Corporate Krampus by:Aaron Walls

Krampus by Jess Kirby

Apparently not everybody is a fan of Krampus. 

Krampus

Krampus probably should have been last week since Krampusnacht was Dec. 6, but better late than never and it's never too late you make your Krampuskarten! Don't know who Krampus is? Here's a site with some general info http://www.krampus.com/who-is-krampus.php Post 'em if you got 'em!

Godzilla by Jess Kirby

It's an omen! 

The First Victim

There's always that guy in the office that has no clue of what is going on.  Godzilla calls them a light snack.

Godzilla for the week of December 1-7

For your drawing pleasure, this week is none other than Gozilla. Post em if you got em!

November Posts

Sorry for the lack of posts again. Please feel free to post whatever you want to share this month. Next month we'll be back with regular topics. If you've got any characters you really want to do drop us a line, leave a comment, or tweet us with suggestions.

Plugged in

Read Tom Falco's daily Tomversation comic strip at Tomversation.com

The Mummy

Pentel brush pen on recycled bristol. You never know what that mummy's going to get up to.

The Creature

Pentel brush pen on recycled bristol. He's such a fun character to make fun of. 

The Beacon News

We want to congratulate Byron Wilkins on this great interview, he deserves it, he's a great artist and is always willing to help others.  Unfortunately the article made a mistake and put in the Comic Art Alliance instead of the Webcomic Alliance. http://beaconnews.suntimes.com/lifestyles/23050658-423/blog-log-byron-wilkins-the-comic-art-alliance.html
Here is a link to the Webcomic Alliance http://www.webcomicalliance.com/  There you will also find his fun comic 1977.

Son of Satan

It's October already? This month let's stick with the Halloween theme and do any horror themed characters that you'd like and post as often as you want. If you're wanting to post and need permission, just drop us a line. 

I'll get it started with my Son of Satan scribble. This is ink, marker and photoshop filter (plastic wrap).

Westerns

Kind of a generic western scene, just trying to get caught up. Charcoal on newsprint and crappy camera phone.

Teen Titans Wonder Girl

Old school Wonder Girl. Charcoal and chalk on newsprint.

Peanuts Lucy

Lucy at her finest. Charcoal/chalk on newsprint.

Dragon's Lair

Charcoal/chalk on newsprint. I don't remember much about Dragon's Lair other than I was horrible at the video game and in the cartoon he always made the goofiest faces.

Sinestro

Sinestro in charcoal. Sorry for the crappy photo, charcoal doesn't mix well with a scanner so this is via my camera on my phone.

Mephisto

Sorta Double dipped on this due to lack of time for the July theme's so here goes "M" is for Mephisto who happens to be magical and for the triple dip though not necessarily showcased here he has a heck of a cape.

And you can check out some of my other not always comic work along with other interesting tidbits from both myself and my wife at Off the Wall Design

August Themes

 Week 1 (sorry it's late but you can post whenever) Your favourite DC super-villain. 

 Week 2 Your favourite Dragon's Lair Character. 

 Week 3 Your favourite, or least favourite Peanuts character. 

 Week 4 Teen Titans. 

Week 5 Western characters, Yeehaawww!

No giddyup and get to it.

Mr. Mxyzptlk

And the award for cheesiest villain goes to......kltpzyxm. rm

One Eyed Willy

One Eyed Willy still rocking the eye patch years after he's been dead. 

Rocket Raccoon By:Aaron Walls

Felix Faust

Felix Faust for character with magic powers. I ran out of gas with this one. The stupid blue pencil kept breaking so I threw in the towel. Also my dirty scanner gave Felix a beauty mark. It's a nice little touch.

Spaceghost

Spaceghost for character with a cape. 

Tom

Touché pussycat! I forget how unforgiving newsprint can be. 

Dynomutt Dog Wonder

Trying to catch up. 

July Themes

 Start out the month of July with any hero who happens to also be an animal. (non-human animals for those of you smarty pants).

 July 7-13 any character with magical powers.

 July 14-20 any character with a magnificent cape. Or a crappy cape, your choice.

 July 21-27 any character with an eye patch. Arrrrrrr!

July 28-31 any character that starts with the letter "M". 

Launchpad McQuack

Did anyone else wonder why a duck would need to fly a plane? I gave him duck lips because I believe he would be the one to make such a face while taking a selfie. Copic marker on newsprint.

Archie

 Archie showing off his school spirit! 

Boris

Copic markers on crappy sketchbook paper.  

Danger Mouse ala Hanna-Barbera Style

 

So, what if Danger Mouse had been created by Hanna-Barbera?  This is what he'd look like more than likely.  This is my submission for Heroes with letters on their chests.  And who better than good ol'd DM?  Yeah, baby... 

Dastardly Mustache

A little Dick Dastardly with his thin mustache getting explosive with Muttley. This is from the short-lived 1969 "Flying Machines" Hanna Barbera cartoon series.

June 2013 Themes

Week of June 2-8 Give us your best comic book character with a moustache. It can be any character so long as he, maybe she, has a moustache.

Week of June 9-15 Any comic book character that has a letter on their chest. 

Week of June 16-22 Any comic book character that can fly. Weeeee!

Week of June 23-29 Any character with a sword. YAAAAAAAA!

Aquaman

Aquaman swimming, imagine that. This is black sumi ink outlines and Dick Blick markers, which I obviously don't recommend. They don't blend very well. 

Black Widow

Black Widow, a little old school, a little new school. Black sumi ink, Windsor Newton drawing ink on recycled Bristol. 

Self Portrait by Jess Kirby

Black sumi ink on recycled Bristol. 

Sue Storm

Invisible mother still has to clean up after the kids.

Dora and Boots

The map really does hold more power than one should have.

May Themes

Week 1: Mothers in Comics and Cartoons

Week 2: Self-Portrait

Week 3: Aquaman

Week 4: Black Widow

60s Cartoons: Zandor by Michael Powell

Game of Thrones: Ros by Michael Powell