Paul Pope gives a sneak peek at his contribution to the upcoming Wednesday Comics. View art from other artists here and here.
Also, check out Pope's Star Trek/ Young Spock comic here.
Showing posts with label pope. Show all posts
Showing posts with label pope. Show all posts
Monday, April 27, 2009
Sunday, March 1, 2009
Marvel goes indie
Marvel has finally announced it-- their "indie" comics anthology. I have an 8 pg. Inhumans story in it and I did the first cover for the limited series. Both of my contributions will be colored by my friend Jose "Year 100" Villarrubia.This should be fun- it sounds like the second coming of "Coober Skeber: Marvel Benefit Issue." I can't wait to find out who else is contributing!
All my favorite Marvel characters in a serious Marvel Mash-Up.
Monday, January 5, 2009
Paul Pope Interview
I think I had passed up posting this interview previously because it's really short... an excerpt from another video, I think... but here it is now anyway!
Monday, September 29, 2008
Dress to Destroy
DKNY has launched their Paul Pope collection, "NYC 2089." Check out their promo website, complete with inspiration and sketchbook sections.
Wednesday, February 27, 2008
Thursday, December 20, 2007
Paul Pope hates Belle & Sebastian, predicts the future
Paul Pope MGZN #3 Interview
CNI 100 - Paul Pope and Charlito
Thursday, December 13, 2007
Paul Pope on Art
There seems to be a real psychological need for art -- for all the arts. Art offers us a reflection of interior ourselves, through the eyes and hands and words of another. Through meaningful art, we consider ourselves and our very condition of being human, and in the process, gain more insight into our true natures as living, sensing creatures living on this planet of ours which we call Earth. Comics has stepped out of the wide shadows of film and illustration, and is now invited to stand on its own, an infant medium full of potential and power. We are being invited to share our stories on a world stage, however long or short our stories might be. We've got a lot of work to do, let's show them what we've got.
Friday, November 30, 2007
Monday, July 2, 2007
Wednesday, April 25, 2007
More Links
I just found an archive of some very cool audio interviews at Comic Geek Speak -
check out the full list here
Here are some personal picks from the list (though I have yet to listen to all of these):
• Mark Bagley - had a damn fine run on Amazing Spiderman in the 90's
• Gene Colan - a Marvel legend
• Joe Kubert - another comic art legend. Quite possibly best known for Sgt. Rock
• Erik Larsen - for me, Erik Larsen just might be the definitive Spider-man artist. It was during his run on Amazing that I really started paying attention to comics.
• Stan Lee - The Man, himself. 'Nuff said.
• Paul Pope - see my previous post for more Paul Pope links
• Dave Sim interview #1
• Dave Sim interview #2
About a year or two ago I read Cerebus straight through in its entirety. I think you should too.
• Walt Simonson - The Mighty Thor
check out the full list here
Here are some personal picks from the list (though I have yet to listen to all of these):
• Mark Bagley - had a damn fine run on Amazing Spiderman in the 90's
• Gene Colan - a Marvel legend
• Joe Kubert - another comic art legend. Quite possibly best known for Sgt. Rock
• Erik Larsen - for me, Erik Larsen just might be the definitive Spider-man artist. It was during his run on Amazing that I really started paying attention to comics.
• Stan Lee - The Man, himself. 'Nuff said.
• Paul Pope - see my previous post for more Paul Pope links
• Dave Sim interview #1
• Dave Sim interview #2
About a year or two ago I read Cerebus straight through in its entirety. I think you should too.
• Walt Simonson - The Mighty Thor
Paul Pope Link-O-Rama
Lotsa art by Paul Pope on his Flickr page here
(image above swiped from here)
Paul Pope's blog here
Paul Pope bio here
AND there is a very cool interview for download at Comic Geek Speak
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)






