I drew you a stupid, silly-looking Superman. Because I love you.
Saul Bass: Film Title Sequences— It’s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World, Anatomy of a Murder, Something Wild, North by Northwest, Edge of the City, Psycho, The Man With the Golden Arm, Goodfellas, Cowboy, Spartacus, Bunny Lake Is Missing, Vertigo
God, I love Saul Bass.
(via supervillain)
Artful Daggers 3 is here! $.99 – Ages 15+ – Arden and Piper are held captive at the hands of the Lesser Principles of Sussex, where they make an unexpected discovery, while Kent United moves toward a new vision of its future.
FCBD 2013
So glad it’s finally Free Comic Book Day! Lettering Jamal Igle’s MOLLY DANGERhas been a blast and…
Not to be outdone by FCBD, I also received Kyle Starks’s amazing THE LEGEND OF RICKY THUNDER collection, a couple of fantastic mini comics, and some pretty rad Ricky Thunder stickers and trading cards in the mail today!
So glad it’s finally Free Comic Book Day! Lettering Jamal Igle’s MOLLY DANGER has been a blast and I’m so grateful that I can finally hold a physical copy of this book in my hands! Hope you guys dig it!
JAMAL IGLE’S MOLLY DANGER: BOOK ONE
She’s the hero you’ve been waiting for! Eternally child-like and inhumanly strong, Molly Danger has protected the citizens of the once sleepy town of Coopersville, New York for the past 20 years from the terror of the sinister Supermechs. But what secrets from her past threaten to destroy everything she holds dear when new D.A.R.T. recruit Austin Briggs becomes her pilot?
Molly Danger: Book One is a European-Sized Format Hardcover graphic novel written and drawn by Inkpot award winner Jamal Igle (Supergirl, KISS, G.I. Joe), with inks by Juan Castro and colors by Romulo Fajardo Jr. and is listed in this months issue of Diamond Previews (Diamond Order Code MAY 130760), and is currently available for pre-order at your local comic retailer or many online vendors such as DCBService.com and TFAW.com.
(via jamaligle)
TRUE STORY
On Christmas morning, when I was maybe ten years old, I unwrapped my last gift and it turned out to be… a box of Cheerios. And I was like “Dude. I know we’re poor… but Cheerios?” And my dad just grinned and told me to open the box, “so we could have breakfast.”
I opened the box and, inside, were 25 Superman comic books. I spent the rest of the day reading the many adventures of the Man of Steel.
This is both my favorite Christmas and Superman memory.
Happy birthday, Supes.
Just drawin’ dinosaurs. Like ya do.
