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Eranga Devasurendra UNITED STATES
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Savage Land Rogue - Carlos Dearmas

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Franklin Booth Original
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Location: Miscellaneous Commissions
Title: Savage Land Rogue - Carlos Dearmas*
Artist:  Carlos  Dearmas (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Commission
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 629
Likes on CAF: 33
Comments: 16
Added to Site: 7/8/2025

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I love Carlos' work and after getting a piece from him back in 2020, I reached out and we started talking artistic influences. As I had thought, he was a big fan of both Bernie Wrightson and Franklin Booth and we started spit-balling ideas. What started out as a single commission turned into two to cover both his artistic heroes.

This piece is an homage to Franklin Booth (see additional image). Carlos being an X-Men fan too threw in all sorts of extra goodies to round out the Savage Land including Magneto, Zabu and the Blackbird.

You can check out his Wrightson homage here:
Hulk & Thunderbolt Ross

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Member Since: April 2020
Last Login: July 2026
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Kavi H Member Since 2018
1    
Posted On 7/8/2025

Stunning tribute to Franklin Booth by Dearmas while incorporating those Savage Land/X-Men elements to the illustration perfectly. Really something special by Carlos, congrats this is amazing!

Fisch  Benz Member Since 2019
1    
Posted On 7/8/2025

This is pure insanity. Amazing, E. I'm jealous and I love it.

Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
2    
Posted On 7/8/2025

Blackbird drawing in the dead of night
Take these savage inks and learn to fly
Carlos lines
Your Rogue’s only waiting for this Magnus to arise

Blackbird drawing in the dead of flight
Take these Wrightson lines and learn too clean
Carlos lines
Booth was only waiting for this moment to be seen

Blackbird, fly
Blackbird, fly
Sabu in light from the art black lines

Blackbird, fly
Blackbird, fly
Dinosaur fight in the dark black lines

Chris Snorek Member Since 2009
1    
Posted On 7/8/2025

Zabu clearly wants to chomp Magneto and I am here for it.
Ruben DaCollector Member Since 2008
1    
Posted On 7/8/2025

Wrightson's Frankenstein work was completely inspired by Booth's, so really, it all goes back to Booth being the primary inspiration, of which many other comic artists have also been inspired, such as Alfredo Alcala for a brief time on Savage Sword of Conan. But I like that Dearmas keeps his own style and only retains inspiration from the original source, as opposed to slavishly copying his exact technique. This is a beautiful piece!

Rick W Member Since 2017
1    
Posted On 7/8/2025

Love this!

Mugen R. Member Since 2023
1    
Posted On 7/8/2025

Wow. Amazing!
F M Member Since 2005
1    
Posted On 7/9/2025

While I obviously see both Booth and Wrightson in his style, this looks more comic booky to me so I'd say Broderick meets Alcala instead?

George H Member Since 2009
1    
Posted On 7/9/2025

Absolute stunner!! Edge to edge detail and some many little lines to enjoy.

Paul Martini Member Since 2021
1    
Posted On 7/10/2025

Hot damn, certified bangeranga!

Jason D'Ambrosio Member Since 2018
1    
Posted On 7/11/2025

This is very pretty!
James S Member Since 2017
1    
Posted On 7/14/2025

Stunning from corner to corner!

Newell T aka Stingray Member Since 2017
1    
Posted On 7/17/2025

Good googly moogly!

James Dornoff Member Since 2019
1    
Posted On 7/17/2025

Wow!!  What a beauty!!  Congrats on this poster worthy art piece.  

Tyler T Member Since 2020
Posted On 7/18/2025

Holy dinosaur! This is insane! Carlos' style fully comes through but also reminds of Wrightson. Wow.

K Gearon Member Since 2011
Posted On 1/21/2026

Talk about setting a scene.  The uniquely rendered line work is some next level stuff.  Congrats!

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