Comic Book Illustration

Animated Style Batman from my latest series

Working with good buddy Tim Levins here

A cartoon version of the Caped Crusader.

Sleek superhero comics. Tim and I get Nightwing to the party on time!

From Tangent miniseries. A more illustrative approach.

Chris Jones pencils and my inks side by side.

From Family Dynamic #3. Just another family trying to get along!

Pencils by my pal Kevin West from Majestic 17 Wildstorm.

A team up comic distributed only at Nascar Races. DC Comics.

Ink sample I did to sharpen my skills over my old friend Paul Pelletier's pencils.

From CN Action Pack #8. My pencils and inks on the cover!

Can you draw 3 different cartoon styles overnight for the cover? Sure!

Unused cover art for an early issue of CNAP. Plans change sometimes

One of my favorite splash pages from my time penciling and inking Samurai Jack

Nice black and white design using Jack and Aku

I like the time lapse film strip across the top showing Jack's movement through the corn

Pretty happy with this example of a whole lot of visual storytelling on just one page

Epic battle with a cartoon finish. Samurai Jack could go from Drama to Comedy in a snap

Bringing a little Kirby with the spacecraft and backgrounds.

I got to design my own Kirby badguy in this story. A bonus for me

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