Captain Marvel, from (almost) Boston Comic Con, 2013.
Pen & ink w/ Copic marker on 9x12” bristol.
What all the cool kids are drawing these days.
Princess Sparklefists t-shirt up on WeLoveFine!!
The is the first expansion of the collection I’m curating to benefit GLI.
Thanks for making this possible, Carol Corps!
Kelly Sue DeConnick Curates Captain Marvel T-Shirt Collection for Charity
By Bethany Fong
Kelly Sue DeConnick (Captain Marvel, Avengers Assemble) has collaborated with WeLoveFine to guest curate a collection of t-shirts featuring Marvel Comics superheroes such as Captain Marvel and Spider-Woman. The showcase includes bright pop art designs and straight-from-the-pages artwork of two of Marvel’s favorite heroines. DeConnick will be donating her curation commission to Girls’ Leadership Institute, a nonprofit organization that seeks “to help foster and give voice to the heroines of tomorrow.”
Hey it’s my next two covers for Marvel’s crossover event, ‘The Enemy Within.’ Pictured above are the covers for Avengers: Assemble #16 (part 2) and Captain Marvel #13 (part 3). You can find the first cover of the series here. Enjoy!
Above is the first in a series of covers I’ll be doing for the upcoming Marvel crossover event, Avengers: The Enemy Within. More about it here. Enjoy!
Filipe Andrade & Jordie Bellaire Are Arting the Hell Out of ‘Captain Marvel’
By Andy Khouri
One of ComicsAlliance’s picks for the Best Comics of 2012, Captain Marvel began the new year with a striking visual overhaul courtesy of Filipe Andrade and Jordie Bellaire, whose work can be described in any number of ways, but “Marvel house style” is not one of them. These artists’ increasingly attractive collaboration has made the already distinctive solo-woman superhero series stand out even further from the rest of the Marvel line, and you can get an idea of why in the sample pages featured on ComicsAlliance.
Captain Marvel 9 Tee, $25, by We Love Fine
(available in men’s & women’s sizes)Just in time for the release of Captain Marvel #9, which drops in stores today!
Pro tip: anything featuring Captain Marvel and Jamie McKelvie’s artwork is instantly in vogue.
Bizarro Back Issues: Boxing Day With Captain Marvel! (1944)
By Chris Sims
Christmas has once again come and gone, but before the holidays are over, there’s one last celebration we all have to get through before New Year’s rolls around and puts a cap on it: Boxing Day! The only problem is that the True Meaning of Boxing Day has been explored in roughly zero movies (as opposed to the True Meaning of Christmas, which has been pretty thoroughly dealt with in about 4,926), so I always just tend to think of it as a wintry celebration of people punching each other in the face.
I always try to celebrate with the most pugilistic comic I can find, and this year, that led me to 1944’s Captain Marvel Adventures #35, which promised a boxing match between Billy Batson’s alter ego and a soldier, and then went on to become one of the all-time craziest comic books I have ever read.
Check it out on ComicsAlliance!
