Scott Hampton Archives

With 753 backers and four days to go, Jimmy Palmiotti and Scott Hampton's new graphic novel Rage has more than made its goal, and Palmiotti has a strong reputation for delivering on Kickstarters on time – fifteen of them already Described as an action-packed, dramatic tale of survival amongst global chaos, Rage is a mature[...]

Simon Dark is a comic book character in the DC Comics universe, created by Steve Niles and Scott Hampton, who had a series running from 2007 to 2009 A creator-participantcomic book, but set in Gotham City, the comic focused exclusively on Simon Dark and only a few casual comments to indicate he and Batman were[...]

The comic does handle this idea in a genuinely interesting manner. Scott Hampton's artwork is well suited for the airy and meandering nature of the comic You get a feel for the shapes and details, but they feel faint and fading It leans on realism, but that reality feels vague It's a nice aesthetic, and I[...]

Craig Russell is writing the script and doing the layouts while Scott Hampton does the art The comic is visually striking and does a good job of setting the mood for the series The scenes of Shadow in prison feel claustrophobic and dangerous while the scenes outside prison feel large and bit overwhelming, both work[...]

Craig Russell, and Scott Hampton  Titled American Gods: Shadows, issue #1 will go on sale March 15, 2017. Dark Horse is already developing a host of novelty and collectable products for American Gods including a 3D crystal laser-etched cube, sculpted coin replica pin, playing cards, barware, embroidered patches, coaster sets, lenticular cards, journal/notebooks and optical illusion products. Here's[...]

Craig Russell, Kevin Nowlan, Tony Harris, Scott Hampton, Galen Showman, Jill Thompson, and Stephen B Scott Even the most diehard skeptic when it comes to the strengths of adaptation into he comics medium would probably assume this work transcends those prejudices But I make my point here precisely because this book should change readers' minds[...]