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Batman & Robin: Year One — Dynamic Duos #2 (DC, September 2026) variant cover by Greg Capullo, Sandra Hope
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Batman & Robin: Year One — Dynamic Duos #2 (DC, September 2026) variant cover by Greg Capullo, Sandra Hope
2026's Batman & Robin: Year One – Dynamic Duos Vol.1 #2 Dark Knight Returns 40th anniversary variant cover by Greg Capullo and Sandra Hope. Source
Andy Kubert and Sandra Hope - Batman The Detective 2 pg 1 (2021) Source
Colors by Brad Anderson
Green Lantern (Vol 5) #50 Cover Art (Batman vs Superman Variant by Doug Mahnke, Sandra Hope & Moreno Dinisio)
I really like this sequence- it's honestly one of the first times I feel like they did some research into newspaper writing lol. Perry White is a struggle to really get right and I think this one's good.
Perry is set up to be intelligent, quick-witted, good at his job and will educate and correct without blinking. He focuses on telling the truth in the paper, opinions are important, but that and news should be separated. They aren't super successful but he's not desperate for new workers.
Lois Lane is set up to be a lover of writing, and strongly opinionated and stubborn.
Jimmy is set up to be fucking insane
Superman: Earth One #1 written by J. Michael Straczynski, with art by Shane Davis, Sandra Hope & Barbara Ciardo
Batman (2016) #158 Variant Cover by Tony S. Daniel, Sandra Hope, & Marcelo Maiolo
Superman by Andy Kubert and Sandra Hope, with colors by Brad Anderson, from Superman: Up in the Sky (vol. 1) #5 (January, 2020).
This is a great shot of Superman soaring through the sky except for one thing: the cape.
I know drawing the cape like that is supposed to be more dramatic, and plenty of artists do it, but it defies all common sense and physics. The cape should be flowing down over his back and behind him. Depicted as above is visually confusing, and makes it appear as if Superman is flying backwards feet first.
Gen13/Monkeyman and O'Brien
ba Arthur Adams; Sandra Hope; Laura Depuy and Amie Grenier
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