As a kid I had a Spider-man annual with a story where he teams up with Jay Leno. Leno was drawn like a cool guy with a motorcycle and fought ninjas, so for the next dozen years before I heard his actual voice, I assumed he sounded like Bruce Campbell and he was down with the kids

Here's a lovely night shot from the other week to change the subject

"Fly like an eagle; im 5`3 Fly like an eagle when Colossus tosses me--" My wind-down sketch of wolverine looks like a biblically-accurate Stanley Kowalski from A Streetcar Named Desire - thankfully his character is anything but #wolverine #marvel #xmen #clarkbintart #comics

Show me a comic page you love; no explanation needed.

Huge NIN aura on this image

Dr Pretorius for sure. Drinking a bottle of wine in the catacombs, joking with skulls, then drinking with Frankensteins monster. Id totally join him

Fellow authors: what's the first line of your wip?

Some pages for your feed

I wanted to watch some UK cult classics while working today, so I found Funny Man ("starring" Christopher Lee) on YouTube. But it was broken up by ads so I stopped. Oh no, you cant find terminator 2 on dvd? 😞 try FUNNY MAN 1994

I dont remember the exact interview - but are you talking about about the black/white images fish drawings? There's also the drawings he made of infinity where they go from the inside put, as that was the only way they could work

Dr Who regenerates into the monkey gore pile from The Fly remake and the show is renamed Dr What

Tonight's art spiral had led me back to my favourite Escher piece - Print Gallery. An infinite-image of a man looking at a painting, of a town, with a gallery, with a window, with a man, looking at a painting of a town... a Sir Roger Penrose interview led me to this

Show me a picture that captures your essence

Uncle Joe

sorry I've seen more Shooting Stars than this show

Guess who finally has a final script of issue one of his comic! Though I'm going to push on with issue two and see if I should actually combine them into one big issue one, given the slower pacing of the story. But this is a milestone for me

You won't get visuals like this in Doomsday

Being without a phone for a week has me torn between two moods

If you want to wet your appetite on retro scifi before Thunderbirds, check this out from @matthew-hardy.bsky.social @robjoneswrites.bsky.social and I! We're real proud of this one

It's with great pleasure I can finally say that I've been working on an official THUNDERBIRDS comic! the 10-pager I've been drawing/colouring was written by @davecook.bsky.social so expect a little Killtopia seasoning to our contribution to a first-class British Sci fi classic #thunderbirds

1988's Hard Rock Nightmare Such good low budget lighting you don't get anymore. If we do, please tell me which films so I can devour them

In The Bride of Frankenstein (1935), the Bride was played by the same actress who played Mary Shelley, Elsa Lanchester. She would later play the Nanny who leaves in the beginning of Mary Poppins

The other day one of these Reformfuckers local to me put a Georgia flag on a lamppost instead of a St Georges flag because they both have red crosses on them. All scum, full ignorance, no political agenda outside what oligarchs tell them to believe

Colour tests from the other night - trying a quick painterly style with lighter values than I'm used to using (I do love myself some Baroque lighting but I also gotta remember I'm not coloring for candlelit rooms sigh)

The weather today called for a shakeup

The nature of my work is such that it's not suitable for social media cropping, which is fine by me. Some WIP illustration work

Did another - I'm intrigued by the Supergirl trailer and her apparent remedy for kryptonian trauma seems v close to home. Funny how sometimes our Kryptonite disguises itself as our savior

Felt inspired upon my return from pub to do a quick Logan sketch before getting back on responsibilities