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Most Holy
by Dave Sim (1992) & Gerhard (2017)
Cerebus, The Prime Minister
by Dave Sim (199?) & Gerhard (2017)
Starman
by Tony Harris & Gerhard (2017)
Iron Man
by Bob Layton & Gerhard (2017)
by Howard Chaykin, Tom Palmer & Gerhard (2016)
by Joel Gomez & Gerhard (2016)
Gerhard's 2017 Convention & Signing Itinerary:
March 2-5: Emerald City Comicon, Seattle WA
March 17-19: Toronto Comicon, Canada
March 31-April 2: Fan Expo, Dallas
April 14-16: Indiana Comic Con, Indianapolis
April 27: Escape Pod Comics, Huntington NY
April 29-30: East Coast Comicon, Secaucus NJ
May 6: Retro Rocket Comics, Cambridge, Ontario
May 19-21: Motor City Comic Con, Novi MI
June 16-18: Heroes Convention, Charlotte NC
August 26: Cambridge Comic Arts Festival, Ontario
September 8-10: Wizard World, Nashville TN
September 22-24: Hal-Con, Halifax NS Canada
March 17-19: Toronto Comicon, Canada
March 31-April 2: Fan Expo, Dallas
April 14-16: Indiana Comic Con, Indianapolis
April 27: Escape Pod Comics, Huntington NY
April 29-30: East Coast Comicon, Secaucus NJ
May 6: Retro Rocket Comics, Cambridge, Ontario
May 19-21: Motor City Comic Con, Novi MI
June 16-18: Heroes Convention, Charlotte NC
August 26: Cambridge Comic Arts Festival, Ontario
September 8-10: Wizard World, Nashville TN
September 22-24: Hal-Con, Halifax NS Canada
November 10-12: Vancouver Fan Expo, Canada
Keep up to date with Gerhard's latest news at Gerz Blog!
8 comments:
OW!
Sorry, that was my jaw dropping.
Day-um, these are all amazing!
That Iron Man one, though. Wow. The intricate machinery and the colors....
GAH!
I'm right there with you Travis. These are great! I'm partial to the Most Holy one, I love how we get a glimpse of Iest and the tower as Cerebus stands at the top of the hotel. But that Iron Man one is impressive as well.
I'm not a big Iron Man fan, but I was when Bob Layton was drawing him. Great stuff.
Just amazing!
Silly question, but does Ger do or have any plans to do a regular strip or book again, or is he content with commissions?
BTW Layton's Golden Avenger period was my favorite comic book at the time. I would probably snuff it right on the spot if I saw that classic armor in an Avengers movie. Just drop dead from happiness.
Wow!
Is there any chance of larger images being posted? With Gerhard's art, I want to look at details.
Finishing Dave's old sketches like that reminds me of "Free As A Bird" and "Real Love". Except, of course, that these are actually good. And I'm glad that Gerhard didn't get Jeff Lynne involved.
Erick:
Gerhard has been drawing a strip for Heavy Metal, "The Smile of the Absent Cat," written by Grant Morrison. The collected edition is available for pre-order over at Amazon.
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