Dinosaurs and Super Girls
Nightwing Classic and Spoiler Revamped (à la Dean Trippe) sketched out to play with my new brush set.
Something I’m really bad at is insisting on making the most finished-finished pieces I can when I’m working digitally, with the smoothest lines and cleanest coloring — so I tried to pretend like I was drawing with a marker on paper for this one. Far less ctrl-z-ing and only two layers (one for the drawing, one for the color).
Outcome: Decent results.
but I just saw that photoset of Lucy Liu in magician clothes again, and it just made me think that possibly an amazing thing that needs to happen is Lucy Liu as Zatanna and Jonny Lee Miller as Constantine?
I just think that would be pretty awesome. But again, I’m sure that it’s been brought up before, haha.
TIM IS A PROPHET
This is the saddest and truest thing ever…
I think I might cry…
Tim… *sniffle*
:( oh god why
(via kattybats)
Bookplate bookplate bookplate.
You know it’s been too long since you drew a character when you have to look up your own reference for her.
Harley/Ivy Wedding sketch request
Carmine Infantino the artist and editor who gave so much to comics including launching the Silver Age has passed away at the age of 87. His long and prolific career had so many important moments but two stand out for me.
In 1947 he co-created Dinah Lance, the Black Canary.
And in 1966, he co-created Barbara Gordon, Batgirl.
That’s two of the most important female characters in DC Comics and in comics.
Last year at NYCC, I was lucky enough to meet Infantino. I brought my copy of the comic above and asked him to sign it for me. (I also showed him my Batgirl sneakers). More importantly I got a chance to thank him for his creation of these two characters and his contributions to comics.
I’m so glad I had the chance. Rest in Peace, Sir.
My condolences to his famiy.
So very, very sad! Like Kirby and Kubert before him, Carmine Infantino’s legacy to comics will never be forgotten.
Another Infantino creation that can’t be ignored is the Barry Allen incarnation of the Flash.
I’m making a bookplate featuring super ladies, and while sketching this I realized it was going to be the FIRST TIME I’ve ever drawn Starfire? How has this gross oversight happened?
Now for the fun game where I adapt her costume to MY wishes, in some sort of cross between pre-Flashpoint, post-Flashpoint (insert Sideshow Bob groan here), and Teen Titans cartoon Starfire costumes.
Who are the other heroines to be featured?
NOT TELLIN’! >:D
While we can’t reveal the full cast just yet (and we wish we could), we can share a few. Kevin Conroy leaked his return to the role of Batman in the film, and WBA confirmed the actor will be playing Bruce Wayne/Batman in the non-Flashpoint era sections of the film. Ron Perlman will be back as Slade Wilson, Deathstroke, Dana Delany returns to Lois Lane. We can also announce that Vanessa Marshall, no stranger to superhero animation having played Mary Jane Watson, Black Canary, Black Widow, Poison Ivy, and more, will be reprising her role from Justice League: Crisis on Two Earthsas Wonder Woman. Other pivotal castings including Flash, Cyborg, Reverse Flash, Aquaman, and Thomas Wayne/Batman will be revealed soon.
Along with the casting, release date, and description, see the first official still fromThe Flashpoint Paradoxto your right, featuring The Flash in action.
Justice League: The Flashpoint Paradoxcomes from DC Entertainment, Warner Bros Animation and Warner Bros Home Entertainment July 30, 2013.
Man, I did not like the original story. But Cyborg. And bringing back all the voice actors. Help.
I feel your pain about the story. It’s so hard to like it. And it doesn’t make sense, really. There are a handful of things to like about Flashpoint. And Cyborg’s role is probably the best one.
But hey — maybe DC animation will manage to make that impenetrable and not-very-good story make sense somehow! With magic!
Check out my new work area!
I will never stop being pleased with owning an original page of Streets of Gotham. Nor will I ever be unhappy with my framing choice, or the excellent services provided by my hometown’s local gallery/framery, Lyndon Gallery.
We also moved our table to the other side of the room and it’s definitely working out in our favor. The table is my desk. We eat on the couch, haha.
(An aside, I AM working on the next page of B&GiA, I just got miserably sick with a chest cold and didn’t want to do anything that qualified as work for a week :/ )
