Mike Hawthorne BODIED this HULK VS THING cover...

 Mike Hawthorne can draw his ass off.  Check out what happened when Marvel asked him to draw this Hulk vs Thing cover to Marvel Two in One #3.  TRIGGER WARNING for all the Artists in attendance: Even though it hurts, you won't be able to look away...

"Marvel asked me to draw a Hulk VS Thing cover, based on any classic fight I wanted to use, so I went with this awesome and crazy "fighting-off-of-a-building" action!

Final colors by Nolan Woodard, who rocked it perfectly!

Here's the whole process. Enjoy!"

 As anatomically ill, structurally sound, and labor intense as Mike's pencils are, these inks are even sicker.  See, a real inker knows how to use the different marks he can make to create worlds on paper.  Metal feels like metal.  Stone feels like stone.  This nigga can capture the temporal wispy quality of fucking smoke, fam!  Good stuff... The colors by Nolan Woodard are pretty nifty as well.  The color choice is perfect to balance the clash of orange and green from our combatants.  I want to give a stern talking to to the designer who put the titles over the onlookers at the bottom, but it actually works because the perspective (and our instinctive knowledge of gravity) draws us down there.  Marvel should definitely make a poster of this.  Such a nice piece.

Deep breaths, fam.  It's gonna be alright.  Anyways, I'm a go salvage my self-esteem.

"Just because Mike draws better than me doesn't mean I should stop drawing! 
Just because Mike draws better than me doesn't mean I should stop drawing! 
Just because Mike draws better than me doesn't mean I should stop drawing!"
(repeat as needed...) https://t.co/Ds9cRaIX2h https://t.co/IQNTpy1hfh

— GhettoManga Magazine (@ghettoManga) January 19, 2018

Have a great weekend!
-"some AX"
Samax Amen is a professional Content Developer, Illustrator and Cartoonist. He is the artist of many great comics you never heard of like Herman Heed, Champion of Children, The Brother and The World As You Know It. He even writes and draws his own comics, like Dare: The Adventures of Darius Davidson, Spontaneous, and Manchild when he gets around to it. Because making comics is hard and stuff, he started GhettoManga as a blog in 2006 and as a print magazine in 2008.



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