Ron Salas Archives

Written by Van Jensen with art by Ron Salas, the series has many high points but none so talked about by fans and pros alike as Issue #3 which is, in effect, one loooooong panel. Below, Jensen talks about how the unique issue came about Following his descriptions are his thumbnails and some panels from the[...]

Art by Ron Salas. Page 1 We make a bit of a leap from the end of last issue Steve has lost He went on the run from OSI and found no allies, only enemies Mick Gentle is in league with a rogue OSI agent, all working to create their army of the future And to do[...]

Cover art is by series artist Ron Salas. BYRON BREWER: So, Van, are you still exhausted after last issue's unique layout: what amounted to a continuous 22-page spread? Has artist Ron Salas turned in his resignation yet? (laughs) VAN JENSEN: Catching my breath! Ron is still drawing it as we speak (type), and he hasn't sent me[...]

Cover by Ron Salas. BYRON BREWER: Van, with #3 coming in September it seems this Steve Austin adventure is taking on a little bit of a Hitchcockian tone: not so much psychological horror as the "mistaken man" scenario Were you a fan of those type of mystery/spy mistaken ID flicks? VAN JENSEN: You nailed it[...]

Cover by Ron Salas. Page 1 I wanted a jarring opening Seemed like a great place to go in media res, right into the action And I loved the call back to the great opening of the initial TV movie that kicked this franchise off, as Steve suffers the accident that turns him bionic. I also wanted to[...]

Van Jensen's first work for Dynamite Entertainment kicks off this week as he teams with Ron Salas for The Six Million Dollar Man: Fall of Man #1 In this new series, set at the end of the 70's, Steve Austin works for OSI, but the agency has some secrets in its past that has their[...]

The issue is drawn by Ron Salas and colored by Luigi Anderson from a script by Nate Cosby The issue comes with a cover by Jonathan Lau. The entire universe is in peril Trillions of lives at stake There's an omniscient and omnipotent darkness coming It has never lost a battle But don't worry…Prince Valiant has[...]

Tonight we have Ron Salas' process art for King: Prince Valiant #3 The issue is written by Nate Cosby and the colors are by Luigi Anderson Interesting to note that both Pirate Phantom and young Flash Gordon make an appearance here. Steel thyself! For the adventure-craving Valiant flees from a foe that wants to be his[...]

We've got some of the process art from King: Prince Valiant #2 by Ron Salas and Colored by Luigi Anderson The series is part of the big crossover with the other King Features Syndicate characters: Flash Gordon, Mandrake The Magician, The Phantom and Jungle Jim. For more on King: Prince Valiant #2, click here. [...]

Here we get a look at Wilfredo Torres' variant cover for King: Flash Gordon #2 before colorist Ron Salas adds his color and effects to it I like the old pulp magazine feel the coloring adds to the piece The issue hit comic shops today. Update – this article originally credited Lee Ferguson and Omi Remalante from information given[...]

Now this issue has the Darwyn Cooke cover as do the others and it has a Rob LIefeld cover, but this one also has a very cool looking Ron Salas cover which we have here both colored and uncolored Honestly, of the three I think this is the one I'd grab because it has such[...]

Plenty of quests and villains for Val to lay low with a grin on his face. BB: Are you looking forward to working with artist Ron Salas? NC: No I am VIBRATING with EXCITEMENT and FEAR to be working with Ron Salas I've worked with him a little in the past, and always been a fan[...]