Firefly

Major Bludd

Brainiac

A quick reminder, the voting for the Harvey Awards ends tomorrow. If you are involved in creating comics, don't forget to vote. And if you would be so kind, please consider my webcomic The Guns of Shadow Valley for the category of Best Online Work. Thanks!

"Furball" Timber Wolf

One Minute Later: Moon Knight

This is the second cover re-creation I've done for the One Minute Later series, in which a classic cover is reinterpreted, the action taking place one minute later than the original. You can see the incredible gallery here, and my previous contribution Fantastic Four 171. This time, I re-created the cover to Marvel Spotlight #29, featuring Moon Knight and the nefarious Conquer Lord. Here's the original:

Hawkeye portrait

Accepting Pre-orders for Baltimore Comic Con

UPDATE 8/8: My pre-order list for Baltimore Comic Con is full. I will be sketching at the show as well. Stop by early to reserve a spot.

I am now accepting sketch pre-orders for Baltimore Comic Con, Aug 20-21. If you're going to the con, you can email me with a pre-order, which I will have finished and available to pick up at my table. I will be doing sketches at the con as well, but this helps me keep up with the demand I often receive.

4x6 Mini Head Sketch
4x6 Mini Sketch(on 6x8 paper, see Mr. Fixit)
9x12 Head Sketch
9x12 Full Sketch

Pre-pay via PayPal to avoid carrying so much cash at the con. Just send me an email at dave@davedrawscomics.com Space is limited, so sign up early!

Mr. Fixit

Batvillain mini-portraits, round 2

Somebody liked the first set so much, they wanted a set of their own.

Beast, Green Goblin and Frankenstein's Monster

Luke Cage: Power Man

Done for a friend's birthday.

Columbo

I usually pay little attention when any kind of celebrity dies. It's not someone I knew personally. So other than the typical passing thought over the loss of a fellow human, it never goes beyond that. Something was different when I learned today of the passing of Pater Falk. I grew up watching Columbo and, even at a young age, was absolutely fascinated and drawn to the character and Falk's brilliantly idiosyncratic portrayal. I was compelled to draw something.

I wasn't sure how to approach it, initially. I had several ideas, one with involving his car, that old beat up Peugeot. Another with a horrified and panicky perpetrator interrupted in a desperate phone call by Columbo, poking his head back through the door to innocently ask "...one more thing..." Ultimately, I just went with something straightforward: an unadorned image of one of my all time favorite characters, standing there simply as himself.