When comics pro and Patron of this blog Tony Isabella requested this scenario on a cover, I had to try and make it happen. not only is it a great concept, but it serves as a perfect follow up to the first time these two heroes met in STF #1154. Yeah, I'm just collaborating with the creator of Black Lightning, Misty Knight, Tigra and more - a pretty sweet feeling for a lifelong comics fan like myself.
Showing posts with label Tom Yeats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Tom Yeats. Show all posts
Sunday, September 23, 2018
Swamp Thing and Wolverine in: "To Heal The Green!"
When comics pro and Patron of this blog Tony Isabella requested this scenario on a cover, I had to try and make it happen. not only is it a great concept, but it serves as a perfect follow up to the first time these two heroes met in STF #1154. Yeah, I'm just collaborating with the creator of Black Lightning, Misty Knight, Tigra and more - a pretty sweet feeling for a lifelong comics fan like myself.
Monday, May 21, 2018
Cyclops and Swamp Thing
I was very glad to hear that a new Swamp Thing series will be a part of DC's new streaming service. If they follow the Alan Moore run on the character and the effects are up to par, it could be very cool. The previous series featuring the muck-monster, both live action and animated, did not set a very high bar - so there's nowhere to go but up!
A big thank you to David Miller for giving me the suggestion to put Swamp Thing on Krakoa, a concept full of possibility!
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Wednesday, October 18, 2017
Calvin and Hobbes and Swamp Thing
One thing that amazed me about Bill Watterson was his ability to draw landscapes and scenery as well as the shenanigans of a boy and his stuffed tiger. His mastery of pacing, body language and facial expressions would have been enough to make Calvin & Hobbes a great strip, and the fact that they operated in such lush environments really helped to put it over the top into classic territory. Watterson could have just as easily illustrated a straight up adventure comic.
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