star Wars-based pin-ups that I've been doing over the last few years or so for CAF member John Higashi.

This page was done for Arthur Chertowsky and features characters from the Valiant and Future universes.

Marvel Two-In-One

DOUBLE-PAGE SPREAD

This double-page spread was commissioned by Brian Sagar and features some of his favorite scenes from the Thing's team-up series. This 20" x 17" page was fairly complicated and took me four work days to complete.

This was 1 of 2 rush jobs I got from DC's licensing department over the holidays.  I don't know who the penciller was, but he was a bitch to ink!

This is the 2nd page from that rush job from DC.  I don't know who the penciller was--but I think it's the same guy who drew the Luthor card.