Dan Schkadeさんのイラストまとめ

This is the single most Y2K cover imaginable, from the 90° tilt to that chef's kiss of a "Sins of Youth" logo https://t.co/ftNaeYP0bt

Between #DrFatetober and recurrent insomnia, 2020 has been a year of highly specific, highly indulgent fanart for Papi Schkade’s favorite grandson

Too tired to keep doing layouts and too antsy to sleep, so here's Kyle MacLachlan as Old Bruce Wayne 🥬

Today's warmup: THE SPIRIT! The criminologist from the crypt, the DOA PI, etc etc. I'm scheduled to record a couple things in advance of 2021's Will Eisner Week soon, and I realized it'd been a while since I actually drew the big guy in the little mask.

@gdwessel @GhosttGray Iconic, memorable, flashy -- yep, clear winner you ask me, easy pick really

This was SUCH a fun read — it’s great to see Everett return to his classic creation at the height of his storytelling powers, making some interesting choices and showing off some deeply cool techniques that hold up half a century down the line. Whatta legend.

Oddly enough, we end on a page that I definitely don’t think was inked by Everett. Deadline issues? Who’s to say? The script sticks the landing, though, as Namor privately acknowledges the landlubbers’ moxie. A solid ending to a highly enjoyable comic book.

Amazing face on Namor in that first panel — Future shades of Jaime Hernandez. Meanwhile, my guy Torg continues to grow on me. I’m sorry the world hates and fears him.

Lookit that, it’s November 1972’s SUB-MARINER #55, written and drawn by Namor creator and comics legend Bill Everett! I grabbed a digital copy after seeing @DarrellEpp describe it as Everett’s masterpiece, and it’s pretty wall-to-wall excellent. A thread:

Okay, yeah, try this on for size: "SPACE CABBIE: HACKMAN!" High Maintenance meets Deep Space Nine, point to point episodic fares across the local cosmos. Just no smoking, please. He's trying to quit.
🚖🛸🌌 https://t.co/HFvu5epypt