Space Ghost by Michael Cho. #comics #art

Space Ghost by Michael Cho. #comics #art

BATMAN/GREEN ARROW/THE QUESTION: ARCADIA #3 is in shops today. This penultimate issue is written and drawn by me, colored by Romulo Fajardo Jr. and lettered by @simonbowland.bsky.social. Here’s a preview.

Just realized it's been over a year since I showed off this commission I got from @rpace.bsky.social. He was raising money for a charity. I will never stop showing this off.

Take your first look at The Atlas Comics Library No. 10: Sports Action! Out 6/30, it features sports pulps by the artistic cream of the Timely/Atlas crop: Syd Shores, Joe Maneely, Bill Everett, Bob Powell, Gene Colan, George Tuska, Bernard Krigstein, and more! https://ow.ly/74aV50YoNJZ

The sense of weight that Buscema gave his characters was phenomenal.

Happy Shark Week! 🦈 #JonnyQuest #SharkWeek

Alex Toth

Alex Toth draws a group of men running into a swimming pool in Wings of Eagles. He takes care to alternate their leg movements so they have a left-right-left-right running motion. 🧵

Red Sonja by Eric Canete. #comics #art

Starscream and Skywarp by Eric Canete. #comics #art #transformers

The latest episode of my podcast about making comics features Adam Falp, Tony Esmond and my cat cannonhillcomics.substack.com/p/in-full-di...

The latest edition of my free comics newsletter looks at a relatively hidden gem drawn by the brilliant Sal Buscema and Steve Leialoha. cannonhillcomics.substack.com/p/some-old-f...

There are many ways to suggest motion in comics. A subtle one is to place a group of figures that resemble each other in a left-to-right pattern, each showing a progression of movement. Hergé has a group of Arabs getting up and retreating, but the reader unconsciously sees it as a single figure. 🧵

Samuel Hayward

You're no horror... Go back to where it all began with Love And Rockets Vol. I #1 - Facsimile Edition by Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez, out now! https://ow.ly/aUFC50YmFya

The latest edition of my free comics newsletter looks at Steve Ditko’s work on Spider-Man. It's such a ridiculously great run of comics. cannonhillcomics.substack.com/p/ditkos-spi...

May 2026

Magik by Matteo Scalera. #comics #art

After watching Hell in the Pacific I had the urge to rewatch the other John Boorman movie with Lee Marvin. Point Blank is a fantastically unsettling experience; the time jumps are disconcerting as hell. Amazing compositions. Marvin is equal parts unstoppable and deeply vulnerable. Love it.

Prince Valiant by Hal Foster from February 21, 1960.

Mastantuono really is a master, equally skilled at big and little foot cartooning, as well as a great illustrator.

Lighten up! Crazy for You, a double feature of love and obsession by Paul Theroux and Steve Lafler, is out 3/17! https://ow.ly/zL2z50YitTU

#JLGL!

One of my favourite runs. Davis is a brilliant cartoonist. Oh, I long for the glory days of Marvel UK in the 80s: Davis, Lloyd, Dillon, Gibbons...

Original art and comic bundles are available at my online store, with surprisingly reasonable shipping costs. Orders come with a free sketch. Orders outwith the UK get two free sketches! cannonhillcomics.bigcartel.com

I just got an incredible book about the Scorchy Smith artist Noel Sickles. I am so impressed by him, a massive cut above almost everybody. I love Canniff and Raynmond, Hal Foster and Will Eisner, but I tell you Sickles is in a league of his own. One of the greatest American illustrators of all time

Noel Sickles 😍 ( I don't own this - I wish! I'm just sharing this beauty :))

J.C. Leyendecker - The Butterfly Couple

Kuppenheimer Clothing Advertisement by J.C. Leyendecker, from The Saturday Evening Post, September 28, 1929

How great an illustrator was Robert Fawcett, particularly during the 1950s? Gentle sentients, I offer you this single illustration by him for Adrian Conan Doyle & John Dickson Carr’s “Sherlock Holmes & The Adventure of the Black Baronet”, from a 1953 Colliers Magazine. He was the bees’ knees, no?

Robert Fawcett illustration from Ladies Home Journal.

The Sinister House Of Secret Love #03 Pg 12 Original Art Art by Alex Toth, Frank Giacoia And Doug Wildey DC Comics (1972) From Heritage Auctions... On a dark and stormy night, Alex Toth provides incredible storytelling for a scene of Gothic romance.

Request for another version of Tam Shepherds but this time with a couple of rather Restless Natives outside

I just backed SMOKING BEDROOM ISSUES 1 & 2 on @kickstarter.com www.kickstarter.com/projects/ato...

Recently completed (and loooooong overdue) commission.

Al Williamson, so good that even his scribbles are genius level drawing. One day Marc, one day…

The latest edition of my free comics newsletter looks at Steve Ditko's run on The Amazing Spider-Man. This time focusing on his graphic design. open.substack.com/pub/cannonhi...

7 Katsuhiro Otomo

6 Alan Davis

5 Alex Toth

Sometimes an individual panel just needs to be reposted. #alextoth

The Amazing Spider-Man #244-245 Marvel, 1983 "Ordeals!" / "Sacrifice Play!", by Roger Stern and John Romita Jr with inks by Klaus Janson (244) and Dave Simons (245). Covers by Romita & Bob Wiacek and by Romita & Simons.

I've been admiring Alex Kotsky's work on Apartment 3-G lately. I'm guessing he was a big influence on Steve Rude. #comics

The Tao of Peanuts.

Catching up with some podcast listening, and this one was a joy. @jonnycannon.bsky.social's love for the strips really comes through - have a listen, guaranteed to raise your spirits.

It's so good. Apparently Doug Wildey inked the first 11 pages. It's gorgeous and Toth layers meaning into his panel composition.

This cover, whilst awesome, does confuse me.

Art by cartoonist & illustrator Noel Sickles. These are from a December 14, 1942, article in Life magazine on the vulnerability of enemy tanks in the war.

Illustrations by the great Noel Sickles for the 1955 Reader's Digest Books edition of Alan Le May's The Searchers