Scot Eaton Archives

The extra-length Fury #1 by Al Ewing, Scot Eaton, Cam Smith, Tom Reilly, Adam Kubert, Ramon Rosana and Jordie Bellaire published by Marvel Comics today is a rip-roaring run across the history of Nick Fury – both of them – at Marvel Comics, taking in the Jack Kirby, Jim Starlin and Joe Kubert along the[...]

Jason Aaron, Bob Almond, Ken Bald, Brian Michael Bendis, Ed Brubaker, Rich Buckler, John Buscema, Stefano Caselli, Ta-Nehisi Coates, Olivier Coipel, Gene Colan, Will Conrad, Mike Deodato, Scot Eaton, Steve Epting, Bill Everett, Matt Fraction, Billy Graham, Jonathan Hickman, Reginald Hudlin, Ken Lashley, Jonathan Maberry, Kenny Martinez, Don McGregor, Jimmy Palmiotti, Christopher Priest, Joe Quesada,[...]

Fate #32 by Scot Eaton and Romeo Tanghal The page is currently sitting at only $10, with bidding ending in the next 24 hours on August 24th So, time to bid everyone Check out the page below. Dr Fate #32 Page by Scot Eaton Credit ComicConnect Black Adam Characters Are Buy Low Now "Scot Eaton pencils/Romeo Tanghal inks;[...]

The duel they share in this comic would steal the spotlight if it weren't for Spoiler. Batman: Detective Comics #980 art by Scot Eaton, Wayne Faucher, John Kalisz, and Allen Passalaqua Scot Eaton's artwork is solid and does justice to Batman and his associates The Omac's look great especially Batwoman is drawn a little lanky with her[...]

Not a whole lot seems to happen, even if the bit that is here does go to some interesting places. Teen Titans #19 art by Scot Eaton, Wayne Faucher, and Jim Charalampidis Scot Eaton's artwork is quite good The detailing is excellent, and it's done with as little linework as necessary Each character is given unique features,[...]

Smith These action scenes are brought to life pencillers Scot Eaton, Manuel Garcia, Koi Turnbell, and Marcus To Inkers Andrew Hennessy, Mark Morales, Sandu Florea, Jay Leisten, Sean Parsons, Don Ho, Sal Regla, Jeff de los Santos, and Nick Nix, as well as colorists Dean White, Matt Milla, and J.D Smith The art is solid throughout, with[...]

This issue by Joshua Dysart and Scot Eaton kicks off a new story arc called Broken Angels where telekinetic despot Toyo Harada, inhuman robot Mech Major, super-powered terrorist Gravedog and lab-grown alien killing machine Lord Vine-99 deploy for their first field mission…and attempt to recruit a new member more dangerous than all of them combined. Toyo Harada[...]

Veteran artist Scot Eaton (X-Men: Legacy) will team with Joshua Dysart for the next story arc starting in Imperium #5 In Broken Angels, Toyo Harada's latest superpower he wants to add to his growing legion is in the middle of a technologically advanced enemy stronghold at the bottom of the Indian Ocean No problem, right? Toyo[...]