Comic book artist/writer. Published by DC Comics, Dark Horse, Marvel, IDW, Dynamite. Originals and prints available on Etsy. Email: jacobedgarart @ yahoo
1) If you need a little break, a little escapism in your Twitter feed, here’s a thread of a bunch of Batman and Robin silliness. Coloring credit to
@KikinhoJ
Working out designs for a project to be named later. 🤐 Started with Batman and Superman of course. Got this S design from Alex Toth, not sure if I'm committed to using it or not...we'll see.
Working out designs for a project to be named later. 🤐 Started with Batman and Superman of course. Got this S design from Alex Toth, not sure if I'm committed to using it or not...we'll see.
Time for the annual debate. Would you rather have Thanksgiving dinner at the Kent farm or Wayne Manor? Who has a better spread?
Art by me and
@KikinhoJ
If you're keeping score at home, this is where we're at so far with Project to Be Named Later. None of these were drawn to be standing next to each other necessarily, just individual design sketches, so excuse any awkward wonkiness. More to come! Guess away!
New pencil sketch page added to the shop. This is the kind of nerdiness that goes on in my head and sketchbook. My version of different eras or ages of Batman
Some character designs from over the last year. Originally, this Batman and Riddler were meant for the story I did in the Batman Audio Adventures special. The direction from DC was to base the looks off the classic JLGL style guide. But they ended up going another way, visually
Had a cool idea for a young Batman/Gordon story while watching The Batman (yes, I liked the movie). Call me, DC! 👀 Meantime, some old bat-art
#TheBatman
Digital commissions of DC’s Trinity that I did last year, colored by
@KikinhoJ
By request, Superman was based on art by Andy Kubert, Wonder Woman based on art by Kamome Shirahama and Batman based on a BTAS statue. This was a fun one!
Still thinking about Tim Sale and how formative his work was for me. Maybe not my most obvious influence, but it's always there. When I do anything Batman/Gotham related the formula is always Timm + Mazzuchellli + Sale. And I like to do a big solid Superman that's Sale + Quitely
Monday is here, so here's the next design sketch! The Unflappable** Hawkman! Basically just doing the Jose Luis Garcia Lopez version + hair. Congrats to the few of you that guessed it right, your prizes got lost in the mail, unfortunately.
**still workshopping this
Sketches for Project to be Named Later roll on. Vixen! She's had a lot of looks over the years, this one might take more tweaking than most. I couldn't commit to the original big hair, sorry big hair club.
For Batman's birthday, may it be filled with justice, here's an alternate design that'll be showing up, cause we'll have a couple of different eras in this
#Batman85
If you're keeping score at home, this is where we're at so far with Project to Be Named Later. None of these were drawn to be standing next to each other necessarily, just individual design sketches, so excuse any awkward wonkiness. More to come! Guess away!
Really hope it’s true that
#Daredevil
is coming back to screens 🙏 Here’s a Hornhead I did a couple years ago, colored by
@ChrisOHalloran
One of my bucket list characters to work on
"Excuse me, have you seen any superstitious and/or cowardly lots around?" -The Batman
What's your ideal Batman color scheme? All grey? A little blue? Rainbow Batman?
Starting to try and figure out Diana’s alternate look. Basically, all of the looks are meant to read as classic/iconic, but showing the characters at an early age of the JL and a later one
Gimme an underrated or under discussed comic arc you really love, one Marvel and one DC. I’ll start. Superman: Kryptonite by Darwyn Cooke and Tim Sale. Wolverine: Logan by Brian K. Vaughan and Eduardo Risso 🔥❤️
Process from this Long Halloween-inspired piece I did last year. There’s a story I’d love to write/draw some day set between Year One and LH, just putting that out there 👀🦇