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Thursday, June 13, 2013
X-Ray Vision Not Required
I don't often encounter fan art of Booster Gold that I don't like. It's hard to make Booster Gold look bad.
Last week's poll question: What styles of Booster Gold art do you most prefer seeing? (40 votes)
So, who's ready for some big screen Superman? If you're headed to the movies, keep your eyes out for Blaze Comics and other DC Universe Easter eggs!
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Friday, June 7, 2013
Super Booster Gold Sketch from Phoenix Comicon
Finishing up this week of long-overdue professional fan art posts is this gem coming out of Phoenix Comicon last month. This one I intentionally held it until the end of this week in order to coincide with the annual Superman Celebration now underway in Metropolis, Illinois.
Jonah Hex is nice, but who could be a better team-up for Booster Gold and Skeets than Superman? Makes you look forward to what might be coming from DC for Booster Gold volume 3.
According to Norm Rapmund, who posted this image to his Twitter media gallery, this bit of art was something that he and Dan Jurgens did "for fun." Jurgens did pencil art that Rapmund finished with inks and Brian Miller (aka Hi-Fi Designs) provided color. What a super team!
You can find a larger, better version of this image (and a pre-colored b&w copy of the inks) at Twitter.com/NormRapmund.
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Thursday, June 6, 2013
Tell Me What You Want
I'm sure that everyone who voted wants both a comic book series and a television show. Let's keep our fingers crossed that we get at least one of the two before the end of the year.
Last week's poll question: Which rumored upcoming Booster Gold project are you more excited about? (45 votes)
This week I've been catching up on my backlog of fan art posts. The hard part isn't finding Booster Gold art, the hard part is deciding which piece to post next. So I ask you, what do you prefer seeing?
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Wednesday, June 5, 2013
New 52 Booster Gold Sketch by Brett Booth
Speaking of images that have fallen through the cracks, Brett Booth posted this sketch of Booster Gold last April, and I'm just now getting around to showcasing it!
It looks great. Sorry for not getting to it sooner, Brett.
Click on the image above to travel to Booth's website, demonpuppy.blogspot.com, where you will find a much larger and better version of Booth's sketch.
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Tuesday, May 21, 2013
Skeets, Helpful as Always
Scott Kowalchuk is the artist of The Strangers from Oni Press. The first issue of The Strangers — which postmodernbarney.com recommends as "a loving tribute to 60s TV sci-fi. Half Avengers, half Doctor Who, all weird and go-go boots" — was released FOR FREE on Free Comic Book Day.
In the midst of all the hoopla surrounding the launch of The Strangers, Kowalchuk took time to sketch Booster Gold for a commission at a recent comic book convention.
You can see a larger copy of the sketch at Scott's Snazzy Sketchblog. Thanks to Scott for sharing (and good luck with The Strangers)!
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