Anthony castrillo wrote: Good stuff Darren. Had a late night and now it's morning. I never had a "good" inker and now i know why, you were'nt working in comics at the time. MAC As promised i'll put up the art. Heres the "SKETCHes".

Thanks Anthony. As I said, I enjoyed it. We share a "similar" compositional element to our form so I feel -kinda- like I'm inking my own stuff in many respects which I guess makes for quite a good fit.

Here's an old page layout I happened across whilst raking for something else:

Shane Montgomery wrote: Darren! If you ever want to give my GL a go with the brush and pen have at it! I have never seen any of my work inled by anyone else.

Thanks for the "permission" Shane...now you'll need to watch out, cause you never know when I'll grab one of the sketches you share here and BANG it'll be inked;-)

Another old page layout:

Here's a work in progress (hopefully better than my last post).  Pencils by Steve Rude from The Art of Comic Book Inking.  Will post them with the final when done.

Great sketches MAC.

I like the -first- figure in the second image!

The inks are looking great Matthew.

Anthony castrillo wrote: Thanks D. I am going for a stream of consciosness on the costumes. Honestly, you can only do so much.

True...it's all been done to one degree or another already. That's why I think developing strong characters and great action both dramatic and physical, can set your character apart from the rest.