Patric Reynolds

@patricjreynolds.bsky.social

Comic and cover Artist published by Dark Horse, Image, DC, and Todd McFarlane Productions. Recovering Teacher. Old man yelling at clouds. Commissions: bob@comicarthouse.com

The two people who are breaking through the noise and cutting through to the essence of what is happening right now with deeply damaged Donald Trump are Jon Ossoff and Hunter Biden. Here is Hunter's very perceptive take on the messy scene at the White House Correspondents Dinner:

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If and when a Democrat finally gets elected president, I hope the first executive order that they sign is to strap everyone who enabled this avalanche of scalding bullshit to a rocket and launch them directly into the sun. It's the only way to be sure.

One of best things about drawing “Deadly Tales of the Gunslinger Spawn” (besides drawing Spawn) is that I get to reference other iconic westerns. Here I referenced the final scene from “Butch Cassiday & the Sundance Kid” as the Gunslinger & Captain Ryan charge into group of bad guys, guns a-blazin’.

A while back I did some illustrations for a board game by Kingslayer Games, about ghosts and haunted places…The Orphan,The Playroom,The Pirate Captain, and The Ghost Ship. All of these are 8.5” by 8.5” and painted on illustration board. These are $150 each. Shoot me a direct message of interested!

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Hey y’all! I still have some 2.5” by 3.5” sketchcards for sale… featuring Godzilla, Batwoman, Pat Benatar, Solomon Grundy, The Black Flame, Pat Benatar, and Baba Yaga! I’m asking $60 for each of these, and if you’re interested just send me a DM and we can work out the details. Cheers!

The story that @cjward.bsky.social and I created for Batman: The Brave & the Bold” was unique in that some pages were drawn digitally and some were drawn/painted for emotional and narrative emphasis. This page was digital, & I got to cross “draw Batman crashing through a window” off my bucket list:]

Here’s the process for a splash establishing shot from “Blood Stained Teeth,” issue 1, co-created by @cjwardart and I. This was inked traditionally (yikes), and I was going for some gritty combination of Tokyo, Blade Runner, and Gotham City… I cannot get over Heather moore’s mind-blowing colors!

This is a blast from the past! Back in the day i used to draw every panel traditionally, including the pencils, which was an insane amount of work. This one is from “Joe Golem & the Sunken Dead” issue 1, where our hero, Joe Golem, runs afoul of some zombies who have broken out of their holding tank.

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