Dude, he’s not playing dumb. He is.

How about four?

It’s a wildly under appreciated comic. John Ostrander did great work on this comic. Personally, with some of the teams the lead character puts together, I think you can see an early backbone for The Suicide Squad take shape in this comic, minus Amanda Waller. Noir/Sci-Fi/Fantasy. So good.

and multiple awards for their work. A series that would feel more at home in an issue of Heavy Metal than from anything that comes from Marvel, the comic targets an adult audience. As a side note, probably one of my favorite #comics. I can’t recommend it enough . #ComicArt #ComicCover #CoverArt 3/3

as a lead animator for Disney, his and writing partner Juan Diaz Canales’ detective story with talking animals was first published in the US in 2000, more than 15 years before Zootopia hit the screens. The creative partnership between the two men resulted in both multiple Blacksad graphic novels 2/

on the 400th issue of Batman. While he did this cover, he also illustrated one of the chapters in the book in which #Batman is confronted by #RasAlGhul. Sienkiewicz continues to work in #comics and designing Magic: The Gathering cards #comic #comiccoved #comicart #comiccoverart

He wasn’t even my favorite cosplayer this year. That honor goes to the big bad wolf…

Oh…and there was the unicorn dude…

I haven’t made it to Garmisch, but have covered a fair number of places in the country. Vienna I think remains my favorite city, but the best Christmas market is the Medieval Christmas Market at the ruins of Aggstein Castle. If you have a chance to visit again, almost anytime of year is a good time.

Innsbruck - towards the other end of the country. Lovely city. Finally got there at the end of October. Spent the last week traveling through western Austria, Switzerland, and Liechtenstein. A little taste of Innsbruck as a reminder 😁…

Nice! I did a Ton Waits drawing a few years back. Such a great face to draw. Been thinking about revisiting him.

“ Toward the end of his life, an embittered Wood would say, according to one biography, "If I had it all to do over again, I'd cut off my hands."”
-Last part from Wiki

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“had chronic, unexplainable headaches. In the 1970s, following bouts with alcoholism, Wood had kidney failure. A stroke in 1978 caused a loss of vision in one eye. Faced with declining health and career prospects, he shot and killed himself in Los Angeles on November 2, 1981. 5/

Wood was an interesting study. A talented #artist had a bit of a tragic story. In spite of a prolific career, which included a wide array of comics, illustrations, book covers, trading cards and other paraphernalia, Wood stated he had many regrets in regards to being an artist. Born in 1927, Wood 4/

any run-ins with the law, and failed to account for the massive spike in single-parent households in the US in the post-war era.
Many of the same politicians that were in McCarthy’s corner glommed onto this culture/class-war cause, and did long-term damage to a then rapidly growing industry. 3/

hack psychologist Fredric Wertham’s Seduction of the Innocent. Wertham, using extremely faulty methodology, laid a statistical increase in juvenile delinquency in the post WWII era at the feet of comic books. He had no control group, failed to interview any kids who read comics, but did not have 2/

Thanks. Subject matter does make it easier.