Diamond Dan McDaid's Doctor Doom Versus Doctor Who

Yeah, I was always going to blog that.

*UPDATE* Now with colours by Dean Trippe:

First Brendan McCarthy/Brett Ewins collaborative piece for over 25 years.

Very Chelsea School of Art.

Via The Strangeness Of...

Couple of links for ya.

1. Quality Alan Martin interview.

2. Lovely Moebius-themed Tumblr.

I'm currently reading "Life".

Keef by Yuko Shimizu, via Between Clark & Hilldale.

Keef by Annie Leibovitz, via the legendary B.P. Fallon's Flickr stream.

Simon Gane's Lemmy.

(via his blog)

Bagwell's Dredd - Oh bondage, up yours.

Of course, feature one of this blog's favourite artists doing Dredd and the rest of 'em start piping up. "Here's mine!" sez Edmund Bagwell (more on Bag-E's cover process over on Der Pete Wells Blogging Experience).

Gorillaz/Daley - Doncamatic.

Doncamatic (feat. Daley)

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Brendan McCarthy's DOCTOR WHAT?

Found this in my inbox earlier: "Veteran 2000AD artist BRENDAN McCARTHY has plotted and illustrated a new JUDGE DREDD two-parter, with comics writer AL EWING scripting.

In a new story called Dr. WHAT? Judge Dredd tracks down a time-travelling Doctor who rides a Mega-City Portaloo along the timewaves, altering history and changing the future in a potentially catastrophic way.

The two-issue story appears in 2000AD Prog 1712, which will be on sale in the UK on November 24th, next week.

Splundig er, Drokkit!"

 

Looks like a classic Dredd-world satire, while simultaneously the nearest thing we'll probably ever get to Brendan doing Doctor Who.

Speculative DOCTOR WHO punt.

Hey. I was just checking out the great June Hudson's website when I noticed this page. Could any of these costume designs be rolling out next year? It is common knowledge that Matt Smith has been campaigning for a coat to be added to his character's wardrobe, after all.

Felt Mistress' FURRY MAYHEM.

They remind me a bit of Smashed Wanger.

(via)

More of Tiernen Trevallion's FEAST OF TOYS.

I think Tiernen was pleased with the wave of positive responses here and on Twitter for the FEAST OF TOYS art, so he's sent along another batch of pages, which I'll let speak for themselves. Do check out all the greatness at his website, and anyone interested in publishing this beauty should get in touch with the guy.

Other stuff in my RSS feed I've liked today II

Doc Shaner's Haddock:

Darwyn Cooke's T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents:

(via Booksteve, who didn't like the actual comic)

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Tiernen Trevallion's FEAST OF TOYS.

I was recently honoured to see the pitch document for the book Tiernen Trevallion is working on, FEAST OF TOYS.  It's bloomin' lovely, a work of art in and of itself, and tantalizingly makes the reader crave seeing the finished product - so here's hoping he can get hooked up with a publisher sharpish.  Here's some samples from the project.  Hope he doesn't mind me giving you a cheesy high concept pitch: it's Emily The Strange meets The Airtight Garage down a dark alley!

Other stuff in my RSS feed I've liked today.

1. School-of-Mignola graduate and reg'lee-ur IDW Doctor Who contributor Matthew Dow Smith's Captain Britain pitch.  The even-cooler twist on this story? It would have been drawn by Guy Davis.

2. Hey, Martin Skidmore has resuscitated the Fantasy Advertiser as an online thingy. That fanzine was my bible as a kid. (via Uncle Joe)

3. The Reverend Dave Johnson is sermonizing about the Hero Initiative over at his DeviantArt page. Preach on, brother Dave. And the accompanying piece of Avengers art is rather groovy, too.  If only we could clone an army of the guy so he could draw an entire comic in this style.

Assorted 2000AD news.

I steer clear of the 2000AD forums, because I'm already an unbalanced misanthrope who doesn't need any more prompting to go postal.  As such, I may be late to these items, but they're worth sharing anyway.

1. PJ Holden is getting, y'know, properly good, isn't he?

2. Brigonos Mac Giolla Chomhgaill has been having lots of 2000AD-related fun over at his blog these last few days, featuring such goodies as the inevitable Judge Dredd/Shako team-up, and Ro-Jaws watching "2 Girls, 1 Cup".

3. The mighty Ash Wood trails his Mongrol toy, available next January sometime.

I'm also sitting on some rather special exclusive art by a couple of 2000AD-related artists: must check how much of it I'm allowed to run, and then share it with the world.

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