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23 December 2011
24 October 2011
Secret Avengers #18 Preview
Out October 26 from Marvel.
Written by Warren Ellis, with Art by me and Raúl Allén.
Lettered preview at CBR.
Written by Warren Ellis, with Art by me and Raúl Allén.
Lettered preview at CBR.
19 August 2011
Wolverine: Debt Of Death First Preview
Out September 07 from Marvel, a Wolverine 34 pages one-shot.
Written by David Lapham, Drawn by me and Colors by Elizabeth Breitweiser.
Updated 27 August 2011 with 5 more pages. Full preview here.
Written by David Lapham, Drawn by me and Colors by Elizabeth Breitweiser.
Updated 27 August 2011 with 5 more pages. Full preview here.
26 July 2011
6 July 2011
16 June 2011
Wolverine: Debt Of Death
Out this September from Marvel.
A 34 pages one-shot, Written by David Lapham,
Drawn by me and Colors by Elizabeth Breitweiser.
A 34 pages one-shot, Written by David Lapham,
Drawn by me and Colors by Elizabeth Breitweiser.
15 June 2011
27 April 2011
Red Skull Covers
Red Skull: Incarnate is a five-issue miniseries, written by Greg Pak with art by Mirko Colak and colors by Matthew Wilson, out in July from Marvel.
Editor Alejandro Arbona asked me to do five covers including design and logo. It was not intended to be a typical super hero comics, so it shouldn't have anything like typical cover art.
The series is about how a young German boy turns into Red Skull, in a story that parallels the rise of Hitler and the Nazis in pre-war Germany, so I thought it would be a good idea to try to get that historical aspect on the covers. I tried to approach the artwork as if they were real posters, newspapers and Nazi propaganda from that time, kind of in a documentary style.
I did extensive research into historical documents for the styles. In order to make that work, I used different typographies each issue, emulating different typefaces in real work; so I needed a uniform tone, technique and color in the finished art to identify all the covers as a whole collection.
These are some of the tons of real posters and stuff I based my work in:
Quotes by Frederick the Great and Friedrich Nietzsche in covers #1 and #3 were actually used in nazi propaganda.
At last was decided not to show swastikas on covers, but we thought readers' brains would fill blanks on issue #2.
Thanks to editor Sebastian Giner for helping us with German on issue #4 cover.
Here are some of the sketches I did during the process:
Official press release up on Marvel.com and CBR.
Editor Alejandro Arbona asked me to do five covers including design and logo. It was not intended to be a typical super hero comics, so it shouldn't have anything like typical cover art.
The series is about how a young German boy turns into Red Skull, in a story that parallels the rise of Hitler and the Nazis in pre-war Germany, so I thought it would be a good idea to try to get that historical aspect on the covers. I tried to approach the artwork as if they were real posters, newspapers and Nazi propaganda from that time, kind of in a documentary style.
I did extensive research into historical documents for the styles. In order to make that work, I used different typographies each issue, emulating different typefaces in real work; so I needed a uniform tone, technique and color in the finished art to identify all the covers as a whole collection.
These are some of the tons of real posters and stuff I based my work in:
Quotes by Frederick the Great and Friedrich Nietzsche in covers #1 and #3 were actually used in nazi propaganda.
At last was decided not to show swastikas on covers, but we thought readers' brains would fill blanks on issue #2.
Thanks to editor Sebastian Giner for helping us with German on issue #4 cover.
Here are some of the sketches I did during the process:
Official press release up on Marvel.com and CBR.
15 February 2011
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