I’ve always drawn superheroes, for as long as I can remember. Inspired by the Super Friends and Spider-Man and His Amazing Friends as a kid, and later by comic books and movies, I’ve always loved the superhero genre.
Here’s the story I posted back in 2006.
The concept is that the DC and Marvel characters live in a shared universe. The story connects the Doom Patrol and their inheritors the Teen Titans, with two generations of X-Men. I included Puck from Alpha Flight too because Alpha Flight rules.
This is from a series of character designs that imagines if the X-Men were welcomed as heroes or national treasures (like the Avengers) rather than shunned as outcasts. How would perception influence identity, costume design, and concept?
This is a concept design for a Hawkman space suit for the Rann-Thanagar War miniseries in 2005.
I forget what the contest was, but back in 2009 I created 3 superheroes based for the contest winners and one of them was a speedster called Velociphile (which sounds needlessly pervy, but it wasn’t a name I came up with).
Another contest winner from 2009, Mallard Man borrows heavily from the Battle of the Planets team’s costume design, with some Inspector Gadget twists.
A reimagining of the 1987 Kevin Maguire Justice League #1 cover, featuring the contemporary (as of 2007) versions of the characters.
More superhero sketches here.