New interview…
Monday December 14th 2009, 2:10 pmThis was originally done for an Italian magazine that came out earlier this year but has now been translated into english here.
This was originally done for an Italian magazine that came out earlier this year but has now been translated into english here.
Art for Detective Comics #859 (Batwoman 6) will go up for sale on Thursday December 10th at noon California time. And for your enticement, click away…


Quite a few weeks ago I blogged about 2 postcard sized images for something called Caped Crusaid that I had done. This is a charity event that helps Crusaid. The pieces, along with a few others are being used to raise awareness through a display at Orbital Comics, now being auctioned off through ebay to raise a little money for this cause.
The auction items, along with my two of Batwoman and Batman, can be found here.
If you like them, please bid and help a good cause, I believe the items will be up for the next 8 days. So please take a look. Let’s see how much we can raise.
Visit the following places for more information on ways to get involved.
Orbital Comics
Crusaid
Thank You.
Art for Detective Comics 858 (Batwoman 5) will go on sale November 10th at noon California time. Now for your enticement…

…is OUT NOW!
Be prepared for something of a switching gears feeling when entering into this new issue. I purposely made a major art style shift as the story begins to explore Kate’s past and the origin of Batwoman over the course of the next 3 issues. I felt this was really the best thing for the visuals to feel right and make sense thematically, particularly as we jump from the past to the present and back to the past again. I hope you all will enjoy it as much as I did drawing it!
Art for Detective Comics 857 (Batwoman 4) will be available in the online store October 10th at noon California time. Now for your enticement…

Here is a nice multi-article devoted to Jim Steranko’s Red Tide.
Steranko is a true master and one of my biggest influences. His work is always engaging the brain in ways different than most other comics. His sense of composition and pacing is superb. I cannot recommend enough that his work make it’s way into your collections if it hasn’t already.
This was done a few weeks ago and now has been put up at Newsarama.