There's been some nice work in this thread. I am enjoying seeing everyone's efforts. Thanks for sharing, guys!

I thoroughly enjoyed inking this page. I love how the panels are split by the beams!

I ask because my only real critique of this is that your line weights all seem to similar.  A little more variation on the line weight would really help 'POP' Gladiator into the foreground (with a thinker/bolder outline on him) and some variation in the line weights as a whole would also help with things like hair and hatching.

I'm using technical pens - I've tried brush, quill, tablet.. but technical pens are the tools I feel most comfortable with.

I completely agree with the critique - after I finish inking and reduce it, I see the same thing you're telling me. In fact, I remember JB mentioning the line weight issue a while back. I'm going to select a random page again and have another go to see if I can use these critiques to my advantage.

(Not nit-picky - well appreciated!)

I found these Japanese brush pens called Zibra Pens.  They have different brush sizes, but feel like a pen.  They are my go to now for physical inking.  I mostly ink digitally now.

Also... paper quality makes a difference too.  A nice bristol board / comic paper helps.

Ok I used a bit of brush and tech pen with this one. Apologies for the shadow effect from the copy.

Have you thought of printing out the pencils in blue?  Then when you scan your inked page in, you can remove the blue digitally and get crisper scans.

I've seen your work as well - super nice!

This was done w/ tech pen & brush. I tried not to use french curve so much this time (I don't know why I keep choosing the pages with the strange Byrne creatures, but man they're fun to ink!).