Holy Flying Grayson!

Recent commission of the original Robin, Dick Grayson.

The Power of SHAZAM!

The Comic Twart has returned! Like our Marvel What-If? theme, a bunch of us chose a DC book and ran wild. Of course, I went with The Power of Shazam!, treating it like a follow-up to my mock cover for DC Fifty-Too! You can read more at the Twart, and make sure to check out the rest of the guys' great work.

I've been posting clips here and there as I working on it, but below you can see some of the process for this one. Here are the pencils:

The inks:
This is the button in the upper right corner featuring Mary Marvel:
And here's the one featuring Freddy that I ended up not going with:Both of which include references to Mystery Science Theater 3000.

As always, thanks for looking!

Doctor

I dig Doom.

Wanna Make Somethin' Of It?

Here's my JLI plan: (1) Draw this thing here. (2) Convince Nate Cosby this is something we should do. (3) Convince DC Comics they should throw money at us to do said thing despite a recent company-wide relaunch of their books involving nearly all these characters (except the presumably-still-dead one). (4) Overwhelming acclaim follows.

That doesn't seem like too much to ask.

A Rotten Egg

Two of my favorites, Wally West and Bart Allen, The Flash and Impulse respectively. I've said plenty of times before that I'm a huge Flash fan, but lately I've also been a big fan of Impulse particularly. The kid is way too much fun to draw.

Spins a Web

Another commission of your friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. I'm enjoying drawing him more and more every time.

Tawny

Bromfield

Freeman

Uncle Gilbert

Another recent commission, The Gill-Man of Creature from the Black Lagoon. I always enjoy being asked to draw a character like this that's out of the norm (for me at least). It's been a while since I played around with the halftone dots as well.

Process

Since I so rarely stop and scan them before I start inking, here are some pencils.

This looks like...

...a job for Superman! This is a recent commission of some reporter for the Daily Planet in a phone booth changing into his pajamas.