Sunday, February 22, 2009

International Girl of Mystery

Yuki7 is Kevin Dart's super cool 60's Japanese spy girl. Needless to say I flipped out when he asked me to do my version of her for his up coming book. Kevin is very influenced by 60's spy movie posters so I tried to think of something from the same genre and era but from a totally different direction. I also thought Yuki would make a great comic the first time I even saw her. So it seemed immediately natural to do a Jim Steranko take on the character. It was a blast, I'd have a lot of fun if I got to do a whole comic like this.

Boy, It felt really good to ink a page again. It's been awhile.



18 comments:

  1. Bill,
    This is fantastic. I love the whole vibe of it; who doesn't love Steranko. It'd make a great wallpaper....

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  2. I love it! It reminds me of the work of Yves Chaland. Did you ink it using a brush?

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  3. Very cool. The book and show are gonna be awesome!

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  4. So good! The choice of Steranko was spot on. This book will be powerful!

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  5. Great job Bill. Don't you agree that it's an outright crime that there's no collection of Steranko's work available like there are for Eisner, Kirby, and Ditko?

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  6. Whoa! For a second I thought this was Luca Tieri's stuff being graphic and abstracted. Kudos and pardon my double take! It's great, Mr. Presing!

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  7. Wow, I love this! A whole comic in this style would be fab. :)

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  8. painfully painfully GOOD! Argh so awesome!!!

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  9. I saw the original at Gallery Nucleus last Friday. It's fantastic. Now all we need is more!!!

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