Showing posts with label Wolfman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wolfman. Show all posts

Friday, September 9, 2016

Sian Mandrake - Wolfman (Universal Monsters)

2016.07.09 Garden State Comic Fest, Morristown, NJ

Sian Mandrake is the daughter of Tom Mandrake and Jan Duursema, and is following in the family footsteps. A graduate of the Kubert school, Sian has done storyboards for the Indie movie Zombie Prom, Mars Attacks! sketch cards, the graphic novel Creepsville, as a colorist on John Carpenter's Asylum, X-Files, Convergence: Suicide Squad.

Sian is working on Chuck Dixon's "7 Deadly Sinners" and with Area 52 Studio as an artist, colorist and creator...

Sian has also worked as a colorist on Philip Lim's book "Kill the Night"...

On her Tumblr page Sian states " I draw lots of cats, vampires and bikers"... I guess it was no surprise she picked the Wolfman cover to draw her sketch...

Friday, May 3, 2013

Art Baltazar - Patrick the Wolf Boy

2013.04.06 Comic Geek Speak Supershow, Reading, Pa

Art Baltazar starting making comics with a self-published book - The Cry-Baby Adventures. Since that
time he has moved up to Gyro-Man, Captain Camel & Space Chicken, Jimmy Dydo and Patrick the Wolf Boy with Franco...

<<< Patrick the Wolf Boy Happy Birthday signed by Franco and Art...

Together with Franco they were awarded the 2009 and 2011 Eisner  Award for Best Publication for Kids, with Tiny Titans...
Art and Franco also worked together on Billy Batson and the Magic of Shazam!, Young Justice, Superman Family Adventures...

Together through their Blind Wolf Studios they have published Patrick the Wolf Boy and Aw Yeah Comics! (a successful Kickstarter campaign)...

Baltazar also worked for Warner Bros. and had a monthly comic strip in Disney Adventures Magazine titled "Gorilla Gorilla!".
The Big Amoeba, Platinum Studios about a teenage cartoonist who feels under-appreciated, creates his own comic award and tries to get his classmates to take the award seriously. Patrick the Wolf-boy is featured on a coffee mug on the cover...

Art and Franco were providing free sketches during the show and were great with everyone who came to their table!