The F1rst Hero Issue Four Pages

Here are pages 8 - 16 of the last issue of The F1rst Hero miniseries for Action Lab. It will be out in the spring.

The First Hero Issue 2 Finale

Here is the final sequence from the second issue. After a teenager loses control of his powers, our hero encounters him being beat down by cops. He grabs a wrestling mask and decides to protect the kid. It was a fun sequence to draw and the writer wanted to keep the hero semi-obscured until the final panel - a strong note to go out on.

The F1rst Hero Issue 2

I'm well into issue two of The F1rst Hero right now and having a blast. The second issues moves locations back to America and has some good character work in it. Here are the first 6 pages from the issue. We open with a fun 2-page prologue before we move back to the main story.

The F1rst Hero Pages 5 - 10

Here are the first set of pages I've completed for the upcoming book "The F1rst Hero" I'm drawing for Action Lab Entertainment. It's a cool story about the emergence of the first superpowered hero in a world where only villains have extra abilities. The first issue takes place primarily in Kandahar Afghanistan, so a bit of a change up in locations compared to what I normally draw.

New Samples

Here are two sets of new, short sample pages.

Set 1:

Set 2:

Daredevil Issue 2 Pages 1-6 Sample Pages

Been working on a creator-owned project for a few months. It was fun to get back to some sample pages. Been working a lot on quite a few things since I last posted some. Enjoy!

These pages are from a fun Mark Waid script for Daredevil #2. It was a lot of fun (and a fun challenge) to draw a fight scene across multiple locations and pages. Oh, and panel 2 from page 5 is a flashback panel (drew it different to make it stand out, but it's a bit tricky to understand without the script context).

X-Men Schism 5

Here are the latest batch of sample pages. A Marvel editor last set asked to see some of my pencils (instead of my pencil/ink combo I've been doing). Happy to oblige! It was weird going back to pencil, but I ended up liking it. I can go either way. As you can see, there is a slightly different look to my style in pencil.

Here are the (hopefully) cleaned-up pencils. I'm not as perfectly tight as a lot of pencillers, but that's why we have great inkers.