Happy Halloween 2012!
Trick or treat! Count Smash-ula wishes you all a safe and happy Halloween!!
Here's the inked version of Kyle's sketch:
SMASH Fan Art by Jeffrey Munoz
It's been a while since we posted fan art, and here's a doozy from Jeffrey Munoz (follow him on Twitter). Visit his DeviantArt page for more great work!
The Dark Knight Falls!
Growing up, Kyle was as obsessed with Batman as I was with Spider-Man. That said, I'm not terribly interested in this summer's Spider-Man reboot (although Kyle said he liked it) — but I've already seen The Dark Knight Rises twice (and plan to see it again). Here's proof that Kyle loved the movie just as much. (Click on the image for a larger version.)
Spider-Man vs. the Lizard
As The Amazing Spider-Man swings into theaters all over the place, here is Kyle's tribute:
Avengers, Assemble!
This weekend marks the opening of possibly the biggest superhero movie of all time. Which inspired us to repost Kyle's sketches of Marvel's Avengers... (Click on the image for a larger view.)
Captain America
Stumptown Comics Fest 2012
Here's a sneak preview of what you'll find at booth #104 at this weekend's Stumptown Comics Fest in Portland, Oregon:
We're selling the Smash Fun Book of Super Fun, which has games, acitvities, and coloring pages; buttons, with more than 25 different designs and colors; T-shirts; posters; and more. Hope to see you there!
Out West
Kyle is a big fan of the comic series Scalped and the classic European comic Lucky Luke. I think he wishes there were more comics set in the Old West. The colored version (click the images for a larger view):
Black-and-white:
James Bond
To each their own, but I detect hints of Daniel Craig and Sean Connery in Kyle's dapper, debonair 007. The colored version (click the images for a larger view):
Black-and-white:
Indiana Jones
Still one of the all-time greatest action heroes! If some comic company decides to try another Indiana Jones series, I nominate Kyle for penciler. The colored version (click the images for a larger view):
And black-and-white, like the serials that inspired him:
Wolverine
Still the best at what he does — and sometimes, what he does is pretty. The colored version (click the images for a larger view):
And black-and-white:
