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Welcome to the Constellations...where I hang my artwork. Please make yourself at home, feel free to look around. Click on the link or the thumbnail to see a larger version of the image.

This is the Gallery Of the Pros

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Gallery of the Pros

Artwork collected in my travels by professionals in the comics (or other) industry. Listed in no particular order

Andy Lee -- I met this artist at WizardWorld 2000 -- he isn't known for comics work but he was extremely busy selling nonetheless, because of his unique neo-Japanese take on comic art.

  • The Creeper © DC Comics | Acquired at Wizard World 2000
  • The Flash © DC Comics | Acquired at Wizard World 2000, given as a gift.
  • Sabretooth © Marvel Comics | Acquired at Wizard World 2000, given as a gift. The person didn't like it so I got to keep it!

Sanford Greene -- Sanford Greene is doing some online work with Pop Mhan, and has done some work with Mhan as well as Peter David in Spy Boy. I love his art, and HAD to have some once I saw him at Wizard World 2000! He was back at WizardWorld 2001, and he's got a Planet of the Apes project in the works now.

Craig Hamilton: A talented artist and dear friend of mine from out Atlanta way who I hope to run into this year at Dragon Con since he's all but dropped off the face of the earth. He did a Marvel Fanfare in the 80s as well as an Aquaman miniseries.

  • Axon: An original character of mine
  • Mera: former Queen of Atlantis. Drawn for someone else but I got the Xerox.
  • Greylore: independently produced miniseries from the 80s.

Bill Sienkiewicz : This guy's worked on more stuff than I can name. You either love him or you hate him, but you know his stuff when you see it. His Illyana Rasputin in New Mutants was based on little Carol-Ann from the Poltergeist movies. Oh, and I was a fangirl dressed as Dani Moonstar from the New Mutants when we met, so despite knowing my real name, he always calls me "Dani."

  • Frank Miller's Robin:

Reggie Byers: Another favourite artist of mine who's dropped off the face of the earth mostly. He was big during the 80s Robotech boom, which is what he was drawing for Comico. He also had his own book entitled Shuriken.

  • Portrait of me and my friend Lisa
  • Shuriken Page
  • Yellow Dancer from Robotech
  • Kyoko and Lucky the cat

Dwayne Ferguson: Hamster Vice. Those two words say it all.

  • Ben and the grenade bunny
  • Wolph and Roxanne

Pete Abrams: Sluggy Freelance's creator/writer/artist.

  • Torg

Bill Willingham: Known for his work on the Dungeons & Dragons roleplaying game, as well as his Comico comic, The Elementals.

  • Fathom from the Elementals

Darick Robertson: Darick's art is a particular point of pride with me because I met him when he was about 15. I saw his art and to my mind, he was going to go places. Now he's drawing Transmetropolitan.

  • Rogue and Nightcrawler: No this is not perverse. They had not been revealed yet as stepsiblings when I commissioned this drawing.

Buzz : Another point of pride with me. I have his artwork from when he was a teenage fan artist. Now he draws for JSA.

  • Superman
  • Wolverine
  • Starman

Terry Moore: Strangers in Paradise is written and created by this talented and especially nice artist.

Robert DeJesus: Another anime-style artist I met at Otakon, and again at WizardWorld 2001.

Steve Rude: They call him The Dude. He's been in comics for a good many years now, starting with Nexus. He also did a Space Ghost special as well as part of 2000's X-Men: Children of the Atom miniseries. And that's just the tip of the iceberg. Recently he did the cover for the Meridian graphic novel from CrossGen. He's one heck of a nice guy, and treats his fans like precious treasures.

Franchesco: I met this artist in 2001 at Wizard World. I saw an image of his and it spoke of a friend of mine so I got it for her but kept the scan for myself. Another artist who is a phenomenal nice guy, and can't believe his good luck to be getting in the thick of things.

Rich McKelvey I met this artist in 2001 at WizardWorld as well, and was taken with his Adam Hughes-esque art style.

Franco: One of the creators of the cute and whimsical Patrick the Wolf Boy.

Evan Dorkin: Evan started out humbly with Marvel's Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure comic series, moved on to publish his own works, such as Pirate Corp$! and Milk and Cheese (Dairy Products gone Bad) and DORK!. He has also written for Cartoon Network's Space Ghost: Coast to Coast as well as several episodes of The New Batman-Superman Adventures [Monkey Fun and Livewire] for the WB. You can find Evan and his lady Sarah having themselves a good old time at their website: House of Fun

  • Illyana Rasputin as Magik: Yes, that's Illyana, not Kitty, despite the medallion on her neck having a Star of David. At the time, Evan hadn't quite mastered drawing the pentagram.
  • Frank Miller's Robin: I have a number of these because I was a young adult at the time and thought it exceptionally cool that there was a female Robin. You'll see several of these in my pro gallery.
  • Unnamed: This was a roleplaying character of mine. Sadly, her name has been lost to my memory with the passage of time.

Todd Nauck: Penciller of Young Justice at the time this was uploaded. He's also done work for Superman and the Legion of Super-Heroes

Matt Wagner: Extremely talented artist/writer/creator of MAGE and GRENDEL, who also does work for DC with Batman.

  • Mirth in black: This is the original "Mage: The Hero Realized" version of Mirth.
  • Mirth in white: This is the Mirth, with the shock-white hair from the same series. I asked Matt to draw Mirth "hangin' out in the faerie lands" and this is what he did for me.

Paris Cullens Paris Cullens was known for doing the Blue Devil series for DC Comics until its cancellation, as well as doing some other work for DC and for Comico.

  • Frank Miller's Robin