Page 20 – Kurt Dinse

Kurt Dinse is a comic artist and illustrator from Chicago, IL who made the mistake of befriending Jason at the Columbus, OH Small Press and Comic Expo (SPACE). Despite being “friends”, Kurt still charged Jason an insane amount of money to draw this page, which is why there has been no new pages for the project. Kurt’s unique art style and twisted sense of humor is fully on display with this page.

Kurt, a former punk rocker, is best known for his comic series One Year in Indiana, and the barbarian homage/parody, Hurr. His work can be found at Pungent Basement Art, and recently he became the newest member to join the art collective, Ok, PANIC!, of which Jason and former Fantastic Four No. 9 contributors Pat Kain and Eric Shonborn are all a part of (though Pat Kain has moved on to bigger and better things).

Page 4 – Chris Hoium

Chris Hoium was one of the founding members of Buyer Beware Comics and the creator of Monkey Gives it Up. He’s a prolific artist, but is reluctant to show off his mad skills for fear of exploding the world with his awesomeness. He recently moved to Nebraska with his wife to keep the world safe.

Page 7 – Patrick Kain

Pat Kain is a cartoonist and friend of Jason’s whose enthusiasm for the medium of comics is inspiring. Pat has done a variety of mini comics and has contributed art to many publications including Taffy Hips, The Buyer Beware Anthology, Purge, and Your Turkish Guidebook.

Pat’s work can be found at his blog, pbkain.com.

Page 10 – Anders Nilsen

Anders Nilsen is an illustrator and comic creator living in Chicago, IL. He is best known for his works Big Questions, Dogs and Water, and Monologues For the Coming Plague.

Considering the downbeat tone of Nilsen’s comics, Jason was pleasantly surprised to find this recreation to be full of sight gags and humor. The image of Mr. Fantastic riding a trike was well worth the cost of the commission.

Anders Nilsen can be found online at andersbrekhusnilsen.com.

Kirby Vision

Hey everyone! Do yourself a fantastic favor and head over to Kirby Vision. Run by Jason Garrattley, The Kirby Project is dedicated to showing off all manner of creative works inspired by the prolific and wild imagination of Jack “The King” Kirby.

Example art taken from the site:

Doom Loves Puppies! Art by PandaFace.