A gathering of wonderful art spotted by yours truly these last few days.
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- Nelvana of the Northern Lights by Francis Manapul. Source.
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- Talia Al Ghul by Bruce Timm. Source.
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- Amazing Spider-Man Annual 14 double-page spread by Frank Miller and Tom Palmer. Source.
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- Wonder Woman by John Bolton. Source.
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- Pandora by Milo Manara. Source.
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- Elektra issue 1 cover variant by Bill Sienkiewicz. Source.
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- James Bond in Thunderball by Frank McCarthy. Source.
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- The Man With No Name by Leinil Yu. Source.
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- Personal Work by Cameron Stewart. Source.
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- Miracleman by Mike Deodato Jr. Source.
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- The Sinister Six by Alex Ross. Source.
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- The Comics Journal issue 58 cover by Frank Miller and Joe Rubinstein. Source.
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- Superman by Steve Rude. Source.
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- Airboy Archives volume one cover by Tim Truman. Source.
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- The Queen from Snow White by Gabriele Dell’Otto. Source.
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- Fred The Clown by Roger Langridge. Source.
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- Doctor Strange by Barry Windsor-Smith. Source.
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- Nick Fury by Bruce Timm. Source.
Dang! Even when clothed Milo Manara’s women still look erotic. I can’t think of another talent who has such understanding and control over the nuances that define the female form. And since I wont be able to stand up for the next few minutes…, I’ll also mention…
The Doc Strange by Barry Windsor Smith is a quintessential example of his artistry. I choose this word deliberately I as I don’t it to be confused with craftsmanship. As many new generation talent grew up on a diet of pop culture, it’s guys like BWS who legitimized cartooning as art. Look how organic the whole drawing looks… There’s a clear sense of how the clothes might feel despite being a single weight line drawing. If I was Italian, I’d end with brave! But since I’m Asian, I’ll just say bing kwo kwa!