Because the lion’s share of what I do now is digital I have had folks asking what my workspace is like. This is a screen shot of my two monitors. The top one is my mail monitor where I keep most of my palates. The lower one is my Cintiq (12 inch) where I do my inking. I keep my tool bar on this screen for easy access. Feel free to ask any questions about it and I’ll do my best to answer!
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We hit the New York Times Bestseller List again with Superman: The Black Ring Vol. 2! It was such a pleasure working with Paul hopefully we’ll get to do it again sometime.
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On a whim last week I ordered a copy of my very first paying gig. It was an eight page story in a book from Antarctic Press called “Shotgun Mary: Shooting Gallery”. If I remember correctly the eight pages paid a total of $250. It was written by the wonderful Herb Mallette and inked by Walden Wong who later became my inker on Deadpool. As I look back on the pages I am struck by how I still have many of the same layout and design sensibilities.
Here’s a few samples–
I will be signing at The Comic Stop in Everett, WA on Wednesday, September 14th from 5pm to 7pm. If you purchase a copy of Legion lost #1 you will be entered in a raffel to win the original art from page 16 of the book!
Comic Stop Everett
1402 SE Everett Mall Way #160 Everett, WA 98208
425-438-9718
It’s official! Fabian Nicieza and I are launching a new title in September called Legion Lost!
The book involves Legion characters on a mission in our time to save the future. When their technology fails them they become trapped in the present day. Will they save their future or destroy our present?
Brad Anderson is providing astounding colors as usual and Fabian has really outdone himself on scripts! Cannot wait for you to see it!
Pete has drawn many major characters for DC and Marvel comics. He is best known for his work on the New York Times best selling New Krypton saga and various other Superman titles including Action Comics. He has also had extended runs on Catwoman, Robin, Detective Comics and Deadpool. His work with writer Joe Kelly on the classic Deadpool #11 was nominated for a Harvey Award.
Pete currently lives in the Pacific Northwest with his wife artist Rebecca Woods and their 2 children. He can easily be subdued with a gin and tonic with a twist of lime.