Gallery Comments by Tommy Garvey

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The Incredible Hercules #126 Cover
Owner: Pseudo Nym

Comment posted on 11/19/2009
Awesome! I love the sense of movement, and the inking is amazing!

Darkseid by Ed McGuinness.
Owner: Paul Greer

Comment posted on 11/19/2009
Awesome! Love the sense of power McGuinness gave him!

X-Babies # 1 Cover Zombies variant progression by Humberto Ramos
Owner: Carlos Garcia Macias

Comment posted on 11/18/2009
Awesome cover!

Leonardi - Excalibur #19 cover
Owner: Francesco Bazzana

Comment posted on 11/14/2009
Awesome cover!

McGuinness - Power Girl - 2007 - Charlotte
Owner: The David Wray

Comment posted on 11/14/2009
McGuinness' Power Girl is the best!

Fallen Son: The Death of Captian America #2, p. 20
Owner: Justin Hart Fishman

Comment posted on 11/13/2009
Namor's awesome and McGuinness and Vines do one of the best! Congrats!

Ed McGuinness Hulk interior
Owner: Bryan Carden

Comment posted on 11/13/2009
Awesome page! I love the way Vines inks She-Hulk's hair.

X-Men #111 - Cover - Ian Churchill
Owner: Crees Tyler

Comment posted on 11/13/2009
STUNNING cover! One of the best Magneto covers ever! Huge congrats!

J Scott Campbell Buffy the Vampire Slayer Cover
Owner: Robert Wood

Comment posted on 11/13/2009
Awesome cover! Is there really such a thing as "too sexy"? :- )

Wolverine # 67 Page 13 - McNiven - Old Man Logan (2008) - 1st appearance of the Ghost Riders
Owner: George H

Comment posted on 11/10/2009
Awesome page! I liked the Ghost Rider sequence. Not only was it a nice pastiche of the traditional Western movie bandit attack, it also showed how committed Logan is to his passivist lifestyle. How fervently he believes it now, with the same zeal as he used to pursue violence. A berserker passivism, as it were. :- ) Artistically, I'm very impressed with the way McNiven and Vines handled the chain in motion. Beautiful work. It looks so fluid.

Wolverine - Issue 68, Page 05
Owner: Michael Henderson

Comment posted on 11/9/2009
I don't know if it was intended or an accident, but I love how in the bottom panel on the left, the sign reading "Lubricant" is semi-obscured so that it simply says "icant". Given the discussion that it going on in these panels, I thought it was an excellent visual metaphor for Logan's unwillingness to fight. The sign gives us Logan's entire argument. He can't. Of course, it was obscured in the published work, which is a shame. Awesome page!

Wolverine - Issue 66, Page 17
Owner: Michael Henderson

Comment posted on 11/9/2009
Some STUNNING inking on this page! That middle panel is the star of this page, but I also really like the Logan panel on the bottom right. Very subtle emotions depicted there. Congrats!

Wolverine - Issue 66, Page 10 & 11
Owner: Michael Henderson

Comment posted on 11/9/2009
One of the most iconic spreads in the entire series! I was really impressed with the character design of the Banners. You really get a sense of their personalities, before they ever speak. Awesome work by McNiven, Vines and Millar! I also love the delicate lines used to show the exhaust kicking up the dirt and blowing it around. It would have been so much easier to just do generic cloud shapes, or to leave it to the colorist to handle, but the lines used really add to the page. Congrats!

Wolverine - Issue 66, Page 09
Owner: Michael Henderson

Comment posted on 11/9/2009
Can't believe no one has commented on this one yet, as it's one of my favorites. This page has an awesome Western feel to it. I love the sense of waiting and anticipation. It's like "High Noon". The Banners aren't shown yet, but you can feel the dread of their impending arrival. Also dig the desert wind blowing through the scene and the shadow of the Banner's Fantasticar falling over the family. Stunning page!

Wolverine - Issue 66, Page 12
Owner: Michael Henderson

Comment posted on 11/9/2009
I like the panel second from the bottom. Excellent way to show the size difference between the characters, by having the Banners tower over Logan. Really cool way to deemphasize Logan's strength and power, and make him seem smaller.

Wolverine - Issue 67, Page 18
Owner: Michael Henderson

Comment posted on 11/9/2009
My favorite part of this page is that little guy in the background selling hero "relics". Awesome detail that's easy to overlook. Hammer Falls is my favorite location in the story, and this is our first look at it. Very cool page!

Wolverine - Issue 67, Page 20 : 2nd Printing Cover
Owner: Michael Henderson

Comment posted on 11/9/2009
Such a bold and instantly recognizable image. I actually prefer it to many of the first print covers used in the series. It perfectly articulates the tone and feel of the story, without going too far. This page also features some of the most impressive crosshatching work I've ever seen. I don't know how long that took Vines to do, but his hard work really paid off! Huge congrats!

Wolverine - Issue 72, Page 22
Owner: Michael Henderson

Comment posted on 11/9/2009
Very sad page. I was genuinely surprised to see Donovan standing there, hat in hand. That panel is amazing artistically. You really don't need any dialog to articulate what happened, and none was used in the comic. It's all right there on Donovan's face. Awesome work by McNiven and Vines getting their characters to act!

Wolverine - Issue 71, Page 20
Owner: Michael Henderson

Comment posted on 11/9/2009
Awesome page! I was rather surprised at the reveal for the package. Don't know what I expected it to be exactly, but it wasn't that. Cool character design on Tobias, he just looked "right". Also love the black ceiling in this room. Nicely done by McNiven and Vines.

Wolverine 72 page 13
Owner: Matt S

Comment posted on 11/9/2009
Awesome page, one of my favorites of the President fight sequence. That middle panel is amazing! I love the intensity on Logan's face, and the blood spray. Epically cool!

Wolverine 72 pg8
Owner: Matt S

Comment posted on 11/9/2009
That bottom panel hurts every time I look at it. :- ) I love the damage to the FF symbol in the background, and the complicated ink shading on all the fabrics in this page. Nice view of the Trophy Room! I've always kind of wondered what was in those big boxes Red Skull has lining the room. They appear to be open at the top, so they're display cases of some kind. Something evil and macabre, no doubt. The big question posed by this sequence though: who would marry Red Skull?

Wolverine # 72 Page 23 - McNiven - Old Man Logan
Owner: George H

Comment posted on 11/9/2009
Poor Logan. He can't catch a break. I like the second panel the most on this one. By arranging the panel so that it from a viewpoint behind Donovan's legs, the perspective makes Logan appear smaller. Lost. Very cool and subtle visual trick. Also, hats off to the colorists for this page. I really liked how the background color got a little darker with each panel, as Logan had the growing realization of what had happened. Awesome!

Wolverine # 72 Page 11 - McNiven - Old Man Logan
Owner: George H

Comment posted on 11/9/2009
The Trophy Room pages are like a "Where's Waldo" for comic fans. You can also spot Nightcrawler's tail, Daredevil's uniform and club, Dr. Strange's cloak, Silver Surfer's board, what appears to be an X-men communicator, Thor's helmet, Iron Man's armor and Cyclop's visor. Red Skull really does have the coolest collection of stuff! I love the way McNiven and Vines have Logan crashing through the display case. It really looks natural. Very cool!

Wolverine # 66 Page 05 - McNiven - Old Man Logan - 1st look at Logan's family
Owner: George H

Comment posted on 11/8/2009
I'm very fond of the #66 pages, especially those which focus on the Logans. This is one of the best. It really sets the stage for all of the family life pages which come after, and Logan's emotional journey for the storyline. We see his family for the first time, and first learn of his money troubles. These two things will be the driving force behind everything that comes after in the series, so in that sense, this is one of the most important pages in the run. From an artistic standpoint, I love the bottom left panel of Logan, half in shadow. Stunning work by McNiven and Vines. Very cool! Congrats!

Wolverine Giant Sized #1 page18
Owner: Matt S

Comment posted on 11/8/2009
Stunning page! I actually like that top right panel the most of the fight panels. It has an amazing level of motion to it. Like it's not a static image, Wolverine is just moving very slowly as we watch. :- ) The bottom panel is also amazing. I love the dangerous look in his eyes, and the way they seem to glow because they are only partially inked in. It really makes them pop. Congrats!

Marvel Team-Up #13, Splash Page
Owner: Mike Jackson

Comment posted on 11/3/2009
Stunning page! I love Gwen's death related pages, and you can't get cooler than one done by Kane! HUGE congrats!

Scot Eaton X-factor v2 #25 pg 16 (unpublished)
Owner: Shawn Backs

Comment posted on 10/30/2009
Awesome! I really liked Eaton's work on the title, and this splash is amazing! Congrats!

Wolverine Old Man Logan prelim page
Owner: George Melcher

Comment posted on 10/29/2009
Awesome prelim! One of the most memorable pages in the series! Congrats!

Captain America
Owner: Will Hopkins

Comment posted on 10/29/2009
Wow, that's the best McNiven commission I have ever seen! Very cool!

Emma Frost - The White Queen - Paolo Rivera
Owner: Chris Shields

Comment posted on 10/26/2009
That's awesome! HUGE congrats!

Paolo Rivera Scarlet Witch
Owner: Eli Lorre

Comment posted on 10/26/2009
Stunning!

Amazing Spider-man 546 pg 15
Owner: d raj

Comment posted on 10/25/2009
Cool page! I agree, McNiven rocks!

Astonishing X-Men Age of Apocalypse Issue 4 Page 23 by Joe Madureira and Tim Townsend
Owner: George M.

Comment posted on 10/19/2009
The AOA is my all time favorite storyline, and that's an awesome page from one of its best issues! Joe Mad at the top of his game! HUGE congrats!

Wolverine issue 71, pg 15-16 roughs, Steve McNiven
Owner: Kimberly Smith

Comment posted on 10/15/2009
Awesome! One of my favorite images from the series! HUGE congrats!

Wolverine - Old Man Logan Rough Sketch by Steve McNiven
Owner: Charles Gushi

Comment posted on 10/14/2009
Nice shot of Logan, the world's most angry passivist. Congrats!

Wolverine Giant Size Special 1 page 31 - McNiven - Old Man Logan
Owner: George H

Comment posted on 10/14/2009
That bottom panel is killer! Another one of those Western inspired images that really appeals to me. Personally, I'm hoping he tracks down Mysterio and gets some vengeance. Preferably, a vengeance that involves lots of flashbacks to the Vegas fight between the heroes and the villains. Is it too early to call dibs on those pages? DIbs! :- ) I'm also wondering what Namor is up to. The Marvel anti-heroes seem to have fared pretty well on the day it all went down. Wolverine, Hawkeye, White Queen, Black Bolt, Hulk, Venom are/were still alive. Only seems right that Marvel's first anti-hero should still be around as well, or at the very least have had a good final battle. Above all, ANY sequel HAS to reunite Millar and McNiven. Their work has been so amazing with this story, that I can't imagine anyone else replacing them.

Wolverine Giant Size Special 1 page 17 - McNiven - Old Man Logan / Trading Card
Owner: George H

Comment posted on 10/14/2009
I think that's the best weapon in the history of comics. When in doubt, hit the hero with a cow. :- ) Very cool page!

Wolverine Giant Sized #1 page13
Owner: Matt S

Comment posted on 10/9/2009
You know, that top half splash is amazing, but to me, the best panel is the bottom right one. So much emotion and pain. Really cool!

Wolverine Giant Sized #1 page16
Owner: Matt S

Comment posted on 10/8/2009
Another great action page! Banner has one of my all time favorite reasons for super-villainy. He was bored. No plans to take over the world, since he's in power already. No revenge scheme or political motivation. Nope. He just simply wanted to smash someone cool to alleviate his growing boredom (I guess taking up golf was out of the question.) Great writing, as it provides us the perfect counterpoint to Logan in the story, as all Logan wants to do is forget the fighting and settle down into the kind of monotony that Banner is now seeking to escape. Add in the fact that the page shows a fistfight between an old guy and Wolverine, and McNiven’s amazing ability to capture the movement of liquids, and you have yourself a truly special page! Congrats!

Wolverine Giant Sized #1 page15
Owner: Matt S

Comment posted on 10/8/2009
One of my personal favorites of the issue! That top panel is awesome, and you can never go wrong with an old guy beating the heck out of Logan. :- ) Personally, I found Banner to be a more interesting and sinister character then when he became the Hulk a few pages later. There's just something unnatural and creepy about him. I mean, besides the super strength and getting it on with his cousin, which obviously classified him as abnormal to begin with. He just seemed off. If you can out crazy Red Skull, you're REALLY crazy. ;- ) Excellent villian, excellent page!

Wolverine Giant Sized #1 page11
Owner: Matt S

Comment posted on 10/7/2009
The panic in his eyes is expertly rendered! Some very subtle work there, which a lot of artists would have overlooked. Congrats!

Wolverine # 66 Page 05 Prelim / Giant Size - McNiven - Old Man Logan / Trading Card
Owner: George H

Comment posted on 10/3/2009
Awesome prelim! Even out of context, I think it perfectly captures the mood of the series. And the fact that it's now published makes a good thing even better!

Wolverine Giant Size Special 1 page 32 Splash - McNiven - Old Man Logan - Sequel?
Owner: George H

Comment posted on 10/3/2009
Awesome splash! I can't think of a more fitting ending for the series than Wolverine riding off into the sunset........I'm still hoping for a sequel though. :- ) Congrats!

Wolverine: Days of future present 2 cover
Owner: Glenn Gervot

Comment posted on 10/2/2009
Stunning!

Bryan Hitch Uncanny X-Men #323, Page 1
Owner: Royd Burgoyne

Comment posted on 9/30/2009
Theoretically, I’m sure there is some way this page could be cooler. I have no idea how though. :- ) Spectacular page! HUGE congrats!

Dark Avengers 1 Pages 4&5 - Mike Deodato Jr
Owner: Colin McMaster

Comment posted on 9/28/2009
Nice! That's an AMAZING DPS!

Rogue Pin Up from X-Men Unlimited #6
Owner: Galac Tun

Comment posted on 9/26/2009
Stunning!

Hulk smashed by Dale Keown
Owner: Kevin Boyd

Comment posted on 9/25/2009
LOL! Awesome!

The Punisher by Mike Zeck
Owner: Thomas V

Comment posted on 9/25/2009
Outstanding!

X-23 by Romano Molenaar (X-Men)
Owner: Artur & Biggi J.

Comment posted on 9/25/2009
Wow, that's an amazing sketch!

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