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Robin and Catwoman; art by Mike Wieringo, Stan Woch and Adrienne Roy
'Robin #28' (1996)
Story by Chuck Dixon
The Flash Mark Waid and Brian Augustyn omnibus Vol 1 comes out Tomorrow!
Re-experience the most influential Flash stories in the Modern age, with Oversized art by the legendary Greg Laroque and Mike Wieringo
Je viens de voir que @paninicomicsfra prevoit un omnibus FF par Mark Waid et le regretté Mike Wieringo. Un indispensable Twitter. (Je vais pleurer quand je l’achèterai)
Spider-man and Mysterio art ccto Mike Wieringo #SpiderMan #Marvel #artwork #conceptart
This is the dumbest way of saying "It's clobberin' time" I've ever seen. I love Todd Dezago, but it tries to be too clever and fails.
That's every pre-2003 FF book done though. Next will be the Waid/Wieringo run, but lots of other comics I might choose to read before I do that.
Today marks the 15th anniversary of the passing of Mike Wieringo. Mike used to post on the Drawing Board forums and the times he commented on my work I would just spend the rest of the day going back and reading it over and over again. This was a little piece I did at the time.
26 years today since Mark Gruenwald died, 15 since Mike Wieringo died, 10 since Joe Kubert died. A man is not dead while his name is still spoken.
I absolutely love these types of emotional panels. Wieringo and Waid as a duo are such a powerhouse
@DearWatchers Those mid-2000 are my jam, but there’s one that would be very interesting specially for the behind the scenes history of the issue, but also maybe a little difficult to get.
This What If was one of the last work of Mark Wieringo before his death. He sadly passed away before 1/2
🎨 #MikeWieringo, American #comicbook artist, was #BOTD 24 June 1963. #Art #Illustration
@arthurstacy My pick for the pod is one of my favorites, but the one about the New Fantastic Four (one of the last comics drawn by Mike Wieringo) has a special place