#Bill Sienkiewicz Artist

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FORTY YEARS AGO THIS MONTH -- THE WORLD OF KIDS, TOYS, & GENERAL KIDCORE CHANGED FOREVER.

PIC INFO: Resolution at 994×1556 -- Spotlight on a first issue to remember until the end of time, dated forty years ago this month -- Cover art to "The Transformers" Vol. 1 #1. September, 1984. Marvel Comics. Artwork by Bill Sienkiewicz.

Source: www.nerdteam30.com/the-transformers-marvel/issue-1

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All 18 Bill Sienkiewicz New Mutants Covers / The New Mutants V1 018 - 031, 052 / The New Mutants Annual 01 / New Mutants V3 030 / The New Mutants: War Children / Artist: Bill Sienkiewicz

Not including covers where Sienkiewicz was inker, Marvel Age, Demon Bear Saga TPB

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some of My Inks (and a few colors)

Pencils by

Jae Lee

Joe Quesada

Joe Madureira

Kyle Hotz

Kelley Jones

Bill Sienkiewicz

Roland Boschi

Marko Djurdjevic

Yanick Paquette

Leinil Francis Yu

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Artist Spotlight - Bill Sienkiewicz

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Bill Sienkiewicz

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Conan the Barbarian by Bill Sienkiewicz

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#Daredevil 60 Years Of #TheManWithoutFear

Art by #LeeWeeks and #BillSienkiewicz

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IDW has announced four new Artist’s Editions featuring Marvel characters and creators, including Walter Simonson’s Fantastic Four Artist’s Edition, Bill Sienkiewicz’s Mutants and Moon Knights and Assassins Artisan Edition, John Romita’s Amazing Spider-Man: The Daily Strips Artist’s Edition and another printing of John Byrne’s X-Men Artist’s Edition.

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IDW's Artist's Editions Line expands with new Marvel releases

IDW's Artist's Editions Line expands with new Marvel releases #comics #comicbooks #marvel

IDW Publishing and Marvel Entertainment are expanding their longtime collaboration with the development of over two dozen new releases in IDW’s multi-award-winning Artist’s Editions line. IDW has announced four new Marvel-focused products for Fall 2023: Walter Simonson’s Fantastic Four Artist’s Edition (9798887240350, scheduled for September) collects complete stories of mythic proportions…

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#Art#Illustration#Design#Comics#Film#TV#Television#Music#Mary Tyler Moore#Stan Lee#Bruce Lee#Burt Reynolds#Roy Clark#David Cassidy#Robin Williams#Adam West#Stephen Hawkings#Margo Kidder#RIP#Bill Sienkiewicz

The Portraiture Of Bill Sienkiewicz

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IDW has announced four new Artist’s Editions featuring Marvel characters and creators for 2023, including Walter Simonson’s Fantastic Four Artist’s Edition, Bill Sienkiewicz’s Mutants and Moon Knights and Assassins Artisan Edition, John Romita’s Amazing Spider-Man: The Daily Strips Artist’s Edition and another printing of John Byrne’s X-Men Artist’s Edition. These join several others that were already announced featuring the artwork of Kevin Nowlan, Michael Golden and Frank Miller.

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THE RULE OF TWO IS HONORED ONCE MORE -- A NEW SITH LORD RISES.

PIC(S) INFO: Spotlight on suitless Darth Vader, Dark Lord of the Sith, artwork by notable American comic-book artist/illustrator, Bill Sienkiewicz.

Resolution at 792x1215 & 736x1140.

Sources: www.reddit.com/r/StarWars/comments/awbbnz & Pinterest.

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ALL 16 Bill Sienkiewicz Dazzler Covers / Dazzler 8-9, 15-16 / Marvel Graphic Novel #12 / Dazzler 27-35 / Artist: Bill Sienkiewicz

Bill Sienkiewicz did a few Dazzler covers in 1982, but became the regular Dazzler cover artist in July 1983 for just under a year.

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Another great round up art post: thanks @marlowe-zara for sharing your fav Zulli pieces!

You still have a few more hours to vote on this match up’s poll: who drew the better Daniel!Dream??

Round One/2, Poll

Michael Zulli, penciller issue #72

VS.

Bill Sienkiewicz, artist Endless Nights: Delirium—Going Inside

Michael Zulli and Bill Sienkiewicz are two of the three original artists to give Daniel!Dream a face (the third one is Jon J. Muth).

If you’d like to refresh your memory on the issues both have illustrated:

Michael Zulli: The Doll’s House #13, World’s End #53, The Wake #70-73

Bill Sienkiewicz: Endless Nights: Delirium—Going Inside

And remember, you are voting for your favourite version of Dream, not the particular storyline.

Who is your favourite and why? Let us know in the comments/reblogs. Share your thoughts about their art, your favourite panels from their issues, or even other art they created and help us turn this into an artist appreciation post.

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):

Event organisers: @writing-for-life and @tickldpnk8 (who also designed the logo)

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1993's X-Men Unlimited Vol.1 #3 cover by cover artist Bill Sienkiewicz.

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Hi! I kept searching for an older ask where you talked about how your style is informed by American comics, can you talk a lil' bit more about that, if it's okay? :>

oh it's ok to me! when i were in high school and still trying to find my own style, i were (am?) a fan of both DC and Marvel comics. i read a lot. and im talking thousands worth of issues from a varying cast of characters.

the shadow block that you can see still a big part of my style? many ppl think it's from Hades game art style, but it's not. it's from me studying from superheroes comic artists like Jorge Jimenez, Mark Buckingham, etc... and i adore the shape language and symbolism seen in Bill Sienkiewicz & Dave McKean work.

but at the same time... im really into manga and anime too and my style had already been that way for quite a while now. everything i learn from the American comics i read, i implement it into my work but still keep close to my original style direction (? god does that even make sense).

that's why my art is in a really weird limbo between Eastern and Western stylization haha. and why i consider American comics a big part of my art journey.

actually during my time drawing for spiderverse fandom, i follow all the concept artists working for the movie and learn a lot from them as well (i also speedrun through the entirety of Marvel's Miles Morales catalogue. literally read every single title and crossover events with Miles in it in 2 months. good to know my hyperfixation to comic is just as strong even now)