In case you didn’t know, Bruce Timm draws smoking hot ladies. From Tom Strong’s Terrific Tales #11 (2004).
In case you didn’t know, Bruce Timm draws smoking hot ladies. From Tom Strong’s Terrific Tales #11 (2004).
Alan Moore and Dave Gibbons, 1986
Printing this out and taking it to the next convention he hits.
After some early 90s experiments with revamping formerly awful heroes like Rob Liefeld’s Supreme, Alan Moore launched his own title where he could experiment with meta-fiction and all the complications of parallel universes and alternate realities. Tom Strong is a fantastic homage to the things one finds ridiculous and endearing about comics. One of my favorite moments is the introduction of a funny animal version of Tom Strong, complete with his black hare wife and conniving vulpine villain Basil Saveen: equal parts Brush and Fantômas.
Almost predicting the recent return of Captain Carrot and Zoo Crew to DC, Warren Strong also plays a big part in the conclusion to the science hero’s story. And he’s a big influence on Shockstar’s design.