Showing posts with label comic. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comic. Show all posts

Friday, December 9, 2016

The Bitter Harvest-complete story


The complete, fully- lettered story as it appears in the Eisner Award nominated anthology "To End All Wars". Written by Steve Earles, lettered by Bolt-01.













Monday, September 22, 2014

Fire (wip)

A panel from a comic I'm working on

Monday, May 26, 2014

Vampirella

It's been a while since I took a sketch to a finished drawing.

Wednesday, December 18, 2013

Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Bitter Harvest-Page 1

First page of the story Bitter Harvest, to appear in the anthology To End All Wars in 2014 Written BY Strphen Earles, lettered by DAve Evans

Sunday, November 24, 2013

Bitter Harvest -panel

A panel from page 1 of a strip I'm working on called "Bitter Harvest" that follows the story f three Irish men who fought in the great War as they sail to France and experience the horrors of war.

Saturday, November 23, 2013

The Bitter Harvest-panel

Finally getting stuck in to finishing this Here is the first finished panel

Tuesday, April 24, 2012

The Gun That Kills

Another one from the archives/hard-drive This was written by Paul Scott and appeared in UK fanzine..possibly OmniVistaScope. When I read the script I immediately thought of EC comics. I recall the writer was a bit surprised at the American style I opted for having visualised it as an English story. Oh well, It doesn't affect the story. Some awkward hands and poses here but it's a nice little yarn.

Thursday, December 1, 2011

Neroy Sphinx- What You See Ain't What You Get (b+w)

I drew this strip by writer Dan Whiston for the small press title FutureQuake a few years ago. When 2000Ad's Tharg (Matt Smith) announced he was going to feature amateur comics in The Judge Dredd Megazine our editor decided this would be a good one to submit. So we were all delighted when in appeared in Meg 263.

Here are the black and white unlettered pages
















Wednesday, November 23, 2011

Omnivistascope


The Composted Man strip I did in collaboration with Paul Von Scott appears in this collected volume of Omnivistascope strips

http://www.omnivistascope.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Omnivistascope

Buy it

Wednesday, June 8, 2011

Tales From The Emerald Isle 2

I did a drawing (posted earlier)for the latest issue of Tales from the Emerald isle from Hibernia Comics

From the blog:

''Tales from the Emerad Isle 2D special
The new issue of Emerald Isle was launched in Derry, and I now have copies for sale. No 2000ad characters this time around, this time we have Robots, Highwaymen, Fairies and more. The creators, who put in valiant efforts to get this out in time for the con in Derry really came up with the goods, they are as follows;

Cover- Conor Boyle

Captain Gallagher
Script Richmond Clements
Art and lettering Dave Evans

The Good People
Leprechauns
Art Al Nolan

A Robot Walks into a Bar
Script, Art and Lettering James Newell

Mac Cumhaill
Script Dirk Van Dom
Art and Lettering Filip Roncone

Lil Lovecraft
Script, Art and lettering David Withers

The Fairy-Catcher
Script Matt Mclaughlan
Art Dustin Parr

The Good People 2
Art Johnny McMonagle

Cover Logo and design David Withers.''

http://hiberniabook.blogspot.com/2011/06/tales-from-emerad-isle-2d-special.html

Thursday, June 2, 2011

Dredd funny


another old one..

Thursday, January 21, 2010

Misty Comic in SFX(March)

A nice mention for this comic that I worked on in the March edition of SFX magazine



""Long-term readers might remember we featured issue one of the Mistycomic.co.uk specials in these very pages over three years ago, in our 2006 Christmas issue to be precise. Well they've only gone and made a ruddy 'nother, and about time! For those unaware, Misty was a weekly horror comic aimed primarily at young girls that ran in the late 1970s and early 1980s (also see page 90!). The Mistycomic.co.uk specials aren't official products but lovingly crafted fan homages, this one featuring 13 stories full of top notch, original artwork, spooky poems and an interview with artist John Armstrong, who illustrated several strips for the original Misty. You can feel the nostalgia on your fingertips after flicking through this treat.""