Dan Schkade@DanSchkadeの漫画作品一覧(古い順)(19ページ目)

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade

Eisner & Ringo-nominated comics writer/artist (FLASH GORDON, LAVENDER JACK, THE SPIRIT). He/him, a midwest 8, last name rhymes with "body"

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Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 1122020-12-18T06:47:07.000Z

Ben Katchor's JULIUS KNIPL, REAL ESTATE PHOTOGRAPHER, which I'd somehow never heard of until @DannyFingeroth finally clued me in today. I can't believe I've been missing out on this. The years wasted.

Ben Katchor's JULIUS KNIPL, REAL ESTATE PHOTOGRAPHER, which I'd somehow never heard of until @DannyFingeroth finally clued me in today. I can't believe I've been missing out on this. The years wasted.

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 1332020-12-16T07:28:36.000Z

Sure you've heard of Elf on a Shelf but are you ready for this nonsense I drew while I was on a call today https://t.co/rerwyoZ5vN

Sure you've heard of Elf on a Shelf but are you ready for this nonsense I drew while I was on a call today https://t.co/rerwyoZ5vN

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 3432020-12-10T19:20:25.000Z

A couple of tonight's panels; trying to capture that relatable moment when you're so worried about someone who's not answering their door you realize you've absentmindedly gone and kicked the damn thing in

A couple of tonight's panels; trying to capture that relatable moment when you're so worried about someone who's not answering their door you realize you've absentmindedly gone and kicked the damn thing in

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 022020-11-26T08:10:08.000Z

@gdwessel @GhosttGray Oh, but surely that's just a matter of degrees, not a full new design - besides, it doesn't have the cowl neck collar, so get it OUTTA here. I do like the fasteners on his Ultraman's cape, though.

@gdwessel @GhosttGray Oh, but surely that's just a matter of degrees, not a full new design - besides, it doesn't have the cowl neck collar, so get it OUTTA here. I do like the fasteners on his Ultraman's cape, though.

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 092020-11-23T06:10:31.000Z

This was SUCH a fun read - it's great to see Everett return to his classic creation at the height of his storytelling powers, making some interesting choices and showing off some deeply cool techniques that hold up half a century down the line. Whatta legend.

This was SUCH a fun read - it's great to see Everett return to his classic creation at the height of his storytelling powers, making some interesting choices and showing off some deeply cool techniques that hold up half a century down the line. Whatta legend.

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 082020-11-23T06:06:18.000Z

Oddly enough, we end on a page that I definitely don't think was inked by Everett. Deadline issues? Who's to say? The script sticks the landing, though, as Namor privately acknowledges the landlubbers' moxie. A solid ending to a highly enjoyable comic book.

Oddly enough, we end on a page that I definitely don't think was inked by Everett. Deadline issues? Who's to say? The script sticks the landing, though, as Namor privately acknowledges the landlubbers' moxie. A solid ending to a highly enjoyable comic book.

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 062020-11-23T06:01:01.000Z

We get one last eerie visual out of a looming, oil-covered Snow-King before the big guy finally gets put on ice. So long, Torg. You were stone cold ugly but you fire on the mic.

We get one last eerie visual out of a looming, oil-covered Snow-King before the big guy finally gets put on ice. So long, Torg. You were stone cold ugly but you fire on the mic.

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 052020-11-23T05:56:44.000Z

SPLAT!

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 062020-11-23T05:55:36.000Z

Oo-er Missus

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 072020-11-23T05:52:13.000Z

For as much big action as there is in this issue, it's pleasantly surprising how much Everett is able to keep the crew in play. They have a sort of group personality that helps ground the opera of the Dueling Sea Kings. Also, I love this guy, he's my son

For as much big action as there is in this issue, it's pleasantly surprising how much Everett is able to keep the crew in play. They have a sort of group personality that helps ground the opera of the Dueling Sea Kings. Also, I love this guy, he's my son

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 042020-11-23T05:47:04.000Z

SO much fun. The way the halo around the SFX ripples into panel 2 is awesome - I'm not as literate with Bronze Age Marvel letterers as I'd like, so I'm not quite sure where Everett ends and Constanza beings here. Do feel free to weigh in, dear reader.

SO much fun. The way the halo around the SFX ripples into panel 2 is awesome - I'm not as literate with Bronze Age Marvel letterers as I'd like, so I'm not quite sure where Everett ends and Constanza beings here. Do feel free to weigh in, dear reader.

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 062020-11-23T05:37:48.000Z

First of all, fantastic, and second of all, get a load of that HAND! For as much as I ragged on Torg's design when we first saw him, he ends up being weirdly dynamic and expressive (he's also twice as big all of a sudden, but shush)

First of all, fantastic, and second of all, get a load of that HAND! For as much as I ragged on Torg's design when we first saw him, he ends up being weirdly dynamic and expressive (he's also twice as big all of a sudden, but shush)

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 062020-11-23T05:31:56.000Z

One of the more impressive pages from a very impressive fight scene - it's another great instance of simple elements in the weird configuration, and it's very fitting that the crew, potentially just props in another story, end up rallying, earning Namor's respect in the process

One of the more impressive pages from a very impressive fight scene - it's another great instance of simple elements in the weird configuration, and it's very fitting that the crew, potentially just props in another story, end up rallying, earning Namor's respect in the process

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 062020-11-23T05:27:43.000Z

IN. CREDIBLE.

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 062020-11-23T05:18:38.000Z

Ladies, gentlemen, and honored guests, I give your our villain for the evening: TORG, THE ABOMINABLE SNOW-KING - and, look, he's not great, is he? It's mainly his coloring. Silvery-white and he might be more impressive (But the dialogue is pretty wonderful here, which helps)

Ladies, gentlemen, and honored guests, I give your our villain for the evening: TORG, THE ABOMINABLE SNOW-KING - and, look, he's not great, is he? It's mainly his coloring. Silvery-white and he might be more impressive (But the dialogue is pretty wonderful here, which helps)

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 092020-11-23T05:05:01.000Z

The panel that made me buy the issue! Everett has a strong sense of how much space he has to work with and what moments to spend it on. Entering this cave marks a shift in the story from adventure/mystery to creature feature/sci-fi horror, and this big, lonely panel signals that.

The panel that made me buy the issue! Everett has a strong sense of how much space he has to work with and what moments to spend it on. Entering this cave marks a shift in the story from adventure/mystery to creature feature/sci-fi horror, and this big, lonely panel signals that.

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 082020-11-23T04:57:28.000Z

In panels like this, Everett's compositions pick up an almost Fletcher Hanks-type energy - simple visual elements arranged in an unnatural, vaguely surreal way. It's weird and I'm very into it.

In panels like this, Everett's compositions pick up an almost Fletcher Hanks-type energy - simple visual elements arranged in an unnatural, vaguely surreal way. It's weird and I'm very into it.

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 192020-11-23T04:51:06.000Z

The way Everett gives this murky texture to the underwater scenes is really impressive... I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure the way he did this is by quickly scratching a razor blade across the finished inks. The CAJONES. That's the confidence of 30+ years experience for ya.

The way Everett gives this murky texture to the underwater scenes is really impressive... I could be wrong, but I'm pretty sure the way he did this is by quickly scratching a razor blade across the finished inks. The CAJONES. That's the confidence of 30+ years experience for ya.

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 092020-11-23T04:46:02.000Z

The MOST iconic Namor expression, and our first front-facing close up. Everett's original recipe Sub-Mariner is obviously my favorite version - a super buff Slytherin with a noble heart, when he remembers he has one.

The MOST iconic Namor expression, and our first front-facing close up. Everett's original recipe Sub-Mariner is obviously my favorite version - a super buff Slytherin with a noble heart, when he remembers he has one.

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 052020-11-23T04:41:51.000Z

Breaking up is hard to do. It's cool that Everett includes this shot of the crew on the imperiled ship, making sure there's a human element to a page that's all long shots otherwise- particularly important since the crew's lives are what the drama of the story revolves around

Breaking up is hard to do. It's cool that Everett includes this shot of the crew on the imperiled ship, making sure there's a human element to a page that's all long shots otherwise- particularly important since the crew's lives are what the drama of the story revolves around

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 162020-11-23T04:34:58.000Z

20th century cousin-crushes aside, it's worth noting that Namor doesn't actually face the camera until page 4. But you don't really notice it - his design is iconic from all angles, like the Human Torch or the Silver Surfer. Even from behind, who else would he be?

20th century cousin-crushes aside, it's worth noting that Namor doesn't actually face the camera until page 4. But you don't really notice it - his design is iconic from all angles, like the Human Torch or the Silver Surfer. Even from behind, who else would he be?

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 5282020-11-23T04:22:56.000Z

Lookit that, it's November 1972's SUB-MARINER #55, written and drawn by Namor creator and comics legend Bill Everett! I grabbed a digital copy after seeing @DarrellEpp describe it as Everett's masterpiece, and it's pretty wall-to-wall excellent. A thread:

Lookit that, it's November 1972's SUB-MARINER #55, written and drawn by Namor creator and comics legend Bill Everett! I grabbed a digital copy after seeing @DarrellEpp describe it as Everett's masterpiece, and it's pretty wall-to-wall excellent. A thread:

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 7682020-11-20T07:51:49.000Z

Had a little time to kill before dinner, so I tried coloring this nonsense: https://t.co/53SB7QZk0p

Had a little time to kill before dinner, so I tried coloring this nonsense: https://t.co/53SB7QZk0p

Dan Schkade@DanSchkade 101512020-11-20T06:19:41.000Z

Ahh yeah, first full week back drawing Lavender Jack, feels good

Ahh yeah, first full week back drawing Lavender Jack, feels good