Medusa by Nick Bradshaw

Talk about a hair-raising experience!

Just think of the shampoo bill! The detailing on the curls of hair is superb.

Sponsored by Clairol! Tendrils galore.

The strongest neck in comics!

bradshaw knocked this one out the park, so much hair, so badass, nice one steve 

That is a VERY good hair day. The BEST hair day really. Well scouted and well scooped! Congrats. 

I don't mind you combing hair
And making all the lines
Cause when you're standing oh so near
I kinda lose my mind
It's not the perfume that you wear
It's not Inhumans that would care
And I don't mind you combing hair
And making all the lines

I don't mind you hanging out
And watching Steve Day Vich
It doesn't matter where you've been
As long as Nick was deep, Yeah
You always knew to wear ink well
Shampoo looks so fancy with detail
And I don't mind you hanging out
And talking Steve Day Vich 

I guess you're just art I needed
(Just what I needed)
I needed someone complete
I guess you're just art I needed
(Just what I needed)
I needed some art to see

Gorgeous piece by Bradshaw!! That's a whole lot of hair!!

Love the hair, love the rest!

Proof that a Terrigen Mist hair growth solution would be a trillion dollar business.

Wow this is actually stunning. What an awesome image; love how Medusa is framed against a repitition of shapes that is her iconic hair.  

fabulous pick up!

That's a lot of hair.  Hate to have to be the one to search for split ends in the middle of all that.  Congrats!

She finally came home to papa!

Beautiful image of a super cool character.

channeling his inner AA! great page

Gorgeous!  For an artist like Nick, whose fine-lined and highly detailed art curls your toes and raises your eyebrows in the best possible ways, a character like Medusa must be a dream come true: a treasure trove of wispy waves and line weights that flow like air or water.  Nick hits this one out of the PARK, leaning into the opportunity to put his stamp on the second hairiest member of the Inhuman Royal Family (after Gorgon, right?) with grace and aplomb.  I love how Nick uses Medusa's costume as a negative space to anchor the viewer and let their eyes meander where they will over the leagues of locks Nick has set down.  Gorgeous details and fantastic execution!  Congrats, Steve!