Photos, stories and art...seems everyone wants different things and the same things at the same time, so here is a post today of a little bit of everything for you all to enjoy! The photo above is one of my very favorites...attitude, great sexy shape and posture and a bit creepy at the same time.
There was a time years ago when Marvel comics would use the PAPERFILMS crew, which was myself, AmandaConner, Justin Gray and Paul Mounts to do a ton of "non comic" comic work for licensing. Above you see three different covers for a reprint comic of hulks first appearance that were insrted into the HULK video game box when you bought the first couple of hundred thousand copies of the game. these are all scenes from the origin issue and amanda did a pretty darn good job on pencils...this was when i was still inking things. The client, the fabulous Bob Saboni loved them and every once in a while we will get one of these to sign at a show. Pretty cool, eh?

What you see here is the character study of a character Justin and I came up with when we took over Hawkman after Geoff Johns...which was not an easy thing, trust me. Ryan Sook did these character drawings to make sure we were all on the same page on how she should look and as usual, its some very cool, sexy, brilliant work on his part. I personally loved the character because I felt it was due time for hawkman to get laid...and who better to fall in love with than a lounge singer? Two of my ex's were singers so I know not only how it felt, but how you can lust after just a voice.

What is this you are wondering? well...only a few other people on earth would know this...and they would be my brothers. it is the "section" of my yard that was made of dirt that I would spend years digging into. A lot happened over time in this spot in our Brooklyn avenue J yard...Green army men, assorted small fires, a buried public phone, a 6 foor hole and so on. I would bring my dinosaur toys out here tha this spot sparked my imagination like no other. Yeah, it looks like nothing really...but to a small boy, it was a vast wonderland.