Showing posts with label Captain America. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Captain America. Show all posts

Friday, July 20, 2012

Marvel According to Peanuts: Nick Fury

(L to R): Charlie Brown: Spider-Man, Pig-Pen: Iron Man, Franklin: Nick Fury, Woodstock: Hulk,
Snoopy: Thor, Belle: Sif, Andy: Fandral, Olaf: Volstagg, Marbles: Hogun, Linus Van Pelt: Captain America, Lucy Van Pelt: Bucky, Peppermint Patty: Black Widow, Marcie: Hawkeye, Spike: Loki

Tuesday, May 15, 2012

Sketchbook Project Part 7




I love my new office desk and I LOOOOVE my Cintiq. I actually drew this sketchbook on my Cintiq. Also, I'm proud of my organized comic collection. I was able to fit my whole collection of 5,000 plus comics into three legal-sized filing cabinets. The drawers on legal size cabinets are a little wider than regular filing cabinets. I was able to fit two rows of comics in each drawer. Now, my collection is easy to access and the cabinets look better than my old ugly cardboard comic boxes. And yes. I have a Spider-Man jack-in-the-box. I also have a Captain America one.

Friday, May 4, 2012

Captain America Auditions



To commemorate the release of The Avengers in theaters, I present to you: the never-before-seen Captain America Auditions. Art by Jeremy Johnson.

Thursday, May 3, 2012

Captain America Auditions



To commemorate the release of The Avengers in theaters, I present to you: the never-before-seen Captain America Auditions. Art by Jeff Welborn.

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

Captain America Auditions



To commemorate the release of The Avengers in theaters, I present to you: the never-before-seen Captain America Auditions. Art by Travis Eck.

Monday, April 30, 2012

Captain America Auditions



To commemorate the release of The Avengers in theaters, I present to you: the never-before-seen Captain America Auditions. Art by Brad Campbell (me).

Monday, October 24, 2011

24 Hour Comic 2011: God Bless America


Here's page 17 of my 24 Hour comic in which I heap endless fanboy praise upon my favorite movie of the summer, Captain America. After the REALLY BAD 90s MOVIE and the HORRIBLE 70s TV MOVIE, I was nervous that the new Cap movie would be less than stellar. Marvel Studios obliterated all of my worries by producing the best superhero movie of the year. Chris Evans nailed his performance of Steve Rogers. The costume, the Red Skull, the action: it was all perfect. Captain America, I salute you.

Friday, October 7, 2011

24 Hour Comic 2011: The Price of Geekdom

Here's page 5 of my 24 Hour Comic in which I discuss how to balance you comic convention budget. I usually blow ALL OF MY CASH at the conventions, but this year, I actually came home with money. I really did buy this stuff pictured here.

Re: the Peanuts joke. Note that I not only drew myself in Schulz's style, but I also used the Schulz font which mimics his handwriting. Friends and regular readers of my blog know that I'm a Charles Schulz fanatic.