Nighthawks

From week 172, the theme was:

An oldie but a goodie – mash up comic book characters with famous paintings!

A Twitter follower suggested:  Hawkgirl, Nighthawk, Darkhawk and Shadowhawk in 'Nighthawks.'  I didn't get this in on time, but here you have it.

Check out the other great pieces from the talented Liners here.

--B

Office Cat 84

Slow morning warm-up.

And here's some bonus, Office Cat-inspired pieces drawn by my good friend Pedro Delgado.  Enjoy!

--B

Mr. Newport

With his salmon-colored shorts of might, docksiders of truth, and a flowing, tied-around-the-neck sweater cape, Mr. Newport, the man with wicked astounding abilities, is here to save the day and right the wrongs... all before cocktail hour!

This piece is featured with a few others of mine at the FRIENDS OF ANNEX: ART IS ALIVE group show at DeBlois Gallery.  Opening reception is tonight if anyone is out and about in the Newport/Middletown, RI area.

--B

I Was A Teenage... THEREwolf!

He was there, man.

--B

Suffrage... Or Suffer!

From week 168, the theme was:

The theme is REAL-LIFE female superheroes! Name a famous woman that you admire and a superhero that you’d like to see them depicted as.

brantwjones suggested, via Twitter: Susan B. Anthony as Big Barda.  Wish I had worked this out a bit better.

Check out the other great pieces from the talented Liners here.


--B

Protect Your Switches

Work stuff.

--B

Office Cat 83

"I don't know, Simmons. That's a further drop than your sales figures last quarter."

--B

Agent Orange

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Bigfoot Meets Swarm

From week 166, the theme was:

Based on a suggestion from our own Robert Rath, in honor of the fourth season of Finding Bigfoot (which just debuted this past Saturday), pick a comic book character that you’d like to see interact with Bigfoot.

Twitter follower, Ecovore, suggested: Swarm.  As you can see, he is easily defeated.

Check out the other great pieces from the talented Liners here.

--B

Coffee Break

Stuff for work.

--B

Office Cat 82

"This is why you're never invited to our meetings, Stuart."

--B

Frankerskine

From week 163, the theme was:

For our annual Halloween edition, place comic characters into famous horror stories, whether they be novels, short stories, movies or television shows

Twitter follower anaustincampion suggested: Steve Rogers in ‘Erskine, or, the Modern Prometheus’

Check out the other great pieces from the talented Liners here.

--B

Office Cat 81

The Commute.

And below, a bonus Office Cat by Mr. Mr., also called "The Commute."  If I'm the glass half empty guy, Mr.'s the half full guy.

--B