kaare andrews Archives

Swipe File: Iron Vs Gold
Kaare Andrews' Iron Fist #1 for 2014… Dan Jurgens' Booster Gold #11 from 2008… In Swipe File we present two or more images that resemble each other to some degree They may be homages, parodies, ironic appropriations, coincidences or works of the lightbox We trust you, the reader, to make that judgment yourself? If you are unable[...]
Can We All Help Clydene Nee, The Face Of Artists Alley At San Diego Comic Con (UPDATE)
Why not join me? UPDATE: Over $4000 now, including contributions from John Layman, Colleen Doran, Kaare Andrews,  Art Thibert, Jackie Estrada, Rob Liefeld, Fletcher Chu-Fong, Barbara Kesel and many more.   Clydene Nee is a regular volunteer staffer at San Diego Comic Con She works at Artists Alley, hell, she  runs Artists Alley, and has been principle[...]
Kaare Andrews Writes And Draws Iron Fist For Marvel Comics
They probably need to get these kind of things out before the Image Expo kicks off. But Kaare Andrews is writing and drawing a new series of Iron Fist. Um Sold. This spring, the fiery fist of vengeance strikes once again! Masterfully orchestrated by writer/artist, Kaare Andrews, Danny Rand once again channels the power of[...]
Kaare Andrews Gets Weaponized For All New Marvel NOW
Must be that time of the month, when Marvel starts teasing upcoming new comic books from new creators with cryptic one word clues. And this time with Kaare Andrews Writing and drawing something. I'm sure we'll find out what very soon. X? And while we're at it, here's another Invincible-related one from Image, ahead of their Expo and following[...]
Monday Trending Topics: Comic Art For Comic Art's Sake
A quote from Kaare Andrews on one of the most-read topics of the past few days: I have never, NEVER, spent a minute more on a page because I thought I could resell it for more money  The idea is just ridiculous to me  Many times I don't even have original art to sell because I've[...]
Kaare Andrews On CB Cebulski And The Speed Of Production
An unexpurgated version later went online. It caused considerable controversy amongst comics creators, some who wondered exactly who it was selling their art for $5000 a cover, $1000 a page, who wasn't Jim Lee, Frank Miller or Adam Hughes… and if CB's recruitment of artists outside the USA that was actively pushing page rates down… Kaare Andrews[...]