Looking good, dude!

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Beyond the obvious fact that NOBODY should be in this position, Paul is a really good human.

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Look, math is hard!

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I’m fortunate to look at Sal’s work in person every day- a page from Spectacular Spider-Girl with his inks over Ron Frenz’s pencils sits atop my desk, bringing a smile every day.

Safe travels, Sal. Thanks for everything.

His influence is still with me today, as you can see by last’s week’s issue of Marvel Rivals, where I do my best impression of a Sal Buscema haymaker.

RIP to a legend, Sal Buscema. One of the core 4 Spider-Man artists of my youth, Sal drew Spectacular Spider-Man 191, the 3rd comic I ever bought. I was captivated by the energy in those panels, and I remember it was a Sal’s Spidey that I first attempted to draw- the last page splash from issue 183.

There’s not many of us!

… it didn’t work.

I’m on it!

I had a much better handle of how to go about drawing Infinity Comics on paper this go round. Each page of script is five panels, so I bumped panel five to the next page in order to give panel one the larger space to sell Galacta’s excitement and Luna’s exasperation.

The first page of Marvel Rivals #22. It was fun to team up with my Avengers United pal @paulallor.bsky.social again.

I will say when I watched it with my kids a month or so ago the egg and juice smoothie was pretty jarring. Had no idea people did that.

That horse dying overshadowed everything as a kid.

That’s really great!

Yessir!

Love reading Will Henry’s Wallace the Brave every Sunday in the @thegazette.com like it was meant to be.

Today’s doodle is Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man! Love being associated with this Spidey, and thrilled with every request I get to draw him.

Spider-Man #19 variant inks

Gorgeous work, Lee!

Continuing a bit of a 90’s theme for these warmups here with the main character of J Scott Campbell’s Danger Girl-

Abbey Chase!

The original art-

🦇 Nightwing 🦇

I was surprised to learn this book is rarer than Action 1. Really amazing find for that family.

When you figure it out, let me know the secret.

Every time I draw him, I’m convinced normal proportions don’t work for Bart. Got to have the big hair, big feet, exaggerated expression.

⚡️Impulse⚡️

Jim Lee On Why DC Will Never Use AI: “AI Doesn’t Dream, Feel, Or Make Art, It Aggregates It” The President, Publisher, and Chief Creative Officer of DC Comics spoke out at today's Retailer Day at New York Comic Con.

Jim Lee's impassioned words about why DC will never use AI have already won New York Comic Con.