Golden Age Superman Foreign Policy

Well the trial assignment is finally over. Now I can get back to the other things on my plate. And as I posted before one of them is to get some charity pieces ready for Fallcon. The Fallcon old website was down for awhile, but seems they were making a new one. So hit the link to see the guests list and all other sorts of goodies from a great comics convention.

So here is the Superman piece, I just finished inking it and had a blast doing this one. Hopefully I can think of some more pieces like this to get done before the con. Which is coming up fast!

So many irons in the fire....

Believe me Loyal Legionnaires, I am not falling down on production of the Captain Spectre strip. But, I do have many, many irons in the fire - sort of speak. Fallcon, the great Minnesota comic convention, is rushing toward me. I always contribute to the three charity auctions that they have there. Just feel like I should pay back something for such a great con and a great time. I also always try to come up with something that Nick, the organizer of the con, wants to bid on. Sometimes I hit one, and sometimes I don't. Last year I pencilled a Doc Savage piece and Joe Rubenstein inked it. So this morning I had this idea of a golden age Superman borrowing bombs from an airfield to do a little foreign policy mission. So I just had to rough it out before I lost the idea. As I scanned it I noticed his forward leg is a bit too short, but I will fix that later. Just wanted to show it off a bit, mainly for the idea, and to make sure I got it down. I will need to do two more pieces at least in the next few weeks for the auctions. So I will be showing those here too.

As I said sometimes too many irons in the fire....game animation, a commission piece I owe a Loyal Legionnaire for doing me a great favor, the virus project, and of course continuing the Captain Spectre strip.