Katsuya Terada Black Marker Works

Japanese artist & illustrator, Katsuya Terada has just opened his solo show at the Compound Gallery. The great thing about this show is that he has only used black marker pens for all the artworks.... He is well known for his comic, The Monkey King (released by Dark Horse) and has worked in many films and videogames...

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The Faces Of Batman

As part of DC Comic's 75th Anniversary celebration, Art You Grew Up With present a stunning, vibrant collection of 16 different images of the Bat from the various artists whose influence has shaped the development and evolution of my favourite superhero.

Besides being a drop-dead beautiful Batpic, the icing on the cake is this edition has been signed by 10 of the 16 artists represented in the portrait: Jerry Robinson, Neal Adams, Simone Bianchi, Kelley Jones, Andy Kubert, Jim Lee, Jose Garcia Lopez, George Perez, Alex Ross and Bruce Timm.

'The Faces of Batman'
Limited Edition Pigment Ink Print
Edition Size: 250 26" x 26" unframed

Tintin X Dran

I know these are a couple years old, but these paintings of Tintin by artist, DRAN always make me smile...

The Incredulous Hulk Boy Toy

Garageworks Industries have collabed with Ron English to create from his feature painting "The Incredulous HulkBoy" at "Status Factory" L.A. show, the HulkBoy sculpture in edition of 10. These handcrafted sculptures are made from high density fiberglass, and standing 1:1 scale (22") in height. Each sculpture are signed & numbered by Ron English.

 Info & pre-order inquiry: info@garageworksindustries.com
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Bizarre But Brilliant

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SnakeBomb Website

Really feeling SnakeBomb's blog at the moment...Old 80's Videogame, Comic & Silly images that have been put together in a very strange style...it's been keeping me amused for a month or so now.

2 Amazing GIFs

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Comic Tattoos Part 2

Thanks to Veggieheart for the heads-up!

Deadly Del Mundo

Deadly Del Mundo is an up and coming Canada-based artist who is heavily influenced by Comics & fanzine art.





Check out his work HERE.
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Venom Incarnate

Love this picture of Venom showing us his smile....(Click on image to see larger version)
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Scrapbook Manifesto

Jonathan Wayshak, the artist behind Scrapbook Manifesto has some really twisted work.

View more here.

Richard Corben

Corben was born in Missouri and grew up in Sunflower, Kansas, a work force community of Sunflower Ordinance Works which made bombs for World War II. He's been drawing comics all of his life.

More of Corben's work here.

Million Dollar Comic (Part 2)

Less than a week after an Action Comics #1 set the world record for the highest price ever paid on a comic, a 1939 Detective Comics #27 in which Batman makes his debut has sold at auction for US$1,075,500, breaking the record again! The copy has a quality grade of 8, same as the Action Comics #1.


Read our post on the Action Comics sale HERE.

Horror By Adam Geyer

For those not familiar with Adam Geyer and for those who are, these next pieces are so wonderfully filled with horror.

Visit his official site here.

Visit his original art store here.

Million Dollar Comic

A copy of the first comic to feature Superman has been sold on the internet for a record breaking US$1 million (£646,000).
The 1938 edition of Action Comics No 1 - which originally sold for 10 cents - was snapped up within minutes of the issue being put on sale. The sale smashes the previous record price for a comic book of US$317,200 (£205,000) in 2009, which was also a copy of Action Comics #1. It was in poorer condition however, with a quality grade of 6 - Fine.
The copy sold yesterday has a grade of 8.0 - Very Fine, of which there are only two in the world.

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The Swiss Master Of Fatalistic Noir

I first came across this artist when I saw his design as a Toxico print.

Thomas Ott the Swiss master of fatalistic noir uses black and white to create haunting images.

Check out his comics.

Ott's latest publication 73304-23-4153-6-96-8 is available from Amazon.

More available here.