Newest Comic Artist

Shawn Crystal

Shawn Crystal dropped into this world with a spiderman T-Shirt and a pencil in his hand. He spent his childhood days drawing dinosaurs and super heroes, engaged in EPIC battles. The only breaks he took were the afternoons spent skateboarding while listening to hardcore and early hip hop. He went on to study art at Towson University, where he met his future wife, Stephanie. From there, they moved to Savannah, where he worked towards an MFA in Sequential Art.  Shawn got his first job while in school, Resident Evil: Fire and Ice, a mini series for Wildstorm. Comics work dried up after that, but he went on to work in animation, concept design for video games, and teaching.  A few years ago, Marvel hired Shawn on Deadpool, living his childhood dream . Shawn is Currently an exclusive Artist for Marvel comics and the Program coordinator for The Sequentail Art Dept. at SCAD Atlanta. He lives with his wonderful wife (Stephanie), and two beautiful children (Zac and Zoe) , who frequently wonder, who is this man running around the house in nothing but a Spider man T-Shirt with a pencil in his hand, drawing Dinosaurs and Marvel Super Heroes.

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8/23/10 New Art Added!! She-hulk and Red She-hulk work by Ryan Stegman

- The Incredible Hulk and World War Hulks pages by Ryan Stegman featuring The battle between She-hulk and Red She-Hulk. Also new from Ryan, Marvel Holiday Wraparound Cover and Sif pages.
- Magdalena #2 by Nelson Blake
- Incredible Hercules by Ryan Stegman
- Ex Machina by Tony Harris and Tom Feister!!
- Pale Horse #1 by Chris DiBari
- hack/Slash by Emily Stone
- Joe the Barbarian #4 and #5 by Sean Murphy
- Robert Jordan's New Spring #6 by Joe Cooper
- New Wolverine ABCs by Sean Murphy
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- New Supergirl Issue #'s 46-51, World's Finest #3 and War of the Supermen #1 pages by Jamal Igle

Comic Artist Spotlight

Ryan Stegman

Ryan Stegman was born in a drafty stable near Detroit. Ryan picked up crayons and drew on a wall; he was 18 years old. Shortly thereafter, he learned about pencils and paper. He was happy, as were his parents. After being "released" he decided that drawing comics was a good idea. He got all of his horrible drawings out of the way (well, most of them) and then got hired to draw the series "Midnight Kiss" for Markosia. He then found himself at Marvel working as the penciler for the series "The Incredible Hulk” and "The Incerdible Hercules" & “Marvel Adventures: Spiderman” etc. Before signing exclusively with Marvel in 2010, Ryan also provided cover art for "Grimm Fairy Tales", "Vampirella" and "Warhammer". Due to the restraints of a bulky ankle bracelet and poor hygiene, he is forced to stay indoors and draw.

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