Showing posts with label zenescope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label zenescope. Show all posts

Thursday, August 23, 2012

Grimm Fairy Tales #76

Grimm Fairy Tales #76 is out today. I'm doing pencil art on this one and it's great so go get a copy or download it. It's the first issue of a brand new storyline so no previous knowledge of the characters is necessary. (Written by Mark Miller , Colors by Roland Pilcz ).

 
 
 
 


Thursday, June 21, 2012

Grimm Fairy Tales Angel One-shot

 I did some pencil artwork for Grimm Fairy Tales: Angel one-shot. It's available in comic book stores, go buy it if you like my stuff.
 This one was funny cause it actually takes place in Greece with gods and monster attacking the parliament and wrecking Syntagma square. 

Writen by:   Joe Brusha, Dan Wickline

Art by: Ilias Kyriazis, Marco Cosentino, Paul Absrtuse


































Genres:   Fantasy
Series:   Grimm Fairy Tales
Publisher:   Zenescope Entertainment
Pub. Date:  June 20, 2012
Availability:   Released
UPC:  73621143269800111
For ages:  16+

Earth and the Realms of power face a new threat as the Highborn gods of old return to take their place as the rulers of mortal men. At the same time a new hero is set to enter the Grimm Universe...a hero who holds the fate of all mankind in her hands. Don't miss this special one-shot companion issue that picks up where the 2012 Grimm Annual leaves off.

Colors by Derek Dow.

Thursday, May 3, 2012

Grimm Fairy Tales Myths And Legends #16

I did some artwork for Zenescope's Grimm Fairy Tales Myths And Legends #16 which just came out. (click the link to order). An extended flashback sequence with the story of Helios and interludes setting up next issue.



I just did pencils that were then scanned and colored directly (no inking. Too bad, I like inking). There are three colorists credited in the issue so I don't know who worked on my pages. I'm guessing at least two. The names are Jeff Balke, Sean Forney and Ramon Ignacio Bunge. 

The issue also features this limited variant cover by fellow greek Elias Chatzoudis.