Panel from Journey into Mystery #504 (December 1996), script by Tom DeFalco, pencils and inks by "Deodato Studios," colors by Marie Javins, letters by Jon Babcock
Well, they certainly gave it a fancier cover than the first volume in the series:
Panel from Journey into Mystery #510 (July 1997), script by Tom DeFalco, pencils and inks by "Deodato Studios," colors by Marie Javins, letters by John Costanza
But, you know, realistic depictions of book volumes isn't exactly what we come to the art of Mike Deodato and his
Anyway, pick these up! Thus speaketh
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5 comments:
If we can't say anything else about you, it's this: you drew comics during the Nineties.
Ha!
Obviously, "Secrets of Asgard" is written in Hebrew.
Well, foreward is forearmed, as Doc Ock might say.
I love the Fish Heads joke. I wonder if they said Barns and Barns on purpose?
I dunno, they look like implants to me.
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