#ImageComics

[sigeel]

intro to the punderworld volume 2. Compared how the 1st book started with Hades narrating , we now get a bit of a perspective from Persephone's point of view. I am very excited for this book to be out in September!

[artoftu]

Battle Beast X The Boys (w/ colors)

[margueritesauvage]

Hello hello, here's my connecting cover for The Cabinet #4 (of 5) by #JordanHart, @DavidEbeltoft & @ChiaraRaimondi by @ImageComics @syzpublishing

[minyboy]

I’m the ghost that goes BANG in the night, punk!

[masamune7905]

Voodoo is one my favorite characters. I love to draw her. That is all XD

[simon-roy]

At long last - Image comics has posted up the (updated) trailer for GRIZ GROBUS, coming out as a softcover this summer!

[bldngtrpdr]

looks like it's a job for *title card fanfares* AGENT-SPIDER

[instructionsonback]

THE MISUNDERSTANDING IN SPACE

9" x 12"

[billyinaction]

Transformers Energon Universe Expands! Goliant's Story Told By Zerta Trion In Void Rivals Issue 17

Void Rivals Issue 17 At long last, Zerta Trion reveals the true origin of Goliant and the shocking history behind the Sacred Ring! In Void Rivals Issue 17, Solila learns that Goliant was once a devastating force of destruction, sent by the Quintessons during the Age of Wrath. As Zerta recounts her past as Beta Trion, we discover how she and A-Three (Alpha Trion) led a rebellion against Cybertron’s oppressors. However, victory was short-lived. The Quintessons unleashed Goliant, a planet-sized monstrosity that threatened to consume Cybertron itself. In a desperate bid to save her people, Zerta lured Goliant away, tricking him into feasting on a dying star for millennia. But as the star collapsed into a black hole, Zerta knew she needed to contain the beast forever. She inspired the Zertonians and Agorrians to construct the Sacred Ring, not just as a home—but as a prison for Goliant’s essence. Now, with Goliant’s power nearly depleted, Zerta Trion tasks Solila with uniting the Agorrians and Zertonians to finally destroy him before he awakens. But Minister Dulin, fearing the catastrophic consequences of unity, is determined to stop them at all costs. Meanwhile, the forces of Cobra-La have set their sights on Cybertron, and the Quintesson Judge’s secrets may hold the key to everything… Can Solila fulfill her mission? Or is it already too late?

[manueltorresart]

Full illustration for PATRONS.

See full illustrations and the process step by step in advance supporting me on Patreon.

Big fan of Invincible, I love the comic a lot. After re-reading again at the end of 2023 I made this illustration (and then made a few prints).

[freshthoughts2020]

[cd-arts]

I can consider Spawn the soldier from hell as a hero Since he is not a character from either Marvel or DC He is a character from Image Comics

[margueritesauvage]

It's #SPOOKY month: check this cover for the #holiday #HORROR #anthology DREAD THE HALLS from @chris_ryall and @jordyjordith in stores on December 4th with @imagecomics and @syzygypublishing! "Featuring four festively macabre tales, this 48-page one shot is a visual feast."

[jessespov]

I finally finished organizing 7416 Comics into 62 Comic Boxes. Does that mean I can finally get to read some comics? Lets hope so 😭

[masamune7905]

One of my favorite comic books Jim Lee’s run on WildC.A.T.s. I have always loved Voodoo. Her design, her powers, and her backstory.

[librarycomic]

It's Lonely At The Center Of The Earth: An auto-bio-graphic-novel by Zoe Thorogood. Image, 2023. 9781534323865. Publisher's Rating: M / Mature. https://www.powells.com/book/-9781534323865?partnerid=34778&p_bt

First I want to say this book is absolutely beautiful to look at. It moves between illustration styles in a way that feels totally organic, and Thorogood's storytelling talents and the range of illustration styles she employs wowed me in the same way Mike Huddelston's did when I read Decorum. I started a review copy of this book on my iPad and absolutely had to see what it looked like on paper so I rushed out and bought a copy, and I'm not sorry I did that at all. I'm going to loan this book out to a lot of folks I know but I'm keeping it for me.

But here's the thing, this book isn't for everyone, though I hope each of you picks it up. Thorogood starts it by letting us know she's been considering stabbing herself in the neck with a knife. And wondering if the book she's writing, the book we're reading, is just a performance that she can't stop. But she commits to recording six months of her life in an effort to try to make sense of herself (and her depression). It includes bits of her in the past, both as a weird kid being bullied and a young artist getting praise from comics pros and then a book deal. It does not turn into a romantic comedy even when it feels like it might. It's painful and funnier than I can explain and super sad in lots of moments. Thorogood's depiction of the No-Face-ish creature that is always behind her, which no one else can see, is particularly freaky.