Author: S.L. Gallant Page 20 of 70
Ok, Diwali isn’t actually until tomorrow, but in today’s Beano the Har-Har family explains a bit about the holiday. I learned a lot, perhaps you will too?
There’s a bit of history in the Beano this week, with Guy Fawkes’ infamous plot to blow up Parliament, as reenacted by the Bash Street Kids. I try…
Just an odd shot of Hani leaving his bedroom, and plotters waiting in the wings.
These guys spend more time airborne than Superman! I’m being honest when I say it’s a great gift for kids. I can speak from experience (and no one…
In comics it’s normally called a “bird’s eye view”, but in this week’s strip, it was a “how to show three things going on at once” view.
This is also from the fourth story of mine in the Dandy 2022 annual. I’m just picking out panels I particularly enjoy. This one really is just because…
The script asked for a stool. Did I listen? No, I had to make it more complicated for myself. I went with a ladder. D’oh!
I got to toss Tricky into a panel, and so I swipe– er, paid homage to a costume design from Jack Davis’ work on the Mad Monster Party.
A peek at the last story of mine from the 2022 Dandy annual. It was another challenging story, because skateboards mean streets, and that means a lot of…
The Har-Har kids are dressed up as a mad scientist, and a wookie. Essentially, that’s big foot, with a bandolier– let’s be honest.
There is a lot of Wonder Woman referencing going on in Beano, and I don’t mind. If anyone would dress as the Amazon princess, it would be JJ….
Of the four stories, I think this was my favorite panel from all of them. I loved getting to draw the old school push mower, plus I liked…
I talked before about the Beano Bosses have three standard poses that are used in the comic. Pointing, jumping, and laughing are the usual ones, but occasionally they’ll…
This week is the Halloween issue of Beano, even though another book will be out before the holiday; go fig. Anyway, in some of the strips the kids…
It’s that same old house again, filled with furniture only available in one model, and a limited selection of colors. Hari wanted something that complimented his red suit.
For “Nicest” I had to design a group of old guys, My favorite is the one in the middle with the waistband of his pants practically up to…
It’s funny how we learn things. To help remember the difference between stalactite and stalagmite as a kid, I associated the “c” with ceiling, and the “g” with…
Motion in a still image is always a challenge, and here I trying to show a spin move; like when Wonder Woman changes. I hope the flowing feather…