some black and white Scott McDaniel artwork.
Daredevil, Vol. 1 # 306 Page 17 by Scott McDaniel, with Inks by Bud LaRosa, Letters by Bill Oakley, Colors by Nel Yomtov, and a Script by DG Chichester.
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a Batman poster from the early ‘90s by Scott McDaniel, with Colors Painted by Brian Stelfreeze.
My Inks over Scott McDaniel’s pencils were finished tonight.
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Scott McDaniel “Batman” Wizard the Comics Magazine Illustration Original Art (undated) Source
Comics fans seem to sleep on Scott McDaniel.
Insanely talented, and FAST. He was the co-artist on DC’s Countdown and Trinity weekly issues, with Mark Bagley. He produced like 10 pages of interiors for a weekly series for 2 years straight. (That’s insanely fast.)
Great, great artist. He does not get the love he deserves because he gets associated with derisive projects, like the armored Daredevil series. Scott is an absolutely top tier talent.
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Conan the Barbarian, Vol. 1 # 45 Page 27 by John Buscema, with Inks by “the Crusty Bunkers” (Neal Adams, Bob McLeod, Joe Rubinstein, Russ Heath, and Fershid Bharucha), Letters by John Costanza, Colors by Glynis Wein, and Roy Thomas adapted the script from the original short story by Robert E. Howard.
#john buscema#robert e. howard#neal adams#bob mcleod#big john buscema#the crusty bunkers#crusty bunkers#Joe Rubinstein#Russ Heath#Fershid Bharucha#John Costanza#Glynis Wein#Roy Thomas#Conan the Barbarian#Conan#Splash Page Process#Splash Page#Process#Master Class#Marvel Comics#Marvel#Comics#Art#Illustration
It gets progressively better as it goes along.
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discarded Hulk cover sketch by Nic Klein
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i am literally begging u pls break ur silence on blur v oasis
This is like being asked to break my silence on the Beatles vs the Rolling Stones, or Mud vs Showaddywaddy, isn’t it?
I will not answer, but I will give you a clue. Here is a clue for you: https://www.wired.com/2005/07/gorillaz-2/
Agreed.
Wanna know what I remember about Oasis? I remember that fucking song, “Wonderwall”. Which gets replayed on classic rock stations all the time and retro hipsters think of as this amazing moment. I was in middle school when that album came out. When it was brand new on the radio, and I was guaranteed to hear it on the way to the bus stop, on the radio at gym, and on the bus ride home every day for like 4 months... it started to wear a little thin.
And then later on, I found out that the Gallagher brothers were these nightmarish caricatures from Great Britain that routinely fought and argued with each other in public. And I was like, oh yeah, Wonderwall. Huh.
Blur was similarly nothing. Song 2 was a big deal for a while. But. Blur spawned the Gorillaz. And if you listen to Blur, and then Gorillaz in album release order, there is a clear evolution. Gorillaz are some of the best at lo-fi chill music.
Last I heard of Oasis was Sacha Baron Cohen talking about how much of an asshole the Gallagher brother he met. Imagine that. The guy that plays Borat found the public behavior of -I think- Noel Gallagher so appalling that it was beyond funny. It was ridiculously cartoonish and idiotic.
So we have the 2 assholes that made the massively overplayed song “Wonderwall”, versus the band that became the Gorillaz.
It was Liam Gallagher that appalled Sacha Baron Cohen.
Stylo, by Gorillaz:
Reposting all this bc my mutual, Tom O’Leary shared the shared the original art for the Gorillaz self titled album. Tom’s blog rules. If you follow me, you should follow him too.
On a tangential note, fuck Neil Gaiman. I hope he and Amanda Palmer die of infected syphilis sores in their eyes. Rapist asshole piece of shit and his lying, conniving, mooching bitch of an enabler.
“The Red Skull Supreme!” by Jack Kirby, with Inks by Frank Giacoia, Letters by Artie Simek, and a Script by Stan Lee.
The Weeknd’s Album “Hurry Up Tomorrow” has album sleeve artwork by Frank Miller, with Colors by Alex Sinclair.
“Battleship Chains”, by the Georgia Satellites.
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Conan Guards The Wall by Barry Windsor-Smith Cap'n's Comics
They’re more but these are the two best - the second is 26MP.
“Family Dinner”, from the Birdcage - with Robin Williams, Nathan Lane, Dianne Weist, Hank Azaria, Calista Flockhart, Dan Futterman, and Gene Hackman.
So long, Gene. Thanks for all the great stuff.
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The Seasons, by Alphonse Mucha. these were produced for F. Champenois in the year 1900. From the top: Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter.
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X-Force faces off against a daunting rogue's gallery by Joe Madureira with colors by Paul Mounts from the Skybox Marvel Universe Series IV trading card set (1993)