THINGS TO CLICK

Frank Quitely page from Batman and Robin #2

Tim Sievert page from That Salty Air

Darwyn Cooke page from Batman Black and White

ONLINE COMICS

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February 1, 2007

FROM OUT OF THE PAST [1993 sketchbook]:

This Bat-Elvis image has moved to it's own page.

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The Suntrust Bank off Dupont Circle in Washignton DC: The white patches are snow.

January 29, 2007

REVIEW
THE CREEPER #5
DC Comics 2007

The Creeper # 5 (of 6)
Story: Steve Niles
Artwork: Steve Scott
Colors: Chris Chuckry
Inks: Dan Green
Cover art by Shawn McManus
Cover dated February 2007

The complete Creeper #5 review has moved here.

January 25, 2007

Ironically, both Superman and Popeye are greatly effected by something green.

REVIEW
RUSH CITY
Issues #1,2,3 and 4
DC COMICS 2006 -2007

"This thing goes faster, right?"

Written by Chuck Dixon
Artwork by Timothy Green II
Inks by Rick Magyar
Colors by Jose Villarrubia

The complete Review of Rush City issues 1, 2 3, and 4 is here.

January 24, 2007

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I sure do like that dog.

[Below] from the UK Scotsman newspaper, January 18, 2007:

"Frank Quitely is possibly not a name you'll have heard of, but to those in the comic book world it's well-renowned. It's the pen name of Scottish comic book artist Vincent Deighan, who, born on this day in Glasgow in 1968, has proved a huge hit in the US. Quitely has worked on such well-known cartoon series as "The New X-Men" and "All Star Superman".

Read the Scotsman here.

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