Here’s a look at the pencil roughs for MAD‘s parody of the movie “Sully” from the latest issue. You can see some of the finished art here. Better yet, go out and buy a copy of MAD #543 to see the whole thing!: All of these roughs were done digitally on a Cintiq 27HD Touch and PhotoShop. READ MORE
My art for the MAD 20 this year… you’ll find it and the other nineteen “Dumbest People, Events and Things of 2016” in MAD #543, on news stands now! READ MORE
I was extremely remiss in not posting about this right after it happened. The National Cartoonists Society honored wonderful, longtime member of MAD‘s “Usual Gang of Idiots” Angelo Torres with the prestigious Milton Caniff Lifetime Achievement Award on October 24th in a ceremony in New York City. The Caniff is a big deal, and Angelo greatly deserve the recognition for a long and fantastic career both inside and outside the pages of MAD. Unfortunately I could not be there, as I was in Orlando on our annual family trip to visit The Mouse and other friends at the time. Several of Angelo’s admirers sent… READ MORE
As promised, here’s a sneak peek at my art for the Dick DeBartolo penned parody of the movie “Sully”… What do you mean, you want to read the word balloons? What do you think this is, a furshlugginer library? Go out and buy a copy of MAD #543, clod! READ MORE
This weeks Monday MADness is a look at the original pencil roughs from the movie parody of “Superman Returns” written by MAD‘s Maddest Writer Dick DeBartolo and originally appearing in MAD #468, August 2006. Incidentally I got to meet Superman himself, Brandon Routh, at a Warner Brothers/DC Entertainment event last summer at San Diego Comic con: I told him I drew him in the MAD Magazine parody of his movie, to which he replied “What’s MAD Magazine?” READ MORE
Goodnight Batcave, written by Dave Croatto with art by me and the first of a new line of MAD parody books, is officially released tomorrow! Here’s a peek at a couple of the work-in-progress penciled pages and cover from the book (some of the art and copy were tweaked in the final version): Don’t forget to pick up a copy for a holiday gift for that little caped crusader in your life. Yes, it’s quite appropriate for little kids, although adults will get a chuckle from some of the more subtle gags and nods to the Batmanverse and MAD. READ MORE
MAD Senior VP & Executive Editor John Ficarra was interviewed at New York Comic Con by Geeks of Doom, where he opines about all things MAD including the about-to-be-released new MAD book Goodnight Batcave! READ MORE
Advance copies of Goodnight Batcave arrrived Friday sporting a fancy, glossy hardcover! Works like a charm! Available on October 25th where ever fine (and this one) books are sold. READ MORE
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