Neal Adams pencils, my inks

Back in the '90's I inked a few pages for a Samuree story that hasn't been published. I love seeing how Adams works out the composition and movement in his roughs and still keeps it spontaneous when he refines the pencils.

Vertigo Jam: Sandman page 2

Neil Gaiman's panel description asked for an incredible library, "If librarian's had a magazine, this would be their centerfold."

I must have done twenty thumbnail sketches, trying to come up with a layout that would work. I still don't know if I succeeded but here it is.

Howard the Duck

This was for the 2004 Kansas City Comic Convention. As I was working on the pencils, I roughed in a logo suggestion, but didn't finish it or submit it to the convention folks.

I think this was the only time I've ever drawn Howard, let alone Bev.

Superman vs. Aliens cover art for "FAN" magazine

I went way, way, too far with my reworking of Dan Jurgens' layouts on the Superman/Aliens series. Even though he wasn't doing finished pencils and part of my job description was to refine the drawings as I inked them, I really should have worked harder at preserving more of his style.