Classic Cover Recreations by Greg Moutafis. Full color 32 page limited edition book collecting over 30 unique projects. 8.5×11 inches.
One of several new artist books I will have available for sale at conventions and book seller events.
Full color recreation/commission for collector Bert Simmons. Based on the original 1940 Everett E. Hibbart cover for All Star Comics 3 featuring the first appearance of the Justice Society.
Here the team is replaced by the alternate reality team of The Justice Lords from the animated series Justice League Unlimited.
Justice Lords: The Flash, The Green Lantern, Superman, The Hawkgirl, Aquaman
Wonder Woman, The Batman, and Martian Manhunter
Hand drawn ink character art and logo, with digital work for color and text elements
Original cover
I recently got the opportunity to curate an original exhibit of collectables and art items at the Buttonwoods Museum in Haverhill MA.
The Super 70s exhibit features plenty of vintage comic book displays, movie posters, vinyl LPs, retro graphics and pop culture art books and magazines. Museum presentation also includes a special section of my own original comicbook illustration, featuring work from my project Boom!Squad.
For more info, interviews and video view the newslinks below.
I recently completed this classic cover recreation, commissioned by collector Bert Simmons.
Based on the original Nick Cardy cover for Justice League of America 100 featuring Seven Soldiers of Victory and the Justice Society. Here they are replaced by the Doom Patrol and Teen Titans.
Hand drawn characters and re-imagined Doom Patrol logo based on the Justice League logo. Some computer work for logo and text color elements.
Nick Cardy cover illustration – Justice League of America 100
Since 2006 I’ve been a contributing artist to this annual event, an all ages benefit and celebration for Domestic Violence programs at BradleyAngle.org and created by writer/historian Andy Mangels.
Originally titled Wonder Woman Day, this multi-city show is part of national Domestic Violence Awareness Month. Here is a selection of my WW art from 2008-10.
I decided to recreate some classic and exotic 1940s and 50s cover art, included here are the finals and a pencil layout.
11×14 mixed media originals donated to the Wonder Woman Day Benefit.
You can view more about the history of the Wonder Woman Museum and great archives of all past events at the links below.
http://www.womenofwonderday.com/wowday2012.html
