Cartoons and License Art

An early color sample I did to get the assignment to illustrate full color Scooby stories for WB.

Cover to the third of my full color work for Scooby books.

Love those traditional chef pants that CC is wearing! That must be what's so scary for Scooby and Shaggy.

The first Scooby story I did. It was fun doing research for my "Samurai Ghost" design!

You can almost hear the bongo drum sound effects as Scooby and Shaggy run and get nowhere!

I like limiting the palette for this nighttime scene to just blue and yellow! Very effective.

It's been my distinct honor to illustrate the movie tie-in activity books for the last 6 Harry Potter movies!

That's a lot of likenesses to nail on one page!

A quiet moment as the kids grow up.

One of my favorite portrait pages (and favorite actors) from the HP series.

A "movie style" cover I did for the Alley Oop comic books. Still waiting for the movie.

My pencils and inks on the daily Blondie comic strip for King Features

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I very briefly inked a few pieces for Jim Davis (no relation) who coincidentally also lives close by.

An animated style Phantom I penciled and inked for an overseas publisher.

A Sunday comic strip that appeared in the Spanish paper El Pais featuring your Cartoon Network pals.

The strip rotated Dexter's Lab, Powerpuff Girls, and Codename Kids Next Door.

I became a true international cartoonist drawing this weekly strip for over a year.

I drew some Spongebob coloring books for Nickelodeon and finally earned the respect of my kids

What's more fun than a classic American icon like Archie?

I really enjoyed this full color illustration packing in as many Mother Goose characters as I could think of

Dan's first job at DC Comics was inking the first DC comic work of talented Travis Charest on a Flash Annual!
Fun Fact #1
Dan was the troublemaker who revived Alley Oop as a comic book series in the late 90's for which he both wrote and drew stories.
Fun Fact #2
Dan's third series at DC Comics was inking Stars and S.T.R.I.P.E. - the first comic written and created by Geoff Johns! Whatever became of him?
Fun Fact #3
Dan's art made the front page of the Wall Street Journal when they reprinted the cover to "Major Power" an advertising comic he had drawn for a local utility company
Fun Fact #4

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