Hulk vs Death's Head - the COMPLETE strip!

More than a few folks who follow me on Twitter have enquired about where they may purchase the original Hulk vs Death's Head strip, which was printed in a VERY limited run of my Soulman Inc Sketch-book back in 2009. Since said book is long out of print, I thought I'd treat you guys to the strip... as it was originally published in it's entirety! So put on your purple pants, get a packet of Jelly babies... and enjoy, yes?

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HULK SMASH!

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"Me Grimlock munch metal!"

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Attack Eyebrows - Part 2

Here is another sketch of my favourite Doctor Who, the 12th Doctor Peter Capaldi. The original sketch was drawn in Pencil and ink, and coloured in Photoshop with a digitally created montage background.

Attack Eyebrows

I'm going to miss Peter Capaldi when he steps away from the Tardis in the upcoming Doctor Who Christmas special. Peter is my favourite Doctor Who (even over Tom Baker, and I never thought that would happen!), and have really enjoyed his time as the Doctor. Here's a late night sketch I did last night, of the 12th Doctor.

Thank you Peter Capaldi! May those Attack Eyebrows never dull, and bottle tops beware all over time and space for many years to come!

Peter Capaldi as the 12th Doctor.

What If... Roddy McDowall had played the Doctor?

Whenever the current Doctor Who lead actor decides to leave the series, speculation always begins as to who will be the next person to pilot the TARDIS through time and space. This got me to thinking who I would have love see playing the greatest of the Time Lords. Even though this can sadly never happen, I like to think that in the multiverse of alternate realities, the great Roddy McDowall was once of the Doctor's incarnations... and that somewhere, somehow, he's still out there in time and space fighting the good fight! Here are some digital manipulations I decided to produce, showing the fearless Dalek Hunter in action!

"I... hunt... DALEKS!"

What if... Roddy McDowall played the Doctor!

Lethbridge-Stewart... wonderful chap!

Brigadier Alistair Gordon Lethbridge-Stewart, the beloved character from the classic Doctor Who series (played by the late, great Nicholas Courtney) is getting his own line of novels, written by that splendid fellow Andy Frankham-Allen and published by the wonderful chaps at Candy Jar books! This line of novels, based on the character before he became Brigadier will feature covers by yours truly... the first of which being LETHBRIDGE-STEWART: THE FORGOTTEN SON which is out early 2015. I'm extremely proud to be the official artist for this series featuring such an iconic character from the world of Doctor Who (the Brig is an all-time favourite of mine). You can find out more about this exciting series and pre-order a copy on the Candy Jar website!

Cover art for the upcoming LETHBRIDGE-STEWART: THE FORGOTTEN SON.
Artwork by Simon Williams.

Hulk In A Fez!

Here's something a little different... some Photoshop pics I put together for fun. Hope they give you a laugh!

Hulk in a Fez... because Hulk's in Fezzes are cool.

Wibbly wobbly, smashy washy!

WHO ya gonna call?

Sketch Covers

Here are some sketch covers from a recent comic convention... where I actually braved colouring them for the first time ever! Hope you like them... the Sylvester McCoy Doctor Who cover was penciled by Anthony D. Lee and inked/grey tones by yours truly.

Artwork by Simon Williams.

Artwork by Simon Williams.

Pencils by Anthony D. Lee, inks/grey tones by
Simon Williams.

The Hulk, Death's Head... and the Doctor?!

Here are a couple of pages from my SOULMAN INC SKETCHBOOK, which featured my original comic strip battle between the Incredible Hulk and Death's Head, as well as a collection of sketches and artwork from yours truly. I had a tremendous amount of fun writing and drawing this strip (which originally started off as a couple of pages posted up onto my deviant art page and took a life of it's own shortly after... even leading to an official strip, featured in last years MARVEL HEROES.)... I wanted the book as a whole to be a tribute to the 1970's Marvel UK comics, hence the black and white halftone shading. Since it's pretty much no secret who the third character of the story is now (since the sketchbook has been reviewed several times online), I thought I'd share these pages for you all to see. This is the first time these pages have been shown online... the first being exclusive to this blog:

I'd love to see this strip coloured up sometime... maybe for a second printing. Meantime, hope you like this piece of retro-comic goodness... and if you're all good, I may post another page up for you to check out sometime soon...

The cover to the above comic strip... cover inks by comics legend Joe Rubinstein.

The New Doctor

Saturday April 3rd, 2010.... a day that heralded the start of a new era for the long-running BBC sci-fi series Doctor Who. The highly anticipated first episode of the new series, now starring Matt Smith in the title role aired tonight.... and was the first full episode to feature the 11th Doctor. I'm not going to post a review of the show.... I just want to say that Matt Smith is FANTASTIC as the Doctor, and is a worthy successor to the excellent David Tennant, who raised the show to whole new levels of popularity during his tenure as the 10th Doctor. This episode also introduces us to the ever-so-slightly attractive Karen Gillan... who excels in her performance as new companion Amy Pond.

The 11th Doctor is here.... and the Tardis is in very good hands.