Dracula, pencils by Gene Colan in 2003 and inks by Gabriel Hardman in 2011. Courtesy of Hardman's deviantART page. Nuff Said!
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Showing posts with label Gabriel Hardman. Show all posts
Monday, January 2, 2012
Monster Monday: Dracula by Gene Colan and Gabriel Hardman
Hope you all have today off, if not, this little illustration may help you through a Monstrous Monday...
Dracula, pencils by Gene Colan in 2003 and inks by Gabriel Hardman in 2011. Courtesy of Hardman's deviantART page. Nuff Said!
Dracula, pencils by Gene Colan in 2003 and inks by Gabriel Hardman in 2011. Courtesy of Hardman's deviantART page. Nuff Said!
Labels:
Gabriel Hardman,
Gene Colan,
Marvel Monsters,
Tomb of Dracula
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Thor Thursday: Black and White Thunder Gods by Gabriel Hardman, Olivier Coipel and Mark Morales
I've missed a few Thurdays, here are a couple of Thor pics to catch up on my good Nordic karma. You get enough good karma stored up, then Hela reserves a special birth for you in Valhalla.

Here's a crackling piece by Gabriel Hardman, who just took over the (Red) Hulk. Thor will be appearing again soon in new Redskin's book. (Old Greenskin, got it? Verily I Say Thee Nay.)

Here's the cover to Thor 11 after Mark Morales inked Olivier Coipel's pencils. And here again, I think you see the genius of Jack Kirby. Most fantasy characters express their power through a sword. Maybe a regular sword, a flaming sword, or a sword that steals souls. Thor uses a freakin' HAMMER for crying out loud. How do you a draw a dynamic hammer? Kirby did it by making it larger than life, and so do these guys.
My favorite Marvel quote: "Yeah? Well, my God has a HAMMER!" Nick Fury, Secret Invasion #8.
Nuff Said!
Link: Gabriel Hardman on deviantART
Link: Big Barda by Gabriel Hardman
Link: Mark Morales on deviantART.
Here's a crackling piece by Gabriel Hardman, who just took over the (Red) Hulk. Thor will be appearing again soon in new Redskin's book. (Old Greenskin, got it? Verily I Say Thee Nay.)
Here's the cover to Thor 11 after Mark Morales inked Olivier Coipel's pencils. And here again, I think you see the genius of Jack Kirby. Most fantasy characters express their power through a sword. Maybe a regular sword, a flaming sword, or a sword that steals souls. Thor uses a freakin' HAMMER for crying out loud. How do you a draw a dynamic hammer? Kirby did it by making it larger than life, and so do these guys.
My favorite Marvel quote: "Yeah? Well, my God has a HAMMER!" Nick Fury, Secret Invasion #8.
Nuff Said!
Link: Gabriel Hardman on deviantART
Link: Big Barda by Gabriel Hardman
Link: Mark Morales on deviantART.
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