Dredd of Fear

Posted September 13, 2012 by hellcourt
Categories: 2000AD, Art, Comics, Dredd 3D, Judge Dredd, Puns, Thrill Power

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Inspired by the new Dredd film, and people’s comments that they hoped it would wash away the memories of the Stallone Judge Dredd film.

After, and with unreserved apologies to, Brian Bolland (and John Wagner and Tom Frame) who did the legendary original.

The idea of changing “fist” to “film” only occured when I was inking that bit of the background.

Frank Marx

Posted March 2, 2012 by hellcourt
Categories: Art, Dumb ideas, Frank Zappa, Groucho Marx

Had an idea while walking home and did a quick sketch before bed.
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35 years of 2000AD

Posted February 16, 2012 by hellcourt
Categories: 2000AD, Art, Comics, Tharg, Thrill Power

A little something to celebrate the 35th aniversary of 2000AD – and its alien editor, the Mighty Tharg!

35 years of 2000AD

But that the Dredd of Whitechapel…

Posted December 31, 2011 by hellcourt
Categories: Art, Comics, Judge Dredd, Whitechapel

For Whitechapel’s remake / remodel challenge on Judge Dredd. Still want to finish this up a bit more. Maybe one day.


Fantomah, and Zomax, of Whitechapel

Posted November 22, 2011 by hellcourt
Categories: Art, Fantomah, Whitechapel, Zomax

A couple more from the Whitechapel Remake / Remodel challenges. First; Fantomah -

And next; Professor Zomax – who I hadn’t yet got round to posting up here, and whom it transpires was an enemy of the above “defender of the jungle.”

Terror of Terra

Six Gun Gorilla – Of Whitechapel

Posted November 15, 2011 by hellcourt
Categories: Art, Donkey Kong, Six Gun Gorilla, Whitechapel

For Whitechapel’s Remake / Remodel of Six Gun Gorilla. Dropping a lot of the back story to make it a cheap Donkey Kong gag.

Julaba Kunda: Traders – CD case

Posted November 9, 2011 by hellcourt
Categories: CD Case, Griselda Sanderson, Julaba Kunda, Traders, Work

There’s something satisfying about having a tangible product arrive after a whole load of intangible design work.

This is the second time I’ve worked Gris (Third, possibly, if you count Um Di Um, although… I’m drifting). Once again her album’s getting rave reviews. It’s a blend of Gambian and Scottish traditions that you can order here.


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