Comics 101 for 03/04/2004 Crimson Dynamo #6: Pencils, Digital Inks and Full Color Art
Crimson Dynamo #6 has just arrived in comic book stores everywhere and if you like what you see below pick up a copy today or order one from my Stuff to Buy page. Here's a little background on this book:
The Crimson Dynamo is an old Iron Man foe who was introduced way back in TALES OF SUSPENSE #46 published in 1963. The original inventor of the Dynamo armor, Anton Vanko, left a secret legacy - a weapon of mass destruction in the shape of a robotic super-suit that neither the Kremlin nor Russian government ever knew existed. The Crimson Dynamo is out there and he's dangerous and now... someone has found it.
Taking its cue from history - both the real history of the former Soviet Union, and the largely unexplored history of Russian superheroes in the Marvel Universe -CRIMSON DYNAMO is a new ongoing series from Marvel Comics.
Here's a look at the process of creating sequential art for issue #6 from my pencils to digital inks and then to finished full color art.
PAGE ONE
Pencils
Digital Inks
Full Color Art
PAGE SEVEN
Pencils
Digital Inks
Full Color Art
And as a special treat here's a preview for some of my favorite pages from Crimson Dynamo #6 in black and white and in full color as well. Enjoy!
You can view more of my pencil art from theCrimson Dynamo series in my Comic Books gallery. If you enjoyed this preview of Crimson Dynamo #6, be sure to purchase an autographed copy (and copies of issues #3, #4 and #5) from my Stuff to Buy page.
Thanks and see you next week for a new Comics 101 feature!
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