Sleepwalker
Art by Rick Leonardi And P. Craig Russell
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Le Vent Qui Passe...(The Fan), by Alphonse Mucha
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Death of the Endless, by Joe Quesada & P. Craig Russell (colour by Lovern Kindzierski)
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William Blake The Jungle Book (1982) by P Craig Russell
“Tyger tyger burning bright, in the forests of the night. What Immortal hand or eye dare frame thy fearful symmetry?”
/ William Blake
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Page from Elric: The Dreaming City Graphic Novel. 1981. Art by P. Craig Russell.
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Round Three/3, Poll
P. Craig Russell
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Mike Dringenberg
Uh oh, it’s one of those again…
We have arrived at our last pairing before the finale hits tomorrow, everyone! So make this one count, because it’s the battle of the (supposed) Sturridge lookalikes.
And as usual, we recommend you read up on background information, look at wonderful art appreciation for both and refresh your memory (especially with regard to the issues they created). You can do this here. But as you know from last week, they also created some bloopers or slightly OOC portrayals, which you can find here—we don’t want to be too biased 😉
Plus, have their Sandman issues again:
P. Craig Russell: Fables & Reflections #50: “Distant Mirrors—Ramadan”, Endless Nights: “Death—Death and Venice”, The Dream Hunters
Mike Dringenberg: Preludes and Nocturnes #6-8, The Doll’s House #9-11 and #14-16, Season of Mists #21 and #28
While you are still voting for your favourite Morpheus/Daniel and NOT story arcs, we would like to hear (and see!) what other portrayal totally knocked it out of the park for you:
This round is all about your favourite artist’s Sandman characters other than Dream.
Let us know in the reblogs, post your favourite panels or unofficial art like commissions—we want to see it all!
Here’s the poll to vote for your favourite if you want to see them again (you can find the whole bracket and some additional info here, and feel free to check out previous matches via the tag #sandman march mania):
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Dear Mr Gaiman
I was just reading Murder Mysteries again, and I wondered whether anyone has ever turned it into a graphic novel-style format? I feel like it would work really well visually, someone could have a lot of fun with the Silver City
P. Craig Russell adapted it, some years ago. It's a very beautiful book.
You can find it as a stand-alone book, collected with others in Dark Horse's The Neil Gaiman Library Volume 1, and also in an oversized "Gallery" edition reproducing every line of Craig Russell's beautiful black and white art.
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Clea
Art by...
1) Steve Rude
2) Mike McKone
3) P. Craig Russell
4) Bruce Timm
5) Steve Leialoha
6) Dean Kotz
7) Art Adams
8) Mike Grell
9) Steve Rude
10) Stanley "Artgerm" Lau
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A few pages of Neil Gaiman's NORSE MYTHOLOGY. I thoroughly enjoyed working on this. It is very similar to the stylistic approach I am taking with GOOD OMENS - line art with color, though I think the art on GOOD OMENS is better overall.
The adaptation on this was by P Craig Russell, and the artists, including me, worked from Russell's layouts, which were very simple but perfectly designed.
The third volume in which my segment appears is now on sale. There is some great work by P Craig Russell, Galen Showman, and David Rubin in there. I particularly like David Rubin's color sense, it's just stupendous.
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