Confidential Cover

Some folks complain about Batman: Confidential, that it’s not in continuity, but to me, that’s a strength. I like the idea of little side stories in the Batman world. Plus, You can clearly get away with more, as evidenced by issue #18.

Streets of Gotham Cover

Frankly, it’s late enough I have no idea whether this one is awesome or crap. Please be kind. Also, as you can see, I’m not a serious designer, so forgive the imperfect logo designs. I mainly just want them to evoke a feeling.

Detective Cover

Here’s my second attempt. As per someone’s critique, I changed the logo for this one to make it a Detective Comics issue, which got me thinking all pulpy. Then I kinda went nuts. Enjoy.

Bat Cover

When I first uploaded a bunch of Batman sketches, James Sime of Isotope Comics Lounge recommended I do a set of cover designs. here’s the first. Stay tuned for more.

Couple of Comission pieces

Just quickly, here’s a couple of commission pieces for fans that didn’t get anything at Dragon*Con because I ran out of time.

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Snow and Bigby from Fables. I haven’t read Fables, so I really can’t figure out what signifies these two. I may start again.

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Based on a pic of Joan Crawford I have in my apartment.

Enjoy.

Here comes more Batman

I feel the rumblings from the cave. I think that big black beast is firing its engines and preparing to leap through the waterfall. Check it out.

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Another successful D-Con

If you’ve never been to Dragon-Con, I can’t recommend it enough. It’s non-stop parties, amazing guests, amazing things to buy, and best of all, amazing fans in amazing costumes. It’s the only festival I know where the main attraction is the other attendees.  Those who consider Dragon-Con to be Comic-Con’s poor relation simply don’t get it. Dragon-Con is Comic-Con’s exotic, bohemian cousin, living free in Paris and dating can-can girls.

Here’s a selection of commission  sketches from last weekend. Enjoy. Photos courtesy of Lan Pitts.

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