Jason Pearson....What the Hell ?

[Tommy]

It's pretty crazy that the gears have changed that much. Still, no artists = no comic books.

I personally don't know what kind of audience reads comicbooks and doesn't care about the art but they are ruining comics for the rest of us who enjoy the stories but still demand quality artwork. Why not read a prose short story or novel if that's the case.

[obstacle1]

Thanks for that Newsarama article, it was interesting. I remember when that Redbird book was solicited, and never came out. He claimed Wildstorm was really loving him, I wonder what happened?

[RSantosJr]

Does this article have a follow up? That was, like, 4 years ago...

[Tommy]

Does this article have a follow up? That was, like, 4 years ago...

He's done a few follow up interviews for bodybags. But that interview adressed the topic posts question spefically

[obstacle1]

A few more I found in my photobucket.

[AgentHelix]

Loved that series of 80s movie poster homage covers.

[jmad72]

obstacle1 -

Thanks for posting the Tom Strong Image.

[SteveG]

Pearson is definitely one of those guys that I just get a kick out of looking at more and more.
I really need to get some original stuff of his.

WHO CAN HOOK ME UP? (especially with penguin cover!)

[Mr T]

here's the penguin cover

[choisez]

Posted November 6, 2007, this informative podcast has a long interview with Pearson that you might find interesting:

http://cdn1.libsyn.com/sidebar/SiDEBAR_Ep_23.mp3?nvb=20080625050854&nva=20080626050854&t=05f2e44b60a4eee9f8ffd

And I agree, comics need more Pearson art!

-Eddy

[obstacle1]

That was a great listen. Thanks.

They had some nice things to say about Rob Liefeld

[Wm Wray]

comics are a lot of work.

[obstacle1]

[obstacle1]

2 more..

[Captain Genius]

I'm still a fan of his Penthouse Comix work.