#art by: rian gonzales

[call-me-oracle]

barbara gordon in batgirls (2021) covers

[616witch]

funny how our most quiet desires are heard when we believe no one is listening.

[dailydccomics]

Big Barda and the Birds by Rian Gonzales

[smashpages]

Birds of Prey #14 (DC, October 2024) variant cover by Rian Gonzalez

[arcadebroke]

X-Men '97

[pinkbarbiebabi]

Catwoman Uncovered

[superhollykat]

https://screenrant.com/bat-family-titans-chibi-cover-art-dc-comics-nightwing-batman/

[jkparkin]

Birds of Prey #17 (DC, January 2025) variant cover by Rian Gonzales

[browsethestacks]

Comic - Catwoman #056 Cover (2023)

Art by Rian Gonzales

[alphacomicsvol2]

Batgirls #7 Cover Art (1:25 Ratio Variant by Rian Gonzales)

[webshootersandwingdings]

“GOOSE!” by Rian Gonzales for Marvel Snap

[pixelsproject]

『Marvel Snap』 Pixel Variants (pt. 1)

Released in 2022, Marvel Snap is a free-to-play card game developed by a collective of former Hearthstone designers, Second Dinner.

Every card in Marvel Snap has "Variants" with different artwork which can be acquired through a few ways, and while it is possible to unlock them without spending a cent, they almost certainly exist as way of enticing players to spend money.

Particular Variants are often grouped together in the Marvel Snap store to highlight a theme. Most commonly, Variants themes are based upon illustrations by artist like Rian Gonzalez, Peach Momoko, Jim Lee and Dan Hipp.

Even more plentiful than Hipp's 161 Variants, are the 212 "Pixel Variants". Sadly, these 16-bit styled special edition cards aren't what they ought to be.

Marvel Snap's producers clearly have the ability to work with top-tier comic artists to produce bespoke artwork for their title, so why not hire a reknown pixel artists like Paul Robertson to craft some sprite-based Variants? (flashing lights, NSFW)

Marvel Snap thankfully credits all of the creators who produce the artwork for every version of every card. However, the listed artist for the Pixel Variants, isn't an individual but a company called G-Angle.

G-Angle's is a Japanese company that appears to do a little of everything— voice acting, CGI, promotional illustrations, music, localization and more.

For better or worse, their website doesn't credit the artist(s) who created the Pixel Variants for Marvel Snap. Additionally, G-Angle is also responsible for some of Snap's Chibi Variants.

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SOURCES ↴ Marvel Snap (iOS) Peach Momoko card compilation (Game Rant) (Higher, Further, Faster Guide [Novemeber 2023 Season] by Mohsen Bagery) Marvel Snap (iOS) Pixel Variant sprites ripped by drabspirit (Reddit) (r/MarvelSnap) Marvel Snap (iOS) Pixel Variant cards (Marvel Snap Zone) Marvel Snap (iOS) Rian Gonzales card compilation (Marvel Snap Zone)

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FINALLY *happy goblin noises*

[dailydccomics]

cutest Birds of Prey cover ever by Rian Gonzales ♡

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

MORE LESSONS IN ANTI-WAR THOUGHT FOR YOUNG READERS OF THE EARLY '80s.

PIC INFO: Spotlight on an anti-war monologue for the '80s kids -- the opening splash/introductory page to "Weird War Tales" Vol. 1 #105. November, 1981. DC Comics. Script by Mike W. Barr, artwork by Adrian "Rian" Gonzales.

"Mortals, as always, are fools! You speak of "wars to end all wars," of "wars of peace," of "just wars."

I care not about your endless circles of words! I care only that the more men rationalize war, the longer they will fight! ... and so as men spill each other's blood, peace will remain the ultimate prisoner of war!"

-- DEATH, the ultimate emissary of war, "WEIRD WAR TALES" Vol. 1 #105,

Source: www.zipcomic.com/weird-war-tales-1971-issue-105.

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