Rick Leonardi & Dan Green
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Showing posts with label panel. Show all posts
Wednesday, February 11, 2015
Sunday, July 21, 2013
Loki Rules at San Diego Comic-Con 2013
Tom Hiddleston's Loki was in true form - crashing the opening of the Marvel Studios Panel Saturday night to present a new Thor: The Dark World trailer at SDCC 2103
Friday, October 19, 2012
Favorites from DC Collectibles @ New York Comic Con 2012
New Statue Series - Superman Metallic
Same size and concept (artist visions of a single character) as the Batman B&W.
Jim Lee's Supes (left) - Lee Bermejo's Supes (right) sculpted by Jean St. Jean
It's all about the cape! Lee Bermejo/Jean St, Jean Superman promo image via DCComics.Com
And here's a neat promo clip for the Frank Miller Superman - sculpted by Tim Bruckner
And here's a neat promo clip for the Frank Miller Superman - sculpted by Tim Bruckner
New Statue Series - DC Bombshells
Epic Miller Batman on a Horse.
Large & incredibly detailed Batman TDKR Call to Arms statue.
Above image from MTV Geek which has some more great detail photos here.
Large & incredibly detailed Batman TDKR Call to Arms statue.
DC Vertigo Cover Girls - Death
New Ame-Comi Figures - Harley Quinn and Brainiac
Arrow 1/6th Scale Statue based on the new TV Series
DC Collectibles Panel
DC Collectibles announced 2 new statue lines (Superman Metallic & Bombshells) and showcased upcoming items for 2013 in the DC Booth and at the Collectibles Panel on Thursday 10/11. My friend ans Master Sculptor Jean St. Jean was on of the guests along with artist Lee Bermejo, artist/co-publisher Jim Lee, other sculptors, and DC product managers. Jean has worked with Bermejo several times creating statues based on Bermajo's work (Batman B&W, Before Watchmen Rorschach, and now Superman) and they discussed how they felt their detail filled 3d and 2d styles were were well matched. It was also very interesting to hear from both Bermajo and Jim Lee how working on statue designs differed from drawing comic art - that they had to think more realistically, and more three dimensionally, and Jim Lee even joked he sometimes even uses the finished statues as drawing reference. While what I've shared here are only my biased favorites, everything they presented was appealing and very well done. Items will be available late 2012 through 2013 at Comic Shops and the online DC Collectibles Shop.
Saturday, July 23, 2011
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