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Wolverine Origins-"SEVEN THE HARD WAY” part 2

Mon Nov 16, 2009, 12:16 PM
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~NEW Wolverine: Origins Arc~

A preview of Doug Braithwaite's and my work on Wolverine: Origins "SEVEN THE HARD WAY" PART 2 (of 5) is now online. Excellent coloring by Andy Troy!
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The story arc is in issues #41-45 and written by Daniel Way. I've posted some previewed pages and will add more soon and once the book is published.

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~Speed Drawing/Painting Comic Book Art Video~

  • Mood: Joy
  • Listening to: Contessa Brewer
  • Watching: my curser
  • Playing: Drums in my head
  • Eating: Mission Tortilla Chips
  • Drinking: Pepsi

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Here's a short bio of my adventures in comic art-

I'm a 1982 graduate of the American Academy of Art in downtown Chicago. I have been a professional Comic Book Artist for 27 years. Working for comic book companies such as, First Comics, Marvel Comics, and DC comics. Drawing characters The Badger, The Punisher, Silver Surfer, Batman, and more.
The bulk of my comic work doing pencils was with the great writer Mike Baron. In 1993 we co-created a series called SPYKE that was originally published by Epic/Marvel.
In recent years I've done several pieces of art for the Upper Deck trading card game Marvel Vs. and a lot of sketch cards.


 As a comic book inker, I've worked with other artists on Marvel Comics books such as the Earth X trilogy, The Punisher, The Amazing Spider-Man, Daredevil, and The Hulk.
At DC Comics I've inked books with characters Batman, Green Arrow, Fate, etc.

Artists I've been fortunate to ink include- Jon Bogdanove, Steve Ditko, George Freeman, Ron Garney, Keith Giffen, Adam Kubert, John Paul Leon, Ron Lim, Lan Medina, Steve Rude, Ryan Sook, Jill Thompson, Ron Wagner, Ryan Sook, and many more.

Devious Info

  • Current Residence: Chicago Area
  • Interests: My family, art, comics, film noir, drums
  • Favourite movie: Citizen Kane
  • Favourite band or musician: Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Who, Humble Pie, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Foo Fighters
  • Favourite genre of music: Hard Rock
  • Favourite artist: Too many!
  • Favourite style of art: American Illustration
  • Operating System: Mac
  • MP3 player of choice: My eMac
  • Favourite cartoon character: Bugs Bunny
  • Tools of the Trade: •Hunt Globe #513 EF pen point •Hunt #108 Crow Quill •Raphael #8404 #4 Kolinsky

Comments


:iconexistencebiker:
Hey i really love your work
:iconraverine-1013:
Thanks for the favs and the watch. :)

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Timing is everything
:iconwolfprime:
Funny how things happen. I JUST broke out all my First Comics Badger issues to reread yesterday.

Good to see you're still entertaining us hungry masses Bill!

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:iconwolfprime:
Storywise, Mike was doing THEN what is convention in comics NOW. Dare I say he was before his time? The humor is kind of campy and dated, but I think that might adult cynicism settling in.

Artwise, absolutely!! Jeff Butler, you, Ron Lim, Steven Butler MAN! It's not as in your face as some of the post-Image influenced stuff, but I'll read/ look at it over MOST valiant comics and almost anything with Rob Liefield's name on it. And that's not a bust on Rob per ce, I recognize his talent and place in the history of modern comics, but he just can't touch this stuff.

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:iconsutadi:
you have great,great, great gallery..
:iconbillreinhold:
Well thanks, thanks, thanks. I'm glad you like it :-)

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:iconartbyjram:
didnt you had a deviant art page. excellent work by the way i was at your guest lecture at AAA and at the follow up demo in Mr. Herzbergs class and found it very informative. it would be awesome if you came back did a how to properly market yourself at conventions. i believe it would be very informative.
:iconbillreinhold:
Hi Jesus! I really enjoyed doing that at the AAA.

I of course have my own experiences getting work through the years, but there is a Chicago area artist named Andrew Pepoy [link] has given talks on just that at Chicago Con/Wizard World for many years.

I'm probably best on the process more than networking.

Of course the real secret is just be great and you won't be refused! :-)

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:iconbrucethebandit:
hey man I saw your artwork on facebook, good gallery you have.

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