Hey, it\’s the same nasty guy from that earlier post again.

Who is this guy?
Wait and see. 🙂

I was interviewed by The Fabler about Skullkickers and the work I do at UDON. The article includes some exclusive sneak peeks at Skullkickers pages, new background info of how the series came about and my vision of fantasy hijinks.

Here it is:

Here\’s a better look at the spiffy cover artwork for issue #2, sans trade dress and credits:

Pencils by Chris Stevens
Paints by Saejin Oh

Who is this guy Edwin sketched up?

Hmm… guess you’ll have to wait and see. 🙂

As Edwin came on board the Skullkickers book, he utilized Chris’ designs but gave them his own spin.

These were Edwin’s first attempts at capturing the feel of the dwarf and human, and they were almost dead-on. By the time he got a few pages in to drawing the actual comic he was really cooking and hasn’t looked back since.

These two sketch pages by Chris Stevens really hit the mark in terms of character expression and solid form.

Two more character design sketch pages by Chris Stevens from when we first started working on the comic series.

Here are two pages of Chris Stevens’ original character sketches once we moved past the Popgun stories and headed in to development of the regular comic:

More sketches coming soon.