r/comicbookart

Going through my boxes I was glad to find I have more Sam Kieth titles than I thought. Bought from the dollar boxes a few months before his passing and glad I did.

This illustration will be available as a print in our Kickstarter campaign. I'm taking the liberty of adding the link, since the comic is inspired by Mignola, but if the mods prefer, I can remove it:

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/motherstouch/otherkin-5-plus-1-4-horror-mystery-shapeshifting

I forgot to put up this Grifter I did last week. First ever Wildstorm I've ever done, I think. Those goggles were... Not fun to draw, haha. Based on pencils by Miko, who jacked me on a commission, but I can't help but love.

Hi everyone! This illustration was made by Victor Costa, the artist of the comic book series Otherkin (I'm the writer). I hope you enjoy it!

what do you think about this, this is on Bristol board, sometimes I think if someone else inked it and colored it it might be better

This is a work-in-progress page from my comic. I’m focusing on grounded storytelling and character-driven moments.

I absolutely love well designed credit pages in comic books!

I hate it when trade paper-backs remove them. Like I get their trying to collect multiple chapters into a single volume, but often comics book companies like Marvel remove each issues title pages, and JT genuinely changes the pace of the story telling.

Am I crazy? Or does anyone else ever notice that?

Am I crazy or has anyone else ever noticed this?