Malachi Ward
@malachiward.bsky.social
Black Hammer: The End. Star Trek covers. BG design at Green Street, Titmouse, & Netflix
I had so much fun drawing this set of espionage themed variant covers for Star Trek: Red Shirts!
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The new episode of Strange New Worlds is fantastic - in the top two or three of the entire P+ era of Trek. Definitely makes me want to write some fan fiction exploring some of the new world building in the episode.
Star Trek, by the legendary Frank Bellamy, from June 25th 1970’s Radio Times. The page accompanied an interview with Gene Roddenbury, in which the fears of US network executives that Spock looked like “the Devil” were discussed.
Sci-fi story where the alien is great at understanding humor but not much else about earthlings
Tony Gilroy's follow up to Andor is a cello movie and I am READY www.youtube.com/watch?v=TrMG...
BEHEMOTH! | Official Teaser | Searchlight Pictures
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All the hype leading up to the release of The Odyssey has me thinking about a strange Greekish sci-fi/fantasy idea that I will get to someday
Panels from Expansion, by me and Matt Sheean. Self published in 2012, collected by AdHouse in 2017
SHOCK POST. 5 page comic Matt Sheean and I made a long time ago:
More from the Badrock pages Matt Sheean and I drew in Prophet.
Badrock panel from an issue of Prophet Matt and I contributed to years ago.
My cover for the third issue of Vampyrates! From Boom studios.
My cover art for issue two of Star Trek Red Shirts: Ghost of the 21st Century! Very fun to try and get that Bond style movie poster illustration look to the painting.
I’m a Spielberg guy and I enjoyed Disclosure Day, even if it sits relatively low in my Spielberg ranking.
Ancient sequence of panels from on a comic that still might happen
Page from Prophet Strikefile, drawn by me and Matt Sheean, written by Simon Roy
Black Hammer cover by me and Matt Sheean. Utilizing different styles is one of the most fun ways to take advantage of comic’s formal possibilities.
Reactions to the name "Malachi," from most frequent to least: 1. "That's a cool name." 2. "Is that Irish?" 3. *sign of the horns gesture* "Yea! Children of the Corn!" 4. “What’s that? Mordecai?” 5. “Ah yes, the prophet from the Bible." 6. “Like from Sirens of Titan?" (my favorite)
