David Mazzucchelli’s “Daredevil: Born Again” Artist’s Edition
With Chris Samnee’s Daredevil Artist’s Edition on its way, let’s take a look back at the “Born Again” Artist’s Edition volume by David Mazzucchelli.
With Chris Samnee’s Daredevil Artist’s Edition on its way, let’s take a look back at the “Born Again” Artist’s Edition volume by David Mazzucchelli.
In the early 1990s, lettering veteran Willie Schubert explained the art of lettering to “Hero Illustrated” readers in three pages. Read those here!
The latest column at ComicBook.com looks at “Hadrian’s Wall,” a new Image Comics series that’s a science fiction murder mystery with 80s noir overtones.
Inktober begins today! Join me in a journey to compete 31 inked drawings in 31 days, posting them on social media as I go for accountability.
I was arguably the first comics podcaster. 11 years later, I’m not making them at the moment, but I’m still listening to them. Here’s my current list, and a couple dead shows that are still worth a listen.
Adding a foreground element can be a bit help in adding depth and dimension to your art. Let’s look at some examples of this compositional element.
Grant Morrison and Sean Gordon Murphy brought us “Joe the Barbarian,” a notable comic for its inclusion of a diabetic kid. Plus, an early HyperAnalysis of a “Tokyo Ghost” panel by Murphy.
A recent trend in comic book-related videos annoyed me. And so a rant was born!
J. Scott Campbell has a new sketchbook focusing on his ink work. It’s good timing (albeit coincidental) for #Inktober.
When it comes to spotting blacks, Jeff Smith is a master. I’ll explain what that means and show some “Bone” examples along the way.