J Jonah Jameson by Dean Trippe

J Jonah Jameson by Dean Trippe, originally uploaded by Kevin Church.

Ming Doyle drew me this portrait of Spock’s parents.

Ming Doyle drew Sam Kimimura for me ages ago.

I probably should have waited until tomorrow and the new She Died In Terrebonne, but I really couldn’t resist once I found it in the vast Agreeable Comics archives. I asked TJ Kirsch if he’d draw The Loneliest Astronauts for me, but the reply was something I really don’t think I should try without a medical team on standby.

I just very much like this photo of Stanley Kubrick at work.

Philip Bond draws Velma from Scooby Doo, creates fetishes.

No new SHE DIED IN TERREBONNE today.

TJ’s in the middle of multiple deadlines for real-world, actually-paying comics and sometimes, something’s gotta give. You’ll be seeing his work in multiple books for Oni soon, including a backup in Resurrection (which also featured Chris Sims, Chad Bowers and Rusty Shackles in a recent backup) and a short in Jam! Tales From The World Of Roller Derby, and I’m pretty sure you’re going to want to check out his work in those. TJ also did some very stunning work for Sam Costello’s Split Lip horror webcomic (traitor!) that you should be seeing pretty soon.

Also, he drew me a Wolverine at the Boston Comic Con to shut me up, so here it is. I now want to do a Wolverine comic with him that’s literally just eight pages of Wolverine in a bar fight, not popping his claws, just straight up wailing on dudes. Marvel, you have my contact information.

Jubilee by Ming Doyle

Despite the hustle and bustle of Free Comic Book Day at Comicopia, I managed to get this sketch of Jubilee by Ming because she likes drawing her and I actually really like Jubilation Lee in the way that I like a lot of Marvel’s c-list characters. Unfortunately, neither of us had a decent camera on hand to capture the rest of her sketches, but you can view cameraphone images in this directory.

How I got someone so talented to draw a couple of astronauts arguing over minute pop culture trivia is beyond me.

Here’s a “Sketch” Ryan Kelly included when I ordered FUNRAMA #1

Looks like he’s sold out of Funrama #1 at the moment, but you could do much, much worse than spending $3 ($5 with shipping included) on this post-apocalyptic romp that is an unholy mashup between Tank Girl, and The Authority. Visit Kelly’s blog for more details.

Liz Prince Draws The Punisher.

My The Loneliest Astronauts collaborator Ming has the Jubilee she created at Boston Comic Con, but I had to have this Frank Castle. Had. To.

ROBOGEISHA VAMPIRE GIRL VS FRANKENSTEIN GIRL

I have nothing to add other than I need to see this immediately. (And the original, of course, but I am pretty sure I get the whole “It’s a robot geisha” thing fairly quickly.)

You can buy me this Arthur Adams drawing of Princess Leia.

Thank you.

I had a remarkably shit day yesterday. This Carrie Stetko “sketch” by Steve Lieber was my therapy.

You can look at other things from the gang at Periscope Studios when you visit their new Etsy shop.

SUPER SALSA SINGERS.

(Via Minusbaby)

J Jonah Jameson and Peter Parker (as apes) by Mike Wieringo

Special thanks to Steven from Hey Oscar Wilde! for giving me the heads-up on the auction for these. It’s pretty much a perfect storm of things I like in comics, and it’s fantastic to own some of Mike Wieringo’s work.

J Jonah Jameson by Brandon Dawley

(Yes, I just snuck in another quasi-announcement.)

Katie Cook said I had to link to her site today.

EXIT THROUGH THE GIFT SHOP is a film by Banksy. Here’s the trailer.

J Jonah Jameson, by Matthew Allen Smith

Matthew Allen Smith is the artist for The Chronicles Of Solomon Stone, a comic written by my good friend and "creatively challenged wunderkind" (I’m only repeating what I read on the internet) Chris Sims. This was my (very early) Christmas present from both of them. You can look at more of Smithy’s art on his blog.

J Jonah Jameson, by Evan “Doc” Shaner.

J Jonah Jameson by Kevin Nowlan