Alicia Snow as Spiderman

if i was ever forced to name my fav comic character, hands down it would have to be Spiderman. he was really the first character i really went out of my way to buy. since Spidey is my fav i find that i often draw my sexy muses dressed up as the character, so here's my most recent addition to that art series, Alicia Snow dressed up in the infamous red and blue webs!

Tigra from the Avengers

The Wonderful Wasp

Johanna As Black Widow

Johanna as Spiderwoman

She loves Captain America

Happy Birthday Olivia!

Scarlet Witch

The World's Sexiest Spy, Black Widow

A Rant about Comic Covers

As anyone who has read comic books knows, the first factor in buying a comic is the cover, especially if it is a series you have never read before. In today's industry there are some amazing beautiful covers being produced, some of them so beautiful they would look at home in a fancy fine-art gallery. Heck, in today's world, there are artists who have dedicated their entire career to just doing cover art for comics. But part of me misses the days when a comic book cover was actually part of the story! I can remember being a kid, leafing thru the comic-spinner at the local walden's bookstore trying to find the perfect cover that would inspire me to open the book. Now as a much more mature comic fan I own several volumes of Marvel's Essential trades, and DC's Showcase presents trades, and falling in love with the older comics and the cover art that just screams "pick me up!". I am sure that people who actually work in the industry can argue why either type of cover art is a pro or a con, but i know i would love to see the return of the more story-based covers, even if they became part of the variant cover market.

Batman Vs Superman

Talk about a battle that has been waged since the beginning of comic-book history. Superman and Batman are 2 of the very first superheroes to come out of comicbooks, both impacting the media for over 75 years. Comic book readers have spent hours and hours arguing over who would win in a battle , and coming in the next few years, DC/Warner Bro.s is hoping to bring that fantasy to the big screen.

Marvel and Disney have already did something similar with The Avengers, combining the characters from 4 seperate films to make a super-team, and I will admit, it was VERY impressive. The action (and city wide destruction) was epic, capturing the imaginations of many film-goers. As impressive as The Avengers was, I can only imagine how big Batman/Superman is going to be. The main figures in The Avengers are all amazing characters, but for quite a few members of the team, the general public was fairly ignorant about their comic history. That is really the difference between the 2 ideas. Superman and Batman are nearly known by anyone existing in the world. It's kind of like if Mickey Mouse, and Bugs Bunny were to meet on the same silver-screen.

All I know is, we will see how amazing and epic the stories will be as the 2 movie universes start to unfold. I know I will be watching with a big smile on my face!!!