Showing posts with label Lee Bermejo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lee Bermejo. Show all posts

Tuesday, May 19, 2026

Daredevil and Rorschach

 

Lee Bermejo's art is unique in the field.  His mastery of light and shadow make him perfect for gritty noir adventures.  His understanding of how different fabrics and materials appear and move give his depiction of superhero costumes a reality that is matched by few others.

Sunday, June 19, 2016

Daredevil and Green Lantern



An unlikely duo to be sure, but I think that the whole "fearless" angle could make for an interesting story.  Matt Murdock and Hal Jordan's common traits don't stop there though - they both have had fairly rocky romantic histories, jumping from one relationship to another, often with disastrous results.

Wednesday, July 30, 2014

Robin and Spider-Man



Stan Lee has often mentioned how he created Spider-Man as an answer to Robin and the other teen superhero sidekicks, figuring that kids wanted to envision themselves as the hero and not just the junior partner.  While there is certainly truth to that, and it was a huge element in Spidey's success, I definitely think the hero/sidekick mentor relationship lends itself to a lot of interesting stories.  That was part of the appeal for me when it came to Tim Drake, I really enjoyed the relationship between his Robin and Batman.  The interaction between the two of them as well as characters like Alfred and Nightwing made for a lot of engaging comics, and I am sorry that he has become somewhat redundant since the introduction of Damian Wayne.

By the way, this story is not over, so stay tuned for Part Two tomorrow!

Tuesday, April 9, 2013

Doc Savage and the Winter Soldier



What a crazy five years or so it has been for Bucky Barnes.  He went from being one of the few Marvel Characters to stay dead, to being found alive as The Winter Soldier.  Shortly after, Captain America was killed off and he assumed the title.  When Cap returned (he got better), Bucky was killed again at the climax of a line-wide event (he got better, too).  Now he is in his own self-titled series and his saga will be the basis for the next Captain America film, which just began shooting.  Not bad for a character that was pushing daisies just a few years back!

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