Zong Q
Ah Ya! What is there to do when the dead come back each night? Run, Fight, Flee! Unless you’re Zong Q then this is your chance to get things right by send back each ghost, zombie or vampire he can find.
comics
The comic art of Patrick Lugo: pencils, inks, some writing, lettering and digital colors
Just Launched: Speculative Fiction for Dreamers
Some thoughts on the just launched kickstarter campaign for Speculative Fiction for Dreamers. A ground-breaking collection of YA Latinx speculative fiction (stories, poetry & comics).
Seeking its Sequential Art Solution: the case of page 108
The challenge of illustrating of page 108 of the graphic novel Tiger’s Tale warrants a more in-depth view of the sequential art process. . . The resulting blog entry catalogues the tensions between two artistic temperaments, the meticulous planner and the inspired improviser, as well as the resulting artwork distilled from their tenuous collaboration.
Digital Inks: All Monster Comics Special
A Throwback-Thursday Special: Alternative Comics published a special Halloween themed mini-comic in 2014 which featured a special writer+artist collaboration and and octet of inkers. My contribution was generated digitally and allowed for images of the step-by-step process.
The Rat and the Raven
A Tiger’s Tales silent aside.
Sketching GREEN TURTLE; The Shadow Hero
I only recently read Gene Yang’s THE SHADOW HERO. I was able to borrow a review copy just before his visit to KungFuMagazine.com. As with most of his other graphic novels, once I started it, I could not put it […]
Sketching KICK-ASS
A quick sketch of KICK-ASS. Done in Copic markers.
Sketching THE WOLVERINE
As a companion to the review I wrote for KungFuMagazine.com I worked up a fairly quick digital sketch. An attempt to capture my 30+ year old recollections of the miniseries from which the movie was loosely adapted. Something I never […]
REVIEWish: Man of Steel
“I’m as American as it gets.” Superman, as played by British actor Henry Cavill, says to the African American General Swanwick, towards the end of Man of Steel (2013). It’s not the best line in the movie; that line is saved, appropriately, for Lois […]
