Jackie Lewis

Oni Announces New Titles and Returning Favorites
Oni Announces New Titles and Returning Favorites
Oni Announces New Titles and Returning Favorites
Celebrating March Madness (which is some kind of seasonal daze inflicted on America by either baseball or basketball or one of those other strange sports you all seem to love so much), Oni Press filled the week leading up to this past weekend's Emerald City Comic-Con with a series of big announcements, including the previously-reported news that the publisher is opening up submissions to everyone, and no less than seven new projects from a host of impressive creative teams. To help you pick a few winners (that's what March Madness means, right?) we've rounded up all the announcements in one place.
Emerald City Comicon 'Monsters & Dames' Art Preview: Part 1
Emerald City Comicon 'Monsters & Dames' Art Preview: Part 1
Emerald City Comicon 'Monsters & Dames' Art Preview: Part 1
The official art book of Emerald City Comicon, Monsters & Dames is an annual release that invites a wide spectrum of talent to indulge their artistic idiosyncrasies in the name of charity, with proceeds from sales of the hardcover release and original art auctions having raised over $55,000 for Seattle Children's hospital. Between now and Emerald City's start date of March 27, ComicsAlliance will showcase some of the gorgeous work to be found in the 2014 edition of Monsters & Dames, including exclusive images you'll see here before any where else. Today's preview includes never-before-seen art by modern master Frank Cho as well as material by 2014 cover artist Arthur Adams, Nidhi Chanani, Alina Chau, Heather Hudson, Chris Sheridan, Tim Seeley and Jackie Lewis.
‘Play Ball’ Is a Home Run (Or Your Baseball Pun of Choice) [Preview]
‘Play Ball’ Is a Home Run (Or Your Baseball Pun of Choice) [Preview]
‘Play Ball’ Is a Home Run (Or Your Baseball Pun of Choice) [Preview]
Over the past few years, the writing team of Nunzio DeFilippis and Christina Weir have been quietly producing some of the most solid character-driven comics on the market. They've done it everywhere, from independent OGNs to webcomics, and even a story that introduced TV's King Tut to the Batman comics...
DIY Roundup:  Five Great Mini-Comics From the Fluke Festival
DIY Roundup: Five Great Mini-Comics From the Fluke Festival
DIY Roundup: Five Great Mini-Comics From the Fluke Festival
This weekend, I drove down to Athens, Georgia for Fluke, a one-day mini-comics festival held at the 40 Watt. It was my second time setting up there, and it's a great show that presents the perfect opportunity to meet the independent creators who are often overlooked in favor of mainstream writers and artists at bigger conventions, and check out what they have to offer...
Sad Baby Monsters: Cthulhu and the Rancor Just Need a Hug
Sad Baby Monsters: Cthulhu and the Rancor Just Need a Hug
Sad Baby Monsters: Cthulhu and the Rancor Just Need a Hug
A few weeks ago, we posted a set of redesigns by students at the Savannah College of Art and Design inspired by Marvel's American Panther, including one by SCAD's own Jackie Lewis. I had the chance to meet Jackie this past weekend at Fluke 2011 in Athens, GA, and it turns out that turning the Red Skull into an icon of American patriotism isn't the only incredible transformation she's pulled off -