Art For Art’s Sake #390: Simon Bisley Draws ‘The Bible’
by Richard Bruton
Welcome once more, one and all, to a selection of some magnificent comic artwork … yes, it’s Art For Art’s Sake …
We’ll end this one with a fascinating collection of images by Simon Bisley — but here’s a little teaser.
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More from the Biz and the Bible later. But first …
Jaime Hernandez
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Mike Collins — A little Asterix, Obelix and Caesar
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Enrico Marini — More versions of Asterix. In this case, Fabala and Idefix (Or Panacea and Dogmatix as I’ll always remember them from my reading)
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Jim Mahfood – Absolute Batman
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Leonardo Romero — Spider-Man
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Enki Bilal
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Norm Breyfogle
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John McCrea — Tank Girl
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Gabriel Hardman — The Thing
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Dan Panosian — Wolverine. Panosian tells of giving him Frank Frazetta‘s Panhead Harley-Davidson and Elvis Presley’s shades, not to mention Panosian’s own father’s bell-bottom jeans and cowboy boots.
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Keith Giffen and Larry Mahlstedt — Legion of Super-Heroes #313 (1984)
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Marguerite Sauvage — Cover for the Archie Comics 85th anniversary of the new Sabrina book
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Stan Sakai — Usagi Yojimbo: Kaitō ‘84 #5
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Daniel Warren Johnson — Usagi Yojimbo: Kaitō ‘84 #5
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James Harren — Absolute Martian Manhunter #10
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Brian Bolland — Just three of some of that classic run of covers for Animal Man …
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Jake Teagle did the area illustrations for the 2026 Green Man Festival, and they’re all rather grand. Here’s just a little selection …
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This was rather a surprise. Simon Bisley isn’t perhaps the first artist you would think of who’d have a series of biblical paintings amongst his oeuvre, but here they are, gathered on a fansite.
Thanks to the always fascinating LinkMachineGo for highlighting this one.
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