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bobbole · 26 days

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Dream & Matthew - art by Tomm Coker

#the sandman #sandman art #dream of the endless #matthew the raven #illustration #Tomm Coker

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k-i-l-l-e-r-b-e-e-6-9 · 2 years

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BLACK MONDAY MURDERS by Tomm Coker

#Tomm Coker #art #artwork #goat #Business #Illustration #painting #skeleton #skull #memento mori

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namor-the-submariner-dot-net · 1 year

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Sunday Sub-Mariner World

Namora

by Tomm Coker

From Agents of Atlas (2006) #4

Unlike the other two heroes of the Timely Trinity, Namor never had a male sidekick. Then late in the Marvel Mystery Comics run, Bill Everett and Ken Bald created Namora, a hybrid cousin, who was close in age to Namor. She wasn't really a sidekick, so much as a derivative of Namor, much like Supergirl and Batgirl. She even got her own comic, though it only lasted a few issues.

Everett brought her back with Namor in the 1950s Atlas run, but when Stan Lee brought Namor into the Silver Age, he left behind Namora. A decade later, when Everett was once again doing a Namor book, he explained Namora's absence by having her killed off by the ever jealous Llyra in Lemuria, and introduced her daughter, Namorita.

And so for most of Namor's existence in the Marvel Universe, Namora was dead ... until Jeff Parker brought her back for his awesome Agents of Atlas run in 2006. While mostly appearing with that retro team, she has drifted in and out of Namor's world since then.

#Namora #Tomm Coker #Agents of Atlas #Sunday #Sunday Sub-Mariner's World #Cover #Jeff Parker #Bill Everett #Ken Bald #Namor Ally #Agents of Atlas 4

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swdefcult · 9 months

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mammon by tomm coker

#tomm coker #mammon #the black monday murders #jonathan hickman #comics art #image comics #comics

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cryptocollectibles · 7 months

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Logan Shadow Society #1 (December 1996) by Marvel Comics

Written by Howard Mackie and Mark Jason, drawn by Tomm Coker, Keith Aiken and Octavio Cariello.

#Logan #Shadow Society #Logan Shadow Society #Marvel Comics #1996 #X-Men #Wolverine #Etsy #Vintage Comics #Comic Books #Comics #Howard Mackie #Mark Jason #Tomm Coker #Keith Aiken #Octavio Cariello #Mutants

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ddmmcomics · 11 months

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How to make Matt Murdock look like he's from the 1930s:

give him a hat

Daredevil: Noir (2009) - Issue #1

Irvine | Coker

#comics #daredevil #matt murdock #daredevil comics #alexander irvine #tomm coker #comic icons

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browsethestacks · 1 year

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Original Art - Wolverine #076 Pg 14 (1993) by Tomm Coker And Al Milgrom

#Comics #Marvel Comics #Wolverine #Tomm Coker #Al Milgrom #Vintage #Art #Original Art #Lady Deathstrike #Marvel #1993 #1990s #90s

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daredevil-artwork · 1 year

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Daredevil by Tomm Coker

#tomm coker #matt murdock #daredevil #marvel #art #artwork #marvel comics #marvel universe #the devil of hell's kitchen #marvel superheroes #the man without fear

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the-gershomite · 9 months

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Logan Shadow Society -December 1996

(45-48 of 48)

Script Writer: Howard Mackie & Mark Jason

Artists: Christie Scheele, Tomm Coker, Richard Starkings And Comicraft & Emerson Miranda

#marvel comics #logan #carol danvers #sabertooth #shadow society #howard mackie #mark jason #christie scheele #tomm coker #richard starkings #emerson miranda

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transistoradio · 1 year

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Hela by 1) Tomm Croker, 2) Lim Haksu, 3) Art Adams, and 4) Nick Bradshaw.

#hela #tomm coker #lim haksu #art adams #nick bradshaw #illustration art

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calsondave654 · 9 months

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generatorrexy · 2 years

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The Black Monday Murders

I finished reading the two available volumes of The Black Monday Murders that collect the first 8 issues (4 issues each), and it was an incredible experience. I totally recommend to pick them up, or... Maybe wait until the third volume is released, which is the last one, so you can have a full story.

Okay, this tells the story of a group of families that control the wealth of the world with black magic which is provided by the god Mamon, and like any Jonathan Hickman work, it was a lot of incredibly intelligent world building.

When I say dark magic you imagine a certain thing, big spells and sacrifices, and while there are sacrifices and big spells, they are used sparely because most of the story is about the systems. Money is the primary source of power, said to be the physical manifestation of power in the world, and that is how these people really control the world.

In this context, we have two points of view, Theodore Dumas, a detective that enters this world by investigating a murder, and Grigoria Rothschild, who joins the board after being exiled because of the murder of his brother. These two points of view are also accompanied by the now standard Hickman Data Page™ that expand this world a lot more.

With this, the reader is not really following a character but a world, which makes you start thinking more than what you read, and you start connecting the dots as you go. This is one of the best aspects of the comic, you get the feeling this is all bigger than everyone, it's incredibly well thought out.

Some people say that Hickman is not a character writer, he's more of a plot writer and a world builder, but I don't totally agree. It's true that you never see the characters in their day-to-day life, the small moments you see only serve to tell the story... But, the characters in here are charming, you get their motivations and that is because of how great of a writer Hickman is, he knows what fragments of their life to show to make you get everything about them.

And my god, Tomm Coker's art is FANTASTIC. All the faces of the characters look like real people, if I had to describe the style, I would say that It's like a sketched photograph. The work with the panes and shots is also incredible, for a book that is mostly people talking it's very dynamic and makes this read itself, because these are double sized issues of 40 pages but I read them faster than I do normal issues.

All this is very well accompanied by Michael Garland's fantastic colors, that bring these drawings even more to life, using a very good palette for this story that gets the dark noir tone of this book. And ofc, the thing you get the most in the data pages, Rus Wooton's letters are very well done, because as any good letterer, you don't see his work because of how well it's integrated in the work.

So yeah, I totally recommend this work, and I can't keep talking about it because I will spoil all the fantastic reveals. Just go, read it, and maybe if you want you can DM me and we can talk about this because I loved it!

#the black Monday murders #black monday murders #jonathan hickman #hickman #Tomm Coker #Michael Garland #image comics #comics #image #review #comic review

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graphicpolicy · 2 years

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Baltimore Comic-Con will Host a Massive Hero Initiative Art Auction

Baltimore Comic-Con will Host a Massive Hero Initiative Art Auction #baltimorecomiccon #bcc #bcc2022

The Hero Initiative, the charity that helps comic book creators in medical or financial need, will be the beneficiary of an incredible original art auction at the Baltimore Comic-Con, which will be held over the weekend of October 28-30, 2022 at the Baltimore Convention Center. The auction will be administered by well-known art expert Scott Dunbier. Tickets to the Baltimore Comic-Con can be…