Dean Ormston

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Dean Ormston
Dean Ormston Judge Dredd Megazine #10 Cover Original Art (Fleetway, 1991). Source
Dean Ormston
Judge Dredd Megazine #010 Cover
Original Art
Art by Dean Ormston
Fleetway (1991)
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A landmark debut from the very start, this is Dean Ormston's first-ever cover, published during the inaugural year of Judge Dredd Megazine. Dredd is carved from shadow and fire, helmet forward, weapon steady, outcome certain -- a defining image from vintage Ormston, whose Judge Dredd Megazine work helped shape his grim precision.
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Art by DEAN ORMISTON
I've been reading Mike Carey's Lucifer and it's a very interesting book.
It has this wonderfully psychedelic vibe to its horror, it's different from what I'm used to, but very effective, artists like Chris Weston, Dean Ormston and Peter Gross really shine in how they bring this world to life.
I like how Lucifer is never trying to solve any of the problems that appear in each arc.
He is always part of some b plot that involves whatever his big scheme is about.
Also, he is never sympathetic. He is a silver-tongued manipulator as expected, and we never know what his next move will be.
But my favorite part of the book is the supporting cast. I love how a lot of the time the main plot is theirs, with all of them being pretty interesting characters, whether they're seeding future plot points or are one offs. It's been a very fun read.
Black Hammer #6 - The Cabin of Horrors! (December 21, 2016)
writer: Jeff Lemire | artist [penciller & inker]: Dean Ormston | colorist: Dave Stewart | letterer: Todd Klein | editor(s): Daniel Chabon and Brendan Wright | assistant editor(s): Cardner Clark and Ian Tucker | publishing company: Dark Horse Comics
Predator: Hell Come A-Walkin' #1 (1998)
Art by: Dean Ormston