The Talented Artwork Thread – Original Arts, Covers, Pin-Ups, Fan Arts and More

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This is a thread to talk about/post pictures of original arts, covers, pin-ups, fan arts, etc.

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2016 Dark Horse Day Sampler [30th Anniversary of Dark Horse Comics] by Duncan Fegredo

2016 Dark Horse Day Sampler
[30th Anniversary of Dark Horse Comics]

Artist by Duncan Fegredo

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Trinity (with Dick): Throughout the Ages by Nicola Scott and Annette Kwok

Trinity (with Dick): Throughout the Ages

Artist by: Nicola Scott and Annette Kwok

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Echoes of Captain Marvel (SHAZAM!) by Alex Ross

Echoes of Captain Marvel (SHAZAM!)
Art by Alex Ross

For those who couldn’t guess it
-Captain Marvel and Billy Batson.
-Multiple versions of of Captain Marvel and Billy Batson from multiple media.
Mary Marvel Captain Marvel Jr., Mar-Vell, Genis-Vell (and Rick Jones), Monica Rambeau, Carol Danvers.
-Marvelman/Miracleman, Thunder (from The Legion of Super-Heroes, the Shazam powered character of the 31st Century), Prime (Ultraverse), Dial H for H.E.R.O. (Robby Reed).
-Captain Super (from Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths), Max Tennyson and Ben Tennyson (from Ben 10), The Fly, Ultraman (Toku Heroes), He-Man and Battle-Cat (Prince Adam and Cringer), Hoppy the Marvel Bunny, Thunderbunny, OMAC, Mar-Vell (Earth X).
-Mighty Mightor, Thundergirl (Big Bang Comics), Mighty Man (Big Bang Comics), Shazzan (60s cartoon), Thor (And Donald Blake), Etrigan the Demon, Captain Triumph.
-Pureheart the Powerful (Archie Andrews) Superior, Mighty Isis, The Infinity Man (The Forever People), Adam Warlock, the Gentleman and Tillie Armstrong (Astro City).

Marvel Universe by Patrick Gleason

Marvel Universe
Art by Patrick Gleason

Giant Generator

Giant Generator
[wrap around variant cover for the final issue of Black Science #43 (September 25, 2019)]
Art by Andrew C. Robinson

Inside the House of Ideas (from Avengers: No Road Home #10)

Inside the House of Ideas
[page from Avengers: No Road Home #10 (April 17 2019)]
Art by Sean Izaakse (Pencils & inks) and Marcio Menyz (colours)

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JLA/Transformers by Phil Jimenez and Romulo Fajardo Jr.

Justice League of America/Transformers [unpublished crossover pitch]
Artist by: Phil Jimenez and Romulo Fajardo Jr.

Originally, it was supposed to a pitch by Chris Ryall and Phil Jimenez to DC Comics, a crossover between DC’s world’s greatest super-heroes and Hasbro/IDW’s robots in disguise, but when DC relaunched the New 52 which led to rebooting the entire DC Universe following the conclusion of the Flashpoint storyline, the project was sidelined. Phil credits Chris with the idea of making Optimus Prime a Green Lantern. Also Wonder Woman’s invisible jet would becoming a Transformer.

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Chris Samnee’s 2018 Inktober/Batober 

Chris Samnee’s 2018 Inktober/Batober (x)
Sketch artist by Chris Samnee

Spawn/Batman: Inner Demons (2006) by Greg Capullo and Todd McFarlane

Spawn/Batman: Inner Demons [unpublished/cancelled third Batcrossover]
Artist by Creg Capullo (pencils) and Todd McFarlane (inks)
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Todd McFarlane has unveiled a glimpse of a planned Spawn/Batman crossover that never saw the light of day. In what the Image Comics co-founder characterizes as “a bit of fate,” the project was to have been drawn by pre-Batman artist and longtime McFarlane collaborator Greg Capullo.

Just like BIGFOOT…here’s that mysterious comic book creature, the Spawn – Batman crossover that NO ONE has EVER SEEN!!!!!

Years ago there was a deal for DC Comics and myself to do a cool Batman/Spawn cross-over book (for those not hip to comic lingo, that’s a book in which both characters are in the same issue). I to to have written and inked it, while a talented penciller, Greg Capullo, was going to draw it. for a variety of reasons (mostly on my shoulders) the book never got off the ground, but a few pages and promo pieces were done for it. Below is one such piece drawn by Greg and inked by myself.

*** This story is different than an earlier version of Spawn/Batman that Frank Miller wrote and I drew. ***

And in a bit of fate: Years later, Mr. Capullo would take over the artistic drawing reins for the caped crusader and he would be the next hot shot artist on DC Comics’ BATMAN comic! Which is usually at the top of the best selling comics each month (ably written by Scott Snyder).

Anyway, I came across this cool cover the other day and thought that it was too good not to share.

Solicitation: It’s been over a decade since their first meeting. The Dark Knight and the even darker one. But this time is perhaps the most dangerous meeting of all. A battle for our heroes’ very souls and sanity. Sure Batman knows how to fight The Joker, Spawn and The Clown, but what if Spawn had to deal with Batman’s legendary nemesis? And for that matter, is Batman really capable of fighting a true demon from hell? Two great heroes must face each other’s greatest villains!
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Chris Samnee’s 2019 Inktober/Batober 

Chris Samnee’s 2019 Inktober/Batober (x)
Sketch artist by Chris Samnee

Swamp Thing and Krypto by Bernie Wrightson

Swamp Thing and Krypto the Superdog

note: the late Bernie Wrightson drew this art to raise money for Steve Niles’ dog’s cancer treatment

Sketch artist by: Bernie Wrightson

Dark Horse Horror by Scott Allie and Juan Ferreyra

Dark Horse Horror

Here’s a process for that promotional piece

Artist by Scott Allie and Juan Ferreyra

The World of Alan Moore by Alex Ross

The World of Alan Moore

a tribute piece and interview page illustration for Wizard: The Comics Magazine #130 (July 1, 2002)

Artist by Alex Ross

That’s beautiful. Superman and Krypto are flying with their equivalents Alan Moore’s Supreme and Radar

Star Wars: Wretched Hive (2011) by Frank Quitely

Star Wars: Wretched Hive (2011)

[a piece of sequential art commission for a coffee table book Star Wars Art: Comics HC artbook (2011)]

Artist by Frank Quitely

James Stokoe’s Spider-‘Nam [Unpublished]

James Stokoe’s Spider-‘Nam [Unpublished]

James Stoke pitched a project series to Marvel called “Spider-‘Nam” where in this alternate universe Spider-Man gets drafted to the Vietnam war sets in the 1950s through 1970s, but Marvel turned it down.

Artist by James Stokoe

That would have been a potentially interesting read.

Spider-Man & Doctor Octopus by Joe Kubert pic.twitter.com/7juNKEXodC

— Cool Comic Art (@CoolComicArt) July 2, 2017