Kryptonite Monkeys

There's a lot I like about these pages here. First is, I started working on them last Wednesday so I cranked them out pretty quickly. I also like that I didn't use any interior lines on Superman but his mass is still described really well. Also, kryptonite monkeys. I was kind of making it up as I went along so it's not a complete story or anything. You'll just have to deal.







-Rob

You would like me when I'm angry

I watched the new Hulk with Ed Norton a couple of days ago and then the Ang Lee Hulk on tv yesterday. The Ang Lee Hulk is way better. Not saying the new one is bad, it's just...not as good. The model and animation of the Hulk is better in Lee's version. I could go on, but I don't care to do a full review. Basically this is all just a intro for the drawing. What is seen here is just part of the full drawing but I didn't like how it turned out so you only get the part that I'm happy with.



Here's a couple of characters that went in the background.



-Rob

Spider-Man

After being dissatisfied with my previous attempts at Spider-Man I was determined to draw one I liked. I think I got it.



-Rob

Wolverine!

I was looking at the Spider-Man picture I posted the other day, really not liking it that much, and decided that I'd take another crack at it.

Here's the penciled version:



It came out okay, I guess. Spider-Man is still pretty dull but I really like how Wolverine looked so I inked him. Here's that:



-Rob

Thwip!

Here's kind of a lazy Spider-Man sketch. I really should've put him in a more extreme position but didn't think of that until it was inked. I like the curves and sharp corners and my coloring has expanded [back] in to using gradients, which is the real reason I decided to post this. I still really like flatter coloring but a little light/dark is good. I've never really liked the super gradient, airbrushed computer coloring you see all over comics. Just not my taste.

-Rob