Chicago based artist Skottie Young's unusual style has earned him critical acclaim. His work on New York Times best selling adaptation of The Wizard of Oz series landed him an Eisner award. Heavily stylised anatomy and a quirky sense of humour dominate Young's work. It's dynamic and full of life. Check out a showcase after the jump!
This week, Dan Hipp's a hero, Phil Noto's a kitty, Terry Moore fights for his supper, JH Williams III is mainstream, Joe Hill puts up a door, Sean Phillips shows off, Skottie Young casts a spell, Peter David introduces his daughter to Star Wars, Jeremy Bastian is a freak, Chrissie Zullo draws some women, Jeff Lemire is full on DC, Dustin Nguyen goes beyond the JL, Francesco Francavilla goes to space, Will Wheaton, Felicia Day and Jamie McKelvie collaborate, Ryan Ottley rsides in the DMZ and Dustin Weaver os Astonishing.
This week Dan Hipp draws Travolta, Nick Spencer talks about his guidance councillor, Jeff Lemire rejoices over a lost dog, Charles Soule discusses process, JH Williams III flogs a bit of art, Jason Aaron shows off his mightily impressive beard, Peter David pens a bill of rights, Jim Rugg does OC Weekly, Dave Johnson draws a rabbit, Frank Miller opens his mouth, Brandon Graham confirms the rumours and Skottie Young draws Wormwood.
This week is an art heavy roundup as Dan Hipp channels an immortal trickster, Ben Templesmith hacks and slashes, Kieron Gillen discusses mutant rights, Jonathan Luna does a non comic related painting, Chrissie Zullo draws a beautiful girl, Grant Morrison is a wizard, Bryan lee O’Malley refuses to move on, Eric Canete plays around with a bazooka, D&A raise the dead, Skottie young goes depression era thug and Brandon Graham analyses his current state of mind.
This week Dan Hipp does zombie Zelda, Greg Rucka talks Shakespeare, Bryan Lee O’Malley goes freaky friday, Peter David condemns anonymity, The Luna Bros do girl on guy, Brian Azzarello creates a new dialect, Charles Soule gives away a story, Brian Wood goes SNIKT, Fabio Moon presents a cover, Peter Milligan asks the hard questions, Skottie Young didn’t actually post anything this week and Robert Crumb gives an interview that will bring joy to your inner nerd.
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