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Comic Book Superheroes and Cartoon Sketches

Going through all of my old posts and sketch books in my basement last weekend, I decided to do a post just to showcase some of my original Superhero, Comic, and Cartoon sketches. Some of these date back quite a few years and some are fairly recent, but you can tell that my style hasn’t really changed too much over the years. Anyhoo, I like looking at them, and I hope you enjoy looking at them…

Sir Jerrod and Boo – My Original Characters Get the Fan Art Treatment!

Sir Jerrod and Boo are original characters that I created about 3 years ago. I was in a hotel room waiting for my wife to arrive so we could get ready to attend her former employer’s office Christmas Party being held in the ballroom on the main floor. While I was patiently waiting for her to arrive, I started doodling on the Delta Hotel stationary, and watched as my sketch started to transform…

I have been itching to post these two pics because I love them so much. They’re just so much fun! Now that I have delivered the posters to their respective owners, I can post pictures of them! Yaaaaay! LEGO TIAGO (Birthday Gift) by Gerry Albert – More From the Artist: http://gerryalbert.deviantart.com/gallery/ My Best Friends’s little man is having a Lego themed birthday party in a couple of…

MASTERS OF HORROR SERIES – GEORGE A. ROMERO – Collage and Bio of the Master of the Undead

Masters of Horror – GEORGE A ROMERO — Art by Gerry Albert — More From the Artist: http://gerryalbert.deviantart.com/gallery/ MASTER OF THE UNDEAD – GEORGE ROMERO   When I watch any horror movie depicting zombies, I immediately think of George Romero. Even if he is nowhere near the movie. He redefined the concept of zombies in his ultra-low budget first outing Night of the Living Dead (1968). But…

MASTERS OF HORROR SERIES – VINCENT PRICE – Collage and Bio of the Master of the Macabre

Masters of Horror – VINCENT PRICE – Art by Gerry Albert — More From the Artist: http://gerryalbert.deviantart.com/gallery/ VINCENT PRICE As an actor, Vincent Price‘s early roles mostly had him portraying the antagonist of a picture. By the 1950s, Price had developed a comfortable niche in horror films, and was often referred to as the ‘Master of the Macabre‘. In perhaps my favorite of his…