PUBLIC MARKS from everyueveryme with tags comics & eye-candy

Using the Newsstand you can view the covers of comics that were onsale during a given month. Several publishers are currently included: DC (and all its imprints), Marvel (thru 1996), Fawcett, Quality, Charlton, Wildstorm (Image), and more.

comic books and illustrations of farel dalrymple

A webcomic about mythology and other things. Every Tuesday and Friday.

This is where I, William Gibbons, post mostly my art, some text, and occasionally post quotes, music, video, and other people's art.

Welcome to the professional website of Sean Murphy: illustrator, concepts artist, comic book artist and writer.

Marcio Takara is a Brazilian artist, living in Toronto, Canada. He has been working with illustrations, character design and graphic design since 2000.

Artists redrawing comic book panels

Tom Neely's website

Mary Karaplis (Mei K) is a freelance artist based in the cozy, cloudy city of Vancouver, B.C.

Website of Frank Stockton

Peter Bergting website

Website of Shin "JASON" Nagasawa

The Horrific Artwork on this website is Rated R

A random collection of material from comic artist Kevin Nowlan. Started with the best of intentions, but like most other efforts, doomed to perish from neglect as soon as the novelty wears off.

I'm David Alvarez, mostly known for my comic strip Yenny and my early work in Looney Tunes comics

The closest thing to an official Darwyn Cooke website

Artblog by Kristian Donaldson

Remakes of comic book covers

cliffchiang.com -- the weblog and online gallery of comic book artist Cliff Chiang

Connor Willumsen's blog

Fred Chao's blog

art aesthetics design monsters

Metro's Nemi cartoons - love her or hate her, she always gets a reaction! Each weekday we'll add to our cartoon archive about Metro's feisty Goth girl and her quirky life and friends. Bookmark this page for your daily update of Nemi.

Lio by Mark Tatulli LIO is an unusual kind of comic strip and we think you’ll love it. First LIO has no dialog. It tells stories only with images -- a "pantomine strip" says Mark Tatulli, the creator. Next, LIO’s main character is a curious young boy with an imagination that’s unleashed by bumps in the night and things hiding under the bed. And LIO offers various shades of dark humor along with straightforward laughs. This strip offers a fresh outlook and appeals to everyone, especially young readers..and readers who remember being young..and those who wish they were young. LIO is a comic strip that’s edgy, funny, visually stunning and truly different.

Jack Kirby, ackowledged as the most prolific and dynamic comic artist of all time, was asked how he managed to come up with the idea of some of his more unusual characters.