Comic Panels Gallery
obese-babes-are-here
captain-mindfang
darkpilot
yamuraiha
lovesissy-love
Some panels from a comic project that I have been commissioned to work on. More than halfway there,
senator-organa:this is the best series of panels in a star wars comic
comicscarletwitch:scarlet witch #9
jthenr-comics-vault:Jean & ScottUncanny X-Men #175 (Nov. 1984)Art by John Romita Jr. & Bob W
mgworld4:Robert Crumb - Cartoonist [1992]
Layer by layer breakdown of a set of panels I did as part of a commissioned project #иллюстрации #il
Sometimes it be like that.Description: A six panel comic. In the first two panels I am juggling ba
“What’s WRONG with those two? What’re they STARING at?”
“Not much protection here!”
talesfromweirdland:From Roy Crane’s “scrapbook”: a handout on how to draw comics.
[image description: 5 images of panels from the webcomic “someone always cares”, edited to have atta
Description: A two panel comic. Both panels are identical and feature me drawing on my Cintiq. In
eggcup:that thing about how removing the middle 2 panels of a cad comic makes it funnier is true
beardednegro:Previously, I’d only seen the first two panels and assumed it was the complete comic. T
the-feral-king:A project to help with breaking out of panels in comicsfeaturing our favorite Feanori
Bonus panels:
Some of my upcoming panels for the next chapter of Blackwater, the comic @jaymamon and I are writing
coffeetoffeeart:you can’t tell me this didn’t happen[ID: A two panel panel comic. Both panels have a
Three more first appearances. Batman (1939), Uncle Scrooge McDuck (1947), and Tintin (1929).
“A pig! Reading a book!”—“Oink!”
Me in 4 panels
British adult comic, OH, WICKED WANDA. Published in Penthouse magazine in the 1970s, with art by Ron
weirdlandtv:The Yellow ‘M’ (1956) by Belgian comics artist, Edgar P. Jacobs.I read this one as a kid
“Where did she come from? Hank, she’s looking at YOU!”
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