I’ve been a fan of Humberto Ramos’s work since I first discovered it in the pages of DC’s Impulse. From his blog page, comes his interpretation of Daredevil. For those that complain about his big eyes, big feet style, he does keep it to a minimum here.
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I think I like Ramos’ work the best when it’s being colored by Christina Strain.
That’s kinda Quesada-ish.
Woo! More Ramos = more awesome.
I met Ramos two years ago at WWP and he rocked an awesome Captain America sketch for me which I’ll have to pass on to you Spoilerites. He was a really cool, subdued guy.
I have always been a fan of Ramos, his work on Impulse was classic and I would go as far as saying Crimson was a land mark book and I doubt any modern artist would have been able to capture the visceral nature of the characters the way he was able to, but after his Revelations books with Dark Horse it seems his work has slipped from the hard lines and moved into a more juvenile style.