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The Phantom 🟣💀🌿 I tried to record more of the process of inking this piece. I will share that soon. Copic multiliners and black sketch marker ✍️
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The Phantom 🟣💀🌿 I tried to record more of the process of inking this piece. I will share that soon. Copic multiliners and black sketch marker ✍️
The Phantom #2 (2019)
Art by: Freddie E. Williams II and Jeremy Colwell
Glenn Lumsden wins Australia’s Stanley Award for best Comic Book Artitst - for the second time
Glenn Lumsden wins Australia’s Stanley Award for best Comic Book Artitst – for the second time
The Phantom artist Glenn Lumsden has won this year’s Australian Stanley Award for Comic Book Artist.
The Stanley Awards, also known as The Stanleys, are an annual comics award announced each November, issued by the Australian Cartoonists’ Association, the world’s oldest cartooning organisation. Recognising the best of Australian cartoonists and cartooning, they’re named after Australian…
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(Image 1) Phantom trading card design by Jamie Johnson directly traced from (Image 2) Mayhem #3b (Image Comics) - Jim Lee Variant.
Snapshots in Time: A Teddy Girl from 1955 - and more importantly, some very cheap comics!
Snapshots in Time: A Teddy Girl from 1955 – and more importantly, some very cheap comics!
A photo of Teddy Girl Iris Thornton taken in Canning Town in 1955 by Ken Russell, released to publicise an exhibition of the late film director’s work at Oxford’s North Wall Art Centre in February 2017. Image © Ken Russell/Topfoto.co.uk Oxford’s North Wall Art Centre is currently hosting Ken Russell’s Teddy Girls & Boys – an exhibition of 50 photographs of teddy girls and boys, taken by…
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I have belatedly learned of the recent death of John Dangar Dixon (pictured left, early 1970s), one of Australia's leading comic artists, who died in Bonsall, California, on 7 May 2015. His name ma...
And there are tributes to John Dixon at http://comicsdownunder.blogspot.com.au/2015/06/rip-john-dixon-1929-2015.html http://www.comicoz.com/comic-related-news/john-dangar-dixon-obituary
Jimmy Gray, The Shadow... Australian for Masked Avenger