Sergio Davila Archives

That creates the illusion of sudden complexity, but these things didn't just suddenly spring up sometime in the early 2000's. Project: Superpowers #1 art by Sergio Davila and Felideus Sergio Davila's artwork is quite gorgeous His style leans on the realistic, giving a detailed and textured look to everyone and everything The costumes look fantastic, and there[...]

Last week Dynamite published Project Superpowers #0 kicking off the new series, for 10 cents an issue, written by Rob Williams and drawn by Sergio Davila Williams looks through his process in this issue, with the first few pages for illustration. PROJECT SUPERPOWERS #0 (W) Rob Williams (A) Sergio Davila (CA) Francesco Mattina Superpowers #0: Project Superpowers is[...]

The friendship angle to the previous Titans lineup will be missed, but I look forward to how Dan Abnett makes the new chemistry work. Titans Special #1 art by Sergio Davila, Vicente Cifuentes, and Luis Guerrero A slew of artists and color artists contributed to this comic, and to break down each artist's work would take up[...]

Last month the announced a #0 issue for $0.10 and now they're showing off some of the interior pages from issue one drawn by Sergio Davila (Injustice, Superman) The new story is being done by Rob Williams (Suicide Squad, Harley Quinn) and begins with the #0 issue in July and the #1 issue in August. The[...]

10 years after it was first launched, Dynamite is bringing back a new Project Superpowers series with Rob Williams (Suicide Squad) and Sergio Davila (Injustice) at the helm The new series will kick off in July with a #0 issue set at only 10 cents — to go with the 10th anniversary, obviously They're calling[...]

Unfortunately, it just isn't clicking for me. Sergio Davila's artwork is quite good at least It's fleshed-out, detailed, and Wonder Woman does look like a legendary warrior in this style Romulo Fajardo Jr.'s color work is as impressive as ever. This still isn't a bad comic, though It is fun in parts, Wonder Woman is a great[...]

Sergio Davila and Michael Atiyeh put together a really nice-looking comic that is sure to please its readers. The caveat is, and yes, it is a barbarian comic, but the T&A factor is laid on a little strong on the women It's not aided by the fact that one woman character is Conan's goal and the[...]

There was even a certain number of Vampirella statues available, but those are now gone. To promote the bundle, the publisher has given us Swords of Sorrow #1 by Gail Simone and Sergio Davila This was the first issue of their all-female lead summer event from last year that was spearheaded by Simone and her hand[...]

Cover is by Sergio Davila and Ivan Nunes Interiors by Crizam Cristhian Zamora and Dinei Ribeiro. DAVID WALKER: Did you have any specific influences while you were working on The Precinct? Is there any music you listen to in order to get you in the right state of mind for writing this book? FRANK BARBIERE: I have[...]

But it all started here with this issue by even architect Gail Simone and artist Sergio Davila. More Swords of Sorrow issues along with other female lead stories are being offered in the latest Groupees bundle now. Swords of Sorrow is coming to an end The all-female written summer event for Dynamite featured their female lead[...]

Writer and event architect Gail Simone has done up a commentary for the final issue of the Swords of Sorrow series: Before I get into the meat of this issue, I just wanted to give some thanks to artist Sergio Davila, who did such an amazing job on this impossible assignment He had to draw Mars[...]

The issue was written by Gail Simone and drawn by Sergio Davila with colors by Jorge Sutil. IT ALL ENDS NOW The planet-crushing finale to this epic crossover ends here! With a key player down for the count, can the remaining warriors (and their Swords of Sorrow) hold the tide against Purgatori and the other CHAOS[...]

With Dynamite's big summer event, Swords of Sorrow, coming to an end... Comic Xposure has put together this very special 6-part interlocking cover by fan

The issue is written by Gail Simone and drawn by Sergio Davila. The photo was taken by Andrew Dobell and the models involved are Tasha MacKenzie as Dejah Thoris,Chiquitita as Shanna, MoJo Jones as Vampirella and Lyons as Red Sonja. For more information on Swords of Sorrow #6, click here. [youtube]https://youtu.be/lDCgQUq1KL4[/youtube] [...]

Here we have some process art by the talented Sergio Davila for the Gail Simone written Swords of Sorrow #5 The main series in Dynamite's all-female written summer event, the series combines all of the major female characters in the publisher's library into one big storyline. As the epic era-spanning tale rockets towards conclusion, reluctant heroines[...]

Here is some of the process art for Swords of Sorrow #4 by Sergio Davila with colors by Jorge Sutil This issue is written by Gail Simone and is part of Dynamite's big summer event. The wildest Dynamite crossover epic ever told continues at whole cities are smashed together in the prelude to inter-dimensional war! It's[...]

We have the first issue of Dynamite's summer event Swords of Sorrow written by fan favorite Gail Simone and drawn by Sergio Davila The is the first part of the event that includes the main series and a few miniseries and one-shots focusing on the iconic female characters in the publishers library Looking at the[...]

Dynamite's summer event Swords Of Sorrow is rolling along towards its third issue and we have the process art from Sergio Davila to show It's from a script by Gail Simone and will be in comic shops on July 8th. For more information on Swords of Sorrow #3, click here. Dynamite's[...]

The cover is penciled by Sergio Davila with colors by Ivan Nunes, while the interior pages are done by Brent Peeples with colors by Michael Bartolo. This is it–the climax to the action packed series! The Green Hornet and Brass Hornet throw down with the Veiled Lady and BlackMass, while Kato and Grimes take on Tik-Tok's Deacons[...]

Here is Swords of Sorrow #2 process art from Sergio Davila and colored by Jorge Sutil The story is written by Gail Simone.  Gail Simone (Batgirl, Red Sonja) and rising star Sergio Davila (Legenderry) team to bring you this epic tale, featuring the most amazing, most beloved, and fiercest pulp heroines of all time! All the[...]

Below we see his original art for the piece plus the finished b&w and colored versions of the variant cover. This version of Swords of Sorrow #1 by Gail Simone and Sergio Davila is available at Books-A-Million and 2nd And Charles. You can get the color variant here and the black & white here. [...]

That is amazingly coo. PAGE FIVE: I just have to point out here, what a phenomenal job Sergio Davila is doing on this book They offered several choices, I had to choose him, he just did an amazing job on Legenderry And he drew the women as people, not pin-ups. PAGE SIX: LOVE the radio pulp heroes,[...]

Written by Simone, with art by Sergio Davila, Swords of Sorrow #1 combines a multitude of strong female characters into one book. I want to start off by talking about the opening scene of the book where a little boy and girl are playing on an unknown island The young girl holds up the doll they're[...]

For Dynamite's big upcoming event that job was given to artist Sergio Davila who is drawing the main series that ties the whole event together Here is a look at the swords in question and a checklist for the entire event. The swords seem to fit the person who is using them A broadsword for Red[...]

We've got a look at the process art for Swords Of Sorrow #1 by Sergio Davila The series is the center piece of Dynamite's big summer event focusing on their female characters and written by an all-female team of writers lead and assembled by Gail Simone Here we get to see Jungle Girl and Red[...]

Cover art by Sergio Davila. ANTHONY DEL COL & CONOR McCREERY: Red Sonja is one of the most famous female action characters of all-time, always quick on her feet (and with her wit) and able to fight her way out of a jam But she's human, and has her faults or her flaws What do you[...]

The first ever all-female written and female lead event kicks off this may with Swords of Sorrow #1 by Gail Simone and Sergio Davila and you can get this retailer exclusive cover by Dave Acosta at the Green Brain Comics website. Here we get to see Acosta's process from pencils to inks to colors by Dijjo[...]

The all-female written and female lead comic event kicks off in may with the first of six issues of Swords of Sorrow by Gail Simone and Sergio Davila. To get your Comics And Friends exclusive cover, click here.   The retailer exclusive covers for the upcoming Swords of Sorrow #1 keep coming up Here we have an[...]

As I said before, it seems like a lot of retailers are stepping up to do exclusive variants for Dynamite's new Swords of Sorrow #1 by Gail Simone and Sergio Davila The all-female written event focuses on the female characters in the publishers vast library and it is a nice alternative to Secret Wars and[...]

It's a six-part miniseries written by Gail Simone and drawn by Sergio Davila and focuses on the publisher's female characters The series will also have three spinoff miniseries and five one-shot specials as it runs from May until October Simone is the architect behind the event and handpicked a crew of all female writers to[...]