Showing posts with label NeilGaiman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label NeilGaiman. Show all posts

Friday, December 20, 2013

#DeletedScenes - That Sandman movie we never got

So it appears it's official.


David S. Goyer will be producing and writing the film adaptation of Neil Gaiman's Sandman (what?? NOOOOOOOooooo! not this hack again! why is Warner Bros having him do every single DC film??) which Robin I mean Joseph Gordon-Levitt will direct and star as the eponymous Morpheus.

Yikes.

Did you know for a very long time the film almost happened back in the mid-1990s, pitched by Gaiman himself to the studios with some help from writer/artist Jill Thompson who already had some connections thanks to her work on stage, film and TV....?

Sunday, May 29, 2011

Drawing some cards

Here's some recent drawings I did. Thought it could be nice to share them on the blog :P


I've been reading lots of Spider-girl lately.
Thought I should finally try drawing her for once :P


And for some reason, drawing the Spider-girl above made me think of Evangelion. (was it the short hair?)
Then I realized how little Rei drawings I did or were in my deviantArt gallery.

So, here's one more!


And finally the last one.
One more of these "card"-type pics, and I'll stop, promise!


Thought it could be fun drawing Death herself!

(Read Neil Gaiman SANDMAN-related comic books!)

That is all~
Enjoy :'3

Sunday, December 26, 2010

CBR Spider-Man 1602


I love Neil Gaiman.
His creativity, the way he plays with original and fun concepts and ideas.

For a long time already, I really wanted to try to read MARVEL 1602, his original all-new take on the Marvel Universe during "simpler times". A sort of "What if.." story, if the Marvel Universe stories took place in the 1600s.

But. For some reason I never got to read it.

I've always been a big fan of these "alternate universe", where things seem and look familiar, but the big picture throws out the window all our usual references.
So, like Marvel's 2099 universe, I decided to start with a similar character I'm used to. I used Spider-man as entry point back in the 90s for the "2099".
I finally 'got me the trade paperback collecting 1602's Spider-man's spinoff (not written by Neil Gaiman, but using a very similar narration and structure!)