Muse & Maker

Back in the day, canon meant something to comic fans. One can say that breaking down an entire universe and giving a fresh start sounds pretty appealing and can grab new fans. But to have it done every year or so can be exhausting, old and boring. So now Thor’s mother is the Phoenix? Wonder Woman’s father is Zeus and don’t get me started on all the Spider-Man comic reboots that took place because Peter Parker got old. Canon solidified the characters timeline. But with the uni

Greetings, esteemed members of the Drawing Desk community! As I delved into the creation of Issue 3 of Superior Phalanx, I found myself drawn to the captivating realm of 3D artistry. The allure of its aesthetic compelled me to embark on a new venture, starting with the creation of a stunning cover for this very issue. The mere thought of this endeavor ignited a spark of excitement within me, propelling me forward with unwavering determination. However, I soon realized that th

It's no secret, fans can be your worst nightmare or your best ally in any industry you choose. Sports, Music, and the Entertainment industry can even be more toxic than your average fan we have seen this firsthand. What I would like to touch on is the Comic Fans. In My opinion every fanbase has a bit of toxicology in their industry. Also, you won't find a more passionate person like a fan. Fans in general go hard for their Team, Musician, Artist or Hero. They stick to the Art