
Super Rabbit Vol.1 Number 3 published by Comedy Publications, Inc.
(If you missed the previous Super Rabbit story, you can find it HERE.)


This story starts off with two pages of pure cartoony silliness, then shifts gears a bit when Super Rabbit investigates some robberies at the museum.

Museums are among the best settings for any cartoon story, dontcha think?
There's always a mummy or a knight or a catapult nearby when you need one!

Okay..here we go! Enjoy this latest installment of Super Rabbit!

Click comic book pages to see a HUGE 300dpi detailed scan!


Click comic book pages to see a HUGE 300dpi detailed scan!


If you missed the last Super Rabbit story, you can find it HERE.
There's also more info on the comic book, the character, and the creators at:
Toonopedia article on Super Rabbit
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki
Super Rabbit Timely Comics Cover Gallery
ComicArtVille article on Vince Fago and Timely Comics
TwoMorrows Alter-Ego article on Vince Fago
There's LOTS more comic book scans
to look at and download! Click HERE
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Last year I had the pleasure of drawing and painting the cover for the first issue of SpongeBob Comics (see above).
Being the first issue, there was a LOT of behind-the-scenes work – we all wanted to give this cover a lot of impact! Here’s a look at some of the various sketches that I drew in the process of developing the cover…![]()
Click on the images above to get a bigger look at all those little sketches.
Here’s a look at the finished pencil art (below)…![]()
…and in the next few days I’ll be going into more detail with a lot more raw sketches from the SpongeBob Comics cover project. Check back soon for more ![]()
MARK'D is another title from Hyper Comics and this time it dwells on the science fiction genre. It dwell mainly on Norse Mythology with the used of the term Valhalla and the Valhallan War between humans and Gods. Main characters are elves and humans and I suppose there will be a lot of mixes including gods.Here is my review of Mark'D from Hyper Comics:ARTWORK: 10
The artwork was superb
Drew Arca is a known cosplayer in the cosplay community. He is a member of HTP: Team Sunna, one of the winningest cosplay groups ever. However, some may not know that Drew is also an artist and independent comics writer. He is the author and artist of In.Between.In.Between is a serialized comics which follows the story of a character of the same name Andrew. Although I have only seen two
Thor will be having his retirement? Well, I don't exactly know but Marvel had published a new comics cover featuring a new God of Thunder, Tanarus. The teaser was shown in an upcoming issue of Thor by Matt Fraction and Pasqual Ferry.
Based on the teaser it looks like Tanarus will be wearing the Destroyer armor. So who exactly is Tanarus when it comes to mythological reference of the Norse?
Just finished reading Daytripper by Fabio Moon &Gabriel Ba. Easily the best comic I've read in ten years. Breathtaking.
Remember what it felt like reading the first ten issues of David Lapham's Stray Bullets? Remember the first time you read Dan Clowes' "Caricature" short story or Paul Pope's "Escapo?"
Remember what it was like before our favorite "alt-comics" artists slipped into a cocooned self-caricature and before everybody else stopped creating and just copied those guys? Fabio Moon and Gabriel Ba’s “Daytripper”reminds me of that great feeling. Of actually feeling something when you read a great comic. I drank it up, savored it, soaked in it and I don't want it to ever rub off. But I know it will. And that’s part of what this book’s about.
Here’s a SpongeBob comic book story I did for Nickelodeon Magazine back in ought-two. This was done during the break between the end of SpongeBob’s 3rd season and before production started on the Movie.
inked by Vince Deporter, coloring by Digital Chameleon.
into book form: Comic Crazy!
Click HERE to see more on the book
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Wanna see more of these SpongeBob comics stories? I’ll post some more if you let me know in the comments. Talk to you soon! --Sherm
Both Bob and Jay have drawing styles that are super appealing and capture the innocence and fun of being a kid. I'm totally psyched to see a cute, funny comic strip that's wonderfully well-drawn to boot!
"Oh Brother" is scheduled to debut in newspapers on June 28... so keep an eye out on your local newspaper.
The layouts are very cool...in most strips it looks like it could be split in half to run horizontally, but then I see others (see above) that are built like a comic book page: multiple-tiered, and really taking advantage of the unlimited layout possibilities that a comic could have. This is the best thing to hit the comics pages since Richard Thompson's Cul-de-Sac! I hope we get it in Los Angeles ^_^
Right now you can see a preview of the strips on Bob Weber's Facebook page. You need to be logged in to Facebook to make this work, but the link is http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=2028458&id=1122146965










