So, a bit of advice I received at this year’s ECCC was to “make a thing.” So I decided to gather all of my pages into a simple publisher file to see what that would look like. Low and behold, I discovered that I got off on my pagination because of an added two page […]
Page 37 is an exercise in utilizing “Wally Wood’s 22 Panels That Always Work.” The challenge here is to use different angles and shots to make a conversation more interesting and easy to follow. Eagle eyed comics fans should spot the swipes pretty easily. I think Wally would be proud!
Page 36 in all its glory! Enjoy!
In producing a comic book, I have been surprised at how little I’ve actually drawn my main character in his costume doing hero shit. It’s a lot of mundane stuff that is needed to drive the story. I’ve had to learn how to draw things I hadn’t really put too much thought into before. When […]
This page has grown quite a lot from when I released it back in 2015. I spent many hours referencing things like mops, mop buckets, and lockers. I even “referenced” authentic high school dialogue. Enjoy!
I am particularly proud of the background in this one as well as the script. Enjoy!
Rumor has it that Ben Affleck ran into Christian Bale at a dry cleaners in LA shortly before filming of the much maligned Batman Vs. Superman film. Bale had apparently moved on or was not considered for the role as Christopher Nolan’s Dark Knight was decidedly different in tone and style than Zach Snyder’s take […]
This is a particularly personal page for me. It was the first one that I did digitally when I bought Clip Studio (then Manga Studio). This is the “why.” Nightstik is a send up of a certain type of hero, but he lacked a motivation. He is an orphan like so many other heroes, but […]
Here is page 30. This is a play on Amazing Spider-Man #1 where Peter Parker momentarily ponders a life of crime to pay the bills. Well, Nightstik has no sick aunt, so he indulges in a 14 year old’s coolest fantasy.
It’s been awhile since I posted. I’m fairly proud of this page. I penciled it in Clip Studio and finished it with Copic Brush pens. Enjoy!