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Remember those posters i mentioned being in Wal-Mart? Well, now you can also find them on Amazon!
here's the my Zombie target poster:
ZOMBIE TARGET LINK
here's my Zombie Horde:
ZOMBIE HORDE LINK
and here's my Flocked Blacklight Zombie!
FLOCKED BLACKLIGHT ZOMBIE LINK
these are all officially licensed posters, which i endorse and promote. Thanks for checking them out!
If you enjoyed the Threadless Tee-V interview from SDCC, you'll likely get a kick out of this great montage by Craig Shimala, of me building some zombie targets and us just relentlessly blasting at them. Good times. Good times.
Shotguns, Rifles, Pistols and Cantaloupe Zombies with Tony Moore! from Craig Shimala on Vimeo.
The fine folks at Threadless.com came down to the compound for an in-depth interview and some general firearm-laden shenanigans. Hopefully, you'll enjoy the resulting video as much as we enjoyed making it!
Welcome To Zombie Country, an interview with Tony Moore from Threadless.com on Vimeo.
I saw these old Deathlok sketches from a couple years ago in my sketchbook the other day and realized i had never shared them. Just fiddling with a take on the character, for no good reason other than to amuse myself.
larger views of each sketch can be found in the GALLERY.
i figured the three main elements of Deathlok are reanimated corpse, cyborg, and soldier, so i tried to shoot for a zombie/Frankenstein/Terminator kind of industrial ass-kicking machine, and keep some of the iconography of the character intact. You'll notice I actually went on to cannibalize quite a bit of this design for what became Punisher: FrankenCastle, so the doodling ended up being pretty damned useful after all!
the guys at Comics for Cures are doing a sketch card fundraiser for the American Cancer Society, so I drew a little inspiration from William Burroughs and Hunter S. Thompson, and I decided to do 'em up a little something special, with some pen & ink, some acrylic-filled squibs, and my bolt action .22. You can bid on these bullet-riddled zombie cards NOW on eBay!
and here's a video, so you can see all the action!
Click here for the same video mirrored on Youtube. For more info on these cards and the cause in general, go check out ComicsforCures.com!
Proud Members of the Armed Left, Unite!
Conservatives aren't the only ones who value their Second Amendment rights. Let everyone know you're a card-carrying liberal who also enjoys a good firearm!
check out this design on all kinds of merchandise at CafePress.com/ArmedLeft!
you can also get it as an iPhone Wallpaper here!
Well, it's the end of the year, kiddies, and this is likely my last update of 2009.
So, i figure what better way to drive the last nail in the coffin of another year than with your pal and mine, the Crypt Keeper?
[Click here for a full-resolution view]
thanks for a great year of support. I'm very fortunate to have gotten to play with my friends and bring you stuff like Ghost Rider, Fear Agent, and Punisher, and i know none of it would be possible without the readers. I'm thankful you guys enjoy the kinda fun i'm trying to sling here. Here's to you and yours, and to an equally bombastic 2010!
Also, many thanks to my lovely wife, for yet another year of supporting the madness of a fully-gown man who sits in his pajamas all day drawing cowboys punching robots, and for going so far as to even see fit to bear my child. We've come a long way, but we've still got a lot of really fun looking road ahead of us. Me, you, and Emmylou.
...Mold Lang Syne? i dunno... couldn't settle on a crypt-worthy pun. Cheers, gang!
Marvel.com's put up an interview with Rick about Franken-Castle and his involvement with the Legion of Monsters, which coincidentally has some preview art from Punisher #12!
Marvel.com's put up an interview with Rick about Franken-Castle and his involvement with the Legion of Monsters, which coincidentally has some preview art from Punisher #12!
Anyone who's been wondering what the hell I've been doing and why I haven't updated this site in a dog's age now has their answer. It's with great joy I give you the first few pages of my first issue of Punisher #11: Franken-Castle!
Courtesy of Marvel.com
it's due on shelves Wednesday, Nov 18th!
if you're a skeptic, all i can say is, if you ever enjoyed what Rick and I do together, you'll surely dig what we've been laying down here.
here's a little Wolverine sketch i did recently while listening to a podcast interview with Jason Aaron. Also, i totally stole that subject line from Jason. Hope you dig the drawing.
this hot leathery Japanese nightmare is a malicious new villain whom Jason Aaron and i introduce in Ghost Rider #35, and her name is The SkinBender. If you like the shenanigans we've been up to in the book so far, i think you'll really enjoy this one. it wraps up my run on Ghost Rider, and I couldn't be prouder of what we've done in these scant 3 issues.
for a larger view, visit the SKETCHBOOK GALLERY
also, you can already PRE-ORDER the upcoming paperback collection of Ghost Rider: Trials and Tribulations from Amazon.com!
Following suit with Jason Aaron's blog, i decided to share some of the stuff i've consumed to get in the right headspace for drawing Ghost Rider #35.
not even remotely safe for work:
to view the rest of Mermaid In A Manhole, click here.
that's research.
man, i love my job!
Here's my redesign of the US-1 villain, The Highwayman, who will be making a glorious return in Ghost Rider #34 this April.
i'm pretty thrilled with the issue, and i think you guys will get a kick out of it, too!
the biggest question i always get is "when are you returning to the Walking Dead?" and since i've never had any plans to return, i've always said, "Never."
but like my mom always said, never say never, and here i am, returning to FULL art duty on The Walking Dead for a 6-issue fill-in arc, starting with #60, following my upcoming Fear Agent story.
here's a commission from an eBay auction quite some time ago. He finally figured out what he wanted, so i went to town on it for him. Here it is, in ink and charcoal.
Thanks, Brandon and Christinna!
here's a sketch of The Man Without Fear, from Chicago this past summer. really had fun with the fat brush inking this one. Thanks to Hank for the scan!
here's a sketch of The Man Without Fear, from Chicago this past summer. really had fun with the fat brush inking this one. Thanks to Hank for the scan!
So, Dr Sketchy's tonight featured Gravity Plays Favorites, a pole-dancing acrobatic duo from St Louis. Really great models and performers. I'm glad i didn't miss it, and got some good life drawing out of it. here are a couple of the longer poses, and i'll try to get some of their really wild gesture poses from my sketchbook before too long.
if you see that they're performing near you sometime soon, do yourself a favor and go support 'em.
