Paul Pelletier is a great guy who was cranking out one fantastic sketch after another at the C2E2 show.

Ron Garney was kind enough to do this John Stewart piece for me.

Thanks to John Popa I was able to secure a place in Terry Dodson's line. What I really like about this piece is that he didn't go for the cheesecake approach. The more I look at it the more I like it.

Here's are a few pieces I've had added to my sketchbook, and my little auotgraph/sketchbook. Paul Pellitier (sp?) is the new artist on Hulk, so I asked for Hulk on sunday, and he said it was the first Hulk anyone had asked for at C2E2, which I found odd. It's an awesome piece. I think I might have to start reading Hulk again for the first time in years.

Uko Smith is the new artist for the next installment of FX, which will be published as a tpb by IDW later this year. He said this was the first con sketch he's done of FX so it could be the first ever, which is kinda cool.

I went to the Pittsburgh Con last weekend and met Ernie Chan. He did this cool Red Sonja piece for me.

Geoff Darrow was at C2E2 and did this little self-portrait in my small book.

Rudy Nebres was also at Pittsburgh, and did this nice little doodle of Conan in my small book.

For about an hour on Friday morning at C2E2 the only people in Artist's Alley were me and Geoff Darrow.  That man was EARLY.  He should have gotten a Terry Dodson sketch :)

Love that Pelletier Hulk.  He did some Hulk work way back in the day, right when he was breaking in.  Kind of fun to see him back on the title as more of a star (although still not as big a star as he should be, in my opinion.  That guy is pure super hero goodness.)