Art For Art’s Sake #380: Look On These Works, Ye Mighty, And Rejoice
by Richard Bruton
It’s that time of the week again — are you ready for a little journey around the world of comic art? Well, yes, it must be time for Art For Art’s Sake …
Alex Toth — Batman Adventures, 1994…
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Barry Kitson — Batgirl commission …
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Mike Perkins — character studies for The Planet …
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John McCrea — Dark Knight Returns…
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Dan Hipp — Return of the Jedi commission …
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Jesse Lonergan — Vaders
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Colin MacNeil — Johnny Alpha and Wulf Stenhammer — Strontium Dogs…
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Kyle Baker — The Shadow ad, 1988 …
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Cliff Chiang
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Otto Schmidt
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Jesse Lonergan — Deadmen …
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Kevin O’Neill — Marshal Law ad
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Charles Vess – Spidey commission …
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The Aerialist by Matt Wagner — covers to Dark Horse Presents #40 and #45, plus art from the DHP Fifth Anniversary Special (1990/1991)
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Bruno Redondo — Zatanna variant cover
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Marshall Rogers — Cap’n Quick and a Foozle #1 (1984 – Eclipse Comics)
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Nick Fury — Goran Parlov
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Lee Weeks — The Hulk
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Colleen Doran — Batgirl commission …
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Greg Staples — Tank Girl Forever cover …
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Jonathan Edwards, maker of great comics, but also one whose sketchbooks give us things like this … images of Portmeirion, famous (still) for being the setting for The Prisoner …
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