Inks to the cover of the second issue. Pop over here to see the coloured version.
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Eclectic Micks are a collection of Irish professional comic book artists. They include Stephen Mooney (Angel, Half Past Danger), Stephen Thompson (Star Trek; New Frontier, Presidential Material: John McCain), Len O'Grady (Smoke, Ares) Nick Roche (Transformers, Doctor Who), Will Sliney (Star Wars, Farscape), Bob Byrne (Mr. Amperduke, 2000AD), Declan Shalvey (Thunderbolts, 28 Days Later) and Tomm Moore (The Secret of Kells)
Every day there will be a sketch posted here, each artist posting on a certain day. Enjoy
Every day there will be a sketch posted here, each artist posting on a certain day. Enjoy
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6 comments:
Wow, that's a really clever, cool design choice. Colors look fantastic too!
Great design.I like the guest appearance of Angelina Jolie's leg!!
Very classy cover. :)
I hope this is literal and she actually walks around wearing a dress with the main character printed on it.
Absolutely Thomps. During my research I actually discovered that G.I.-Print dresses were actually very popular with the gals back home during the 40's. Who am I to argue with their sartorial choices?
Cheers for the good word guys!
pure class
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