Stuff Around The Studio: Reilly Brown Edition

Among the many comic collections at Hypothetical Island Studios you’ll find Reilly Brown’s diverse collection. From Marvel Classics to Japanese Manga Reilly’s collection covers a wide spectrum. Many of the books serve as inspiration and reference for Reilly’s own comics.

“Twins engaged in a Power Play”

Friend, Natalie Kim’s new web series went live today AND studio mate Reilly Brown’s
Creator owned series (owned with Kurt Christenson) goes on sale digitally today
also!

See Super Twins here

You can see-buy Power Play here.

Here at Drawbridge the sketch theme is “Twins engaged in a Power Play.”
Hey, I tried.

Gowanus Pete by Reilly Brown

Snowbird

Yesterday was Alpha Flight day in honor of my comic that came out last week, but unfortunately I didn't have time to post anything until now. Well, better late than never, I suppose!
Here's Snowbird, Alpha Flight's Inuit goddess of the North.
I picked her because she's the only one I hadn't done a picture of yet for my DA page. You can see the rest of the here-- http://reillybrown.deviantart.com/gallery/

Thanks to George for picking the topic and giving my project some attention!

Harry Potter

It was a long weekend at the Richmond Comic Con, then lecturing at VCU, but I'm back for Harry Potter week with Gryffindor's star pupil!

Zeus!

Here's my drawing of Georg's character design for Zeus. Not the bearded old man that we're used to, but young and hot, like George likes em! Happy birthday, buddy!

Spikor!

Man, I just like saying the names of the Masters of the Universe characters. "Spikor," "Roboto," "Kobra Kahn." These guys have the best names ever!
This guy's Spikor, he was one of my favorite toys when I was a kid.

Wildstorm: Gen 13

In tribute to the end of Wildstorm, today's daily sketch was to do a drawing of one of their comic book characters. I chose Fairchild from Gen 13, which was one of my favorite books as a kid.

Deadpool Ta-Da!

A little surprise from Deadpool. What woman could resist?
Don't tell him i said it was little. . .