And now for something a little different.

Uncle Scrooge variant cover. Brush, crow quill, and India ink. 10 x 15. 2024.

The image on the $1000 bill is Cornelius Coot, the founder of the city of Duckburg. :-)

A woman. Pencil. 8.0 x 13.1. 2024.

Working out a figure for a cover. Studying a little Harry Clarke and Charles Dana Gibson.

The Forever People. Pencils by John Byrne. Inks by me. 8.4 x 6.0. 2024. John did a montage of Kirby Fourth World characters but didn't finish it. Did a little inking and left a lot of it in pencil. I was offered a shot at inking a figure on it and I chose the Forever People.

But you already knew this was coming, right? :-D

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Musk's Daughter Page 5. Twilight Zone No. 55. Rapidographs and India ink. 12.5 x 18.5. 1973.

Man, I may have to go back to drawing horse's mane like this! :-)

And where did I find the reference for the gnome's hat?! :-D

Musk's Daughter Page 4. Twilight Zone No. 55. Rapidographs and India ink. 12.5 x 18.5. 1973.

Definitely not my OWW! but I do wonder if the Question Mark was in the original script. Could very well have been, but it's also a lot like something I would have done. :-)

Musk's Daughter Page 3. Twilight Zone No. 55. Rapidograph and India ink. 12.5 x 18.5. 1973.

I'm not sure where I got the reference for a Gypsy caravan but I found it somewhere. 🙂 Or reference for the Gypsy's clothes, for that matter.

Musk's Daughter, page 2. Rapidographs and India ink. 12.9 x 18.5. 1973.

Gold Key provided the drawing paper. You can see the non-repro blue lines dividing the page into 6 panels. The idea was for the script to do five panels a page, and combine two adjacent panels into one.

Musk's Daughter splash panel. Twilight Zone No. 55. Rapidograph and India ink. 12.5 x 12. 1973.

A drawing from a million years ago, or so it seems. This is the splash from the 3rd and final story I drew for Gold Key's Twilight Zone comic book at the very beginning of my career.

X-Men/Teen Titans. Page 38. Pen and India ink and probably opaque white. Pencils by me. Inks by Terry Austin. 14.3 x 17.2. 1982.

Portrait of a woman. Pencil. 8.3 x 11. 1987.

Found in a sketchbook. I'm sure this was drawn from a photo I found somewhere but I don't remember where.

X-Men/Teen Titans page 27. Pen and India ink with inks by Terry Austin over my pencils. 11.0 x 17.2. 1982.

Stuff like this is what you find when you're packing for a move. Well, in my house, anyway. :-)