Star of the 1949 movies serial series “Batman and Robin”, Robert Lowery. One of eight caricatures from my upcoming limited edition print “Bats in the Belfry”, debuting next weekend at Wizard World Chicago Comic Con, and onsale in The Studio Store Monday Aug. 25th! READ MORE
No sense playing coy here, so let’s get on with it. Yes, I do have a new limited edition print coming out. Following my ongoing theme of caricatures of a single fictional character portrayed by multiple actors in film and TV, the subject of this print is Batman… very appropriate considering it’s the 75th anniversary of the character this year. Like all my prints, each caricature pokes some fun at the way he (or she) is portrayed by the individual actors and the films or shows they appeared in. The print is debuting next week at the Wizard World Chicago Comic-Con, and will be available… READ MORE
What’s this? a rough sketch of Robert Lowery from the 1949 movie serial “Batman and Robin”? Is that four Batmen sketches in the last month or so? Could I be up to something that could possibly be debuting at Wizard Work Comic Con in Chicago next week? Hmmm… READ MORE
First Adam West, then Micheal Keaton, now George Clooney? Hmmm….. READ MORE
Paying the price for that trip I took all last week into Monday… READ MORE
It’s the 25th anniversary of Tim Burton‘s “Batman”, and I’ve been meaning to draw Michael Keaton as the Dark Knight since the spring… here he is! READ MORE
As promised, here’s a sneak peek at my art from the Dick DeBartolo scribed parody of “Shark Tank” in the latest issue of MAD (clicky any to embiggen…): If you are familiar with the show, it’s a reality series where hopeful entrepreneurs pitch product ideas to a panel of rich business people, who then either reject them or bid on investing in a portion of their concept. Most of the time the entrepreneurs are inventors of some process or idea, thus the scene with lots of inventors both dead and alive (mostly dead). Dick also wanted to use a couple of people he works with… READ MORE
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