Signed Sketches from Amazing Arizona Comic Con!

Sometimes, when artists and actors appear at a comic con, people want to get their signature but didn't come prepared with something to sign.  At the Amazing Arizona Comic Con, that's where I came in, drawing sketches that artists and actors were cool enough to sign for their fans.  Check these out:

Deadpool sketches signed by Rob Liefeld!

Power Rangers sketches, signed by Power Rangers actors!

Flash Karaoke, Harley Quinn in the Desert, & Other Amazing Arizona Comic Con Sketches!

Now that the wave of Left Shark sketches is over, here are some other sketches I cranked out at the Amazing Arizona Comic Con!

Bender from Futurama

The Flash, singing karaoke.

Somebody had a Demon Cat sketchbook.  I added Angel Dog to its canon.

A fan asked for a Spider-man on a cactus sketch.  I said, "Okay."

All four Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles on one little half sheet of paper -- in straight Sharpee!  A first for me!

A custom Harley Quinn cover -- with the Clown Princess of Crime in the desert.

Left Shark, Round 2!

More Left Shark, from the Amazing Arizona Comic Con!

Someone asked for a sketch of Deadpool coming out of Left Shark's mouth.  Fair enough.  But, when I sent it to my brother, he sent it back in color.  Nailed it!

Thank You, Amazing Arizona Comic Con . . . and Left Shark!

A special thanks to the organizers of the Amazing Arizona Comic Con for another great show!  If you swung by my table in Artists' Alley, you may have noticed my sketch of Left Shark (who appears in Amazing Arizona Comics #10) -- it was a hit, and I drew dozens of Left Sharks for fans!  Over the next few days, I'll post some pictures from the show, starting with the Left Shark shenanigans right now!

Check out this Left Shark figurine, added to that amazing Sharknado hat!

Totally Radical State Fair, Dude!

Last weekend, I posted up outside of the Arizona State Fair to offer cheap caricatures and superhero drawings . . . while waiting for the next wave of attendees to leave the Fair, I sketched Michelangelo enjoying one of the event's many delicacies . . .