The first time I had ever seen Mike Perkins’ art was on his fantastic team up with Dan Jurgens on Green Lanterns. The highly detailed, wonderfully moody art worked perfectly for that story in that it took place in space, with plenty of dimly “lit” pages. It served as an awesome spinoff to Superman Rebirth …
Huh? I think I'm going to do something completely out of left field for most of you reading and do an art week post featuring an artist who, to my knowledge, has never even drawn a Superman comic. That word at the top probably describes a few folks' reactions to the headline. Growing up I …
I’ve really started enjoying cons in the last few years. Ever since the slew of Hollywood/pop culture material that saturated all of the biggest, longest running cons, making them less about comics and more about everything adjacent (if that) to comics, it’s been refreshing to see new, smaller cons pop up that are bringing attention …
In recent years of my life I have gotten into old newspaper strips, as you’ve probably already seen me write about a time or two on my site. In the case of Superman’s comic strips, both the Sundays and the dailies have contained some of the most wonderful stories of the character’s history. A common …
So much of Alex Ross' work over his long and storied career is a love letter to the Bronze Age. Or, maybe more accurately, a love letter to his childhood. It stands to reason then, that in addition to the more "comic bookie" depictions that he has drawn of Superman, his favorite character, there have …
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