WW Chicago- Supes and Cap
Here are a couple more since I didn't manage to post yesterday. More tomorrow...For realsies:)
posted by Chris Samnee at 7:41 AM
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
Here are a couple more since I didn't manage to post yesterday. More tomorrow...For realsies:)About Me
- Name: Chris Samnee
- Location: Missouri, United States
I've done artwork for the graphic novel Capote in Kansas (which I received a nomination for the 2006 Russ Manning award for) and Queen and Country, both published by Oni Press, The Exterminators and American Splendor, published by DC/Vertigo and Checkmate, published by DC Comics as well as the Daredevil Annual: Blood of the Tarantula with writers Ed Brubaker and Ande Parks published by Marvel. I recently completed a graphic novel for Vertigo with writer Christos Gage and I'm currently working on the Marvel MAX series Dead of Night: Devil Slayer with writer Brian Keene. I live in the 'burbs with my lovely wife, Laura and our happy little cat Scout. All characters TM and © their respective owners. All artwork © Chris Samnee, and may not be republished elsewhere without express written permission.
Previous Posts
- WW Chicago- Matter Eater Lad
- WW Chicago- Tara Chace
- Daredevil
- WW Chicago- Crocker and (another) Wolverine
- WW Chicago- Wolverine
- WW Chicago- Magneto and Doctor Doom
- WW Chicago- Harley Quinn
- WW Chicago- Spidey
- WW Chicago- Thing and the Question
- WW Chicago- Green Arrow
4 Comments:
Nice job Chris!
Those are both great.
Chris, I really your stuff...but, I hope you'll accept just a "little" constructive criticism from an old (as in like the 1940's and 50's old) Captain America fan (gosh, sure wish I'd of saved those long ago issues!). I think the lower torso was outa proportion to the upper, above waist, torso. My recollection is that CA's legs are more like a runner whereas the upper is more like a moderate weightlifter. I understand you pass judgment on whether or not to post comments, so if you delete this one that's okay. I'm just passing on an idea that you might want to think about/work on in future CA drawings. Otherwise, your work is really impressive. HH
ummm... thanks?
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