IRON MAN #218 

(undersea Armor)

cover recreation

This was one of my favorite covers from my second run on Iron Man. Unfortunately, Michelinie and I never had a chance to revisit this specialty armor during the rest of the series.  As far as I know, this issue was the only time it ever appeared.

single figure spider-man

Spencer Beck, my art agent at the The Artists' Choice, has been pleading with me for some time to come up with some single figure illos that would be more affordable to those customers who didn't have a huge wad of cash to spend on a piece of original comic art. So--

single figure iron man

-- I finally forced myself to sit down and knock out a few drawings of a few Marvel characters that I've been  personally associated with over the years.

Next month, I'm probably going to sit down and knock out a few characters that I've had--

single figure Hercules

--a hand in during my time at DC Comics. I'm figuring I'll probably do the Huntress, Batman and a couple of the Charlton characters.  However, if you have any better suggestions, I'm all ears, folks. 

zoom suit #3 cover

 John Taddeo asked me to do another two ZOOM SUIT covers for his upcoming series. In this scene, the hero has just destroyed an asteroid that was threatening the planet, but at the cost of seriously damaging the miraculous alien armor he's endowed with. And, before you ask, I don't know how he gets out of this predicament. But-- 

zoom suit #3 variant cover

--if this variant version of the series is any indication, the situation doesn't bode well for the guy in the Zoom Suit.

For those of you who may be interested in finding out more about Assassination Comics and Zoom Suit, you can log on to John's website at:

www.superverse.com

AVENGERS #8

cover recreation

(SORT OF...)

Avengers #8 has always been one of my favorite Marvel Comic covers of all time. So--it was only a matter of time before I attempted a redo of it. In this version, I decided to convert the image from a group shot into an Iron Man solo scene. I also decided to reduce the enormous amount of cover copy.

IRON MAN #243 

cover recreation

This recreation was done as part of a deal with a really nice fellow, Mark Levy. Mark recently bought the all 22  interior art pages to this issue.  As a way of saying thanks, and to make his acquisition complete, I drew this version of  the cover to #243.  Thanks to Mark for giving that issue's art a good home.

KERRY GAMMELL IRON FIST

This is an inking commission from a regular to this site, Jeff Corbett.

I'm a big fan of Kerry Gammell, and his rendition of Danny Rand, so inking his work is never a chore.  Thanks, Jeff.

dc special #29  recreation

This commission was done for John Burk--who is a big fan of the All Star Comics work from my DC days in the 70's.(Y'know--that dates us both, John.) This page was  originally penciled by Joe Staton and sported a Neal Adams cover (one of my favs). It was a lot of fun to re-address something I had worked on so early in my career. Thanks, John.

STALLONE ZONE ROCKY

Craig Zablo commissioned me to draw this shot of  Sylvester Stallone, during Don Perlin's Cavalcade of Comics charity event last November but I ran out of time and had to leave before I could get his sketch completed.  I promised to do it once I got back home. If you share Mr. Zablo's fondness for the 'Italian Stallion', check out his website: stallonezone.com

FREEMIND #1 variant

Recently, while compiling vast amounts of reference for the Freemind motion picture's writer, I stumbled upon the original art variant to Freemind #1 that was penciled and inked by me.  We used this variant version of the cover as a retailer reward for purchasing set amounts of Future Comics.  Only two thousand were ever printed, so many of you have never seen this image.