Joseph P. Illidgeさんのイラストまとめ

His understanding of light and shadow, the decision and execution of placing the “camera” to provide a sense of drama both natural and eerie, made his pages sublime.

John had worked on Batman before, but for the specific crime noir, two-color approach DC’s Art Director Mark Chiarello and I envisioned, John went minimalist in style to produce storytelling of maximum impact.

1 year ago, @chryslus and I unveiled the exclusive STATIC image he drew for me. Today, I'm holding issue 2 of his @DakotaUniverse @DCComics BLOOD SYNDICATE series. This man is my brother. He gives his love to every piece of art he creates. Get this book to see something amazing.

I mean, @chryslus and inker JUAN CASTRO and colorist WIL QUINTANA are just out here.

DROPPING MICS.

Very few artists can return to a comic book series they drew 29 YEARS LATER and drop mics with a higher standard.

@chryslus can.

BLOOD SYNDICATE. @DakotaUniverse @DCComics
MAY 10TH.

One of my pride and joy editorial gigs in this amazing industry of ours. Superheroes can't solve all of the problems, but heroes like Dinah Lance will always try. #birdsofprey
Art by the legend Butch Guice
Colors by the goddess Gloria Vasquez
Letters by gentleman Albert DeGuzman

#ThrowbackThursday Years ago I brought writer Christopher Priest and the top gun of writers together to spearhead a superhero universe. Now, Priest and I are working with 50 CENT to bring his creation XERO to the big screen. You'd think it was destiny!😎 https://t.co/xJpyLgcXu4

#ThrowbackThursday 6 years ago I wrote an article for Shadow League called "IF LEBRON JAMES WAS AN ASSASSIN FOR THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT…" about XERO. This book's been on my radar for years. Now with @50cent Priest, ILLUMINOUS, & Color Farm, IT'S TIME https://t.co/cHdJuh4LkV

HMMMM...
#DoctorStrange

Now Bruce Wayne, which is to say BATMAN, 'cause real talk his innate, spiritual name is BATMAN and "Bruce Wayne" is his costume name...Batman is a methodical muthafukka, so yeah, he's always thinking, always sizing people up in combat.