The Combat, 1939, by Leslie Gilbert Illingworth (1902–1979).

Looking through the new Heritage catalog and holy shit, where the hell was Don Newton when DC and Marvel were doing painted original graphic novels?!

Swamp Thing preshow commission from NYCC!

A CALAVERA Cruising pinup I’ve been chipping away at-with the hopes of printing and pining traditionally

A recent Johnny Hazard pick up. 10/12/57 by the great Frank Robbins. After I won it I went to pull out the hardcover collection to read the storyline it was from and discovered that the last panel was used as the cover!

Please do! The OGN, Blue Angel, is a real passion project of mine. And the sketchbook rocks!

(Three pages of original art just like this one are still available as one of the rewards!) www.kickstarter.com/projects/sha...

Today is the birthday of artist, writer, and teacher, Joe Kubert (Sept. 18, 1926-Aug. 12, 2012).

Closing out his birthday by reading some of my favorite Frank Robbins comics so I thought I’d post another favorite piece from my collection. House of Mystery #241 pg. 10. Super fun layout and incredible inks!

Have a couple of cleaned up Frank Robbins Batman stories in honour of the anniversary of his birth. www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/cpkhe... www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/cz6lq...

Happy birthday Frank Robbins! One of the all time greats and my favorite cartoonist. Here are a few of my favorite Johnny Hazard originals in my collection. You can see all of them in my CAF gallery here — www.comicartfans.com/galleryroom....

Today is the birthday of writer & artist Frank Robbins (Sept. 9, 1917-Nov. 28, 1994). Most known for his work on the Johnny Hazard comic strip, as well as the Invaders, Batman, & the Shadow.

A digitally restored Batman splash page from DETECTIVE COMICS #416 (October 1971) drawn by the inimitable FRANK ROBBINS -- to celebrate his birthday.

Happy birthday to the one and only Frank Robbins. Some either love his art or dislike it but I've always loved his work. So much so that I own an original Invaders page and a Johnny Hazard Sunday page!

Johnny Hazard daily by Frank Robbins 4/17/1969.

www.kickstarter.com/projects/sha... First preview update to our campaign - check it out! All the pages there but one are from 3+ years ago, when I was still living in Russia -but the last one is actually the very first page that I drew after moving to Belgrade, so it's a whole emotional thing, phew

I just backed SHARP EYE - Issue 1 on @kickstarter.com www.kickstarter.com/projects/sha...

my original art still available over on the @thebeguiling.bsky.social site www2.store.beguilingoriginalart.com/product_info...

I was lucky to grab a few pages from one of my favorite BPRD storylines by the master Guy Davis! Rereading it recently I was struck by how much of an impact Darryl the Wendigo made with so little page count.

happy #caturday drawing from back in maybe 2019? or somewhen around then.

I've got 'em all, some direct from Hermes. I absolutely love this series. Frank Robbins is one of the all-time greats, just at home in comic strips as he was in comic books. Give yourself a treat and try one. #comics #FrankRobbins

ROBOT TOD part 3 from @floatingworld.bsky.social and myself will be at all your favorite comic stores THIS WEDNESDAY! TOMORROW august 6. if you are unable to buy it locally you can get it here floatingworldcomics.com/shop/comic-b... here is the inside front cover, page 00

Jaime Hernandez giving a masterclass in Cartooning Chiaroscuro Acting Composition Economy of line Facial expressions Gesture Storytelling In 4 pages

i do believe Robot Tod part 3 is in all the coolest comics stores today! from @floatingworld.bsky.social and me with a pin up by Soph Franz. also today a new patreon post and process video up www.patreon.com/posts/rt-par...

Watercolor practice, with an intentionally Richard Sala Inza

A Prentice Rip Kirby from the collection

I’ve been working through Wash Tubbs reprints and fell in love with the strip. I started going through originals for sale and came across this beauty by Leslie Turner Roy Crane’s friend and assistant. Chances are any Crane original I could afford was drawn by Turner anyway so I jumped on it 😄

A couple of penciled pages by Steve Ditko from Amazing Spider-Man #31. Ditko's pencils are rarer than hens' teeth, but Marie Severin saved copies of the entire issue, bless her. I especially love the shots of Spider-Man which reveal Ditko's strong understanding of anatomy. Beautiful work. #comics

Hey @gabrielhardman.bsky.social if you get the chance to explore Oklahoma at all while you’re attending the Comic Arts Fest check out the Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum. They have a great Fechin exhibit and some beautiful pieces by Cornwell, Dunn, Wyeth, and Bob Kuhn to name a few!

Here you go again. Just for you. I got one of the last Hellboy pieces in his run of HB story compositions

@ffrancavilla.bsky.social Hi Mr. Francavilla can you recommend a good mail order place for Italian comics? I’m trying to track down an Italian art book from a couple years ago but it’s been difficult so far. Thanks!

Delivery. Mark Laszlo Silver Surfer. The amount of work here is incredible. Superfine pen for the figure and logo, brush for space and a TON of white spatter. Love it. Can’t believe my luck. 11x17 paper.

A Johnny Hazard Sunday page by the great Frank Robbins I picked up recently.The top panel is a winner with a beautiful shot of another great Robbins character design so confidently cool you want to follow her adventures in her own strip. I also love the dramatic lighting in the 2nd and 4th panels.

Frank Robbins illustration 1975. In the 60’s writing 2 different stories for the Sunday and daily strips caught up to him so he hired Liss to help him generate stories. Robbins often reworked the stories as he drew but liked Liss’ work and ended up illustrating several books with Liss in the 70’s.

A page by the late Jorge Zaffino from his character Wolf. This is the page he gifted to Al Williamson when I drove Jorge along with Ricardo and Carlos Villagran up to visit Al in his Honesdale studio. The talent in that studio that day, along with Bret Blevins was staggering!

I'm THINKING about opening up about 10 commission slots for Robot Master select screens... Inked. Maybe even some screen tones, if it fits the piece. Done on small, 6" x 6" sheets of bristol. Would anyone be interested in this?

Another beautiful Johnny Hazard strip from the late great Butch Guice’s collection. Grateful to be its new caretaker. 9/12/1960 by Frank Robbins.

Look at this Silver Surfer by Mark Lazlo 😍

Must’ve passed Somerset Holmes a million times in the $1 bins and never knew it had an Al Williamson feature in the back of it 🤦‍♂️ The coloring is… unfortunate. Hopefully the originals end up in another Flesk art book. Here’s part 1

No, say it louder. It's absolute bullshit how Across the Spider-Verse made over $300 million in profit, yet neither Marvel nor Sony could be bothered to defray the hospital bills of the man who co-created Miguel O'Hara. Instead they left his wife and family scrambling to afford to live.

A reminder for all that Peter's wife Kathleen still needs a lot of help with the massive medical debt of his long-term care. If you can help. 💙 www.gofundme.com/f/help-peter...

Grateful to be the new caretaker of this beautiful Johnny Hazard strip from the late great Butch Guice’s collection. 6/22/1960 by Frank Robbins.

Grateful to be the new caretaker of this beautiful Johnny Hazard strip from the late great Butch Guice’s collection. 6/22/1960 by Frank Robbins.

Comicartfans.com is having a virtual con this weekend and I'll be set up with never before seen originals by @allredmd.bsky.social and taking requests for commissions too. Swing by tomorrow at 11am EST if you're a premium CAF member, or 1pm EST if you're not. www.comicartfans.com/comicartlive...

Have added some mostly Dredd related A5 sketches and an Inspector Insector as Columbo Thanks for all the likes and shred its gratefully appreciated jamescorcoran.bigcartel.com

Coming Dec 2025, the first installment of The Complete Charles Dana Gibson, a collection of America's greatest cartoonist. Featuring stunning repro and an introductory essay by Sean Michael Robinson, A Widow and Her Friends features three of Gibson's greatest mid-period works.

Can’t wait! In the meantime everyone go pick up Robot Tod from Floating World Comics!

EXCLUSIVE: Rick Remender's Terrific Teacups to Hit Stores This October @remender.bsky.social @farel.bsky.social www.cbr.com/exclusive-ri...

Very sad to see that amazing artist and lovely person Jackson "Butch" Guice has passed away at the far too young age of 63. I think he was the first interior artist I ever worked with whose work I loved as a kid. He could not have been nicer. My deepest condolences to his family, friends and fans.