I first saw Rafael Albuquerque’s work in the pages of the now canceled Blue Beetle series, and knew then that he can create some great images. DC Comics has released the cover to Superboy #1 that arrives in November, that features the artist’s take on the title character.
If you ever wanted to see the creation of a cover, check out this video of Chris Scalf walking viewers through the creation of Star Wars: Blood Ties #1.
Make with the clicky-clicky already and enjoy the larger image!
Francesco Francavilla is a brilliant artist. Simply brilliant. Look at his take on The Sandman, and let your jaw drop in awe and wonder at this wonderful work.
It’s nice when creators and artists contact us about the Major Spoilers site, the podcast, or something else we’ve done. Thomas Perkins is the character designer for Superman/Batman: Public Enemies, Green Lantern: First Flight, The Spectacular Spider-Man, and the Ben 10 television series. He’s also a fan of Major Spoilers, and has previously created a mock Major Spoilers comic book cover that rocked.
After a recent shout-out on the Major Spoilers Podcast, Thomas jumped back into the Kablammacus universe and whipped up today’s Art Appreciation Moment of the Day.
Cartoony and scary generally don’t work together in my world view of art, but in the case of Andy Kuhn’s Frankenstein, I’ll make an exception.
Here’s Dustin Nguyen’s take on the Bat Family that is included in his new sketchbook.
I think I like black and white ink work better than seeing a piece fully colored, there are certainly exceptions, but today’s Art Appreciation Moment from Chris Samnee further solidifies my idea that stark black and white rocks.
As the Alamo Draft House prepares for another round of the Rolling Roadshow movie showings across the country, the theater has commissioned Olly Moss to take the movies and design a batch of posters in a very minimalist style. Take the jump for the results that are stunning, and make you think twice about these classic movies.
If you pay close attention to each episode of the Major Spoilers Podcast, you’ll notice that most of the title images feature original art by Major Spoilers Art Intern, Dante. This past week many of you commented on Dante’s take on the Major Spoilers Crew done up Scott Pilgrim style. Today we’re giving you a look at the colored version.
If you haven’t spent time looking at Stanley Lau’s work in detail, here’s your chance to do it with his cover to Green Lantern #56.
While the news from companies is going to be rather slow today, we can still give you a reason to take the jump with this variant cover to Zombies vs. Cheerleaders from Joe Pekar.
I’m sure over the next few weeks we’ll feature a plethora of sketches from the San Diego Comic Con. Until then, here is a wonderful piece of propaganda from Francesco Francavilla.