I could fill post after post of Judge Dredd drawings, which is odd because the uniform was always daunting, the idea of drawing the shoulder armour, the boots, the chin. Actually its very forgiving, you can hide and stretch Dredd's body under all that if needs be and actually, he's iconic for a reason, brilliant character and so much fun to draw.
One of the things its advised not to do when seeking attention from editors is to show them pin-ups. They are no indication of an ability to tell a story which is more important than a polished action pose. That being said, drawing superheroes is how I started as a kid and something I still love to do, even though I don't often get the chance. Here are a few I've done over the past while:
Here are pages I worked on with a writer, we had been promised publication and delivered well within deadline and there it languished. Eventually we were told that due to an abundance of material the publisher couldn't give us a date as to when or even i9f the pages would be printed. It's an aspect of comics and being an artist that is unfortunate but part of the process. At least I get to share them with you here:
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