Monthly Archives: July 2015

I just dug these up from the old archives. So here’s a little back story. When Batman was coming out, around the same time the first Avengers movie was coming out – a co-worker (Mike W) and I placed a … Continue reading →

Colleen, of Wyng’d Lyon Creations actually won this original ElfQuest piece by Wendy Pini for me at a Silent Auction. Now before anyone freaks out, rest assured, I did not color the original print she got from me. This is … Continue reading →

I wasn’t kidding, when I said, in an early post, that if a cover of The New Defenders gets posted in B&W, that I will save it and eventually recolor it myself. This is New Defenders #134, which introduces a … Continue reading →

It’s a sure bet that if a B&W cover that features The New Defenders, especially Gargoyle gets posted – that I am going to save the cover and eventually get around to coloring it myself. Here’s one I did of … Continue reading →

My very first issue of Uncanny X-Men was Uncanny X-Men #121 given to me by my friend, Charles Stevens – and that comic forever changed my life (along with Avengers #159, also given to me by my friend Charles). Uncanny … Continue reading →

Here’s another one I did of the Uncanny X-Men (you will see I find myself frequently coloring them; again, because of the wide diversity of colors in the costumes, but also because back in the day Uncanny X-Men was the … Continue reading →

Here’s another time, where I did some coloring of a B&W version of a cover (though this is actually from another artist impersonating John Byrne) where I colored the Uncanny X-Men featuring Nightcrawler, Colossus, Storm, Juggernaut (and for once in … Continue reading →

It’s going to sound crazy, but then maybe not. Remember, when you were a kid, how much you enjoyed coloring? Well, something that always helps me feel better – even now, is coloring. While Tom B. of Marvel may post … Continue reading →

Marvel once (and I suppose, technically still does) tout itself as “The House of Ideas”. And at one time, I believed it. Because Marvel offered a wide diversity of types of books at one time. You had your flag ship … Continue reading →