I spoke with Mignola earlier this week about the comic. And I think some of the drawings are the best (or at least my favorite) drawings I’ve ever done. The comic will follow the adventures of a steampunk-like robot, and it’ll blend Mignola’s affinity for monsters and strange happenings. Fully funded on Kickstarter, you can pre-order it now on Blu.

In 1982, hoping to find a way to draw monsters for a living, he moved to New York City and began working for Marvel Comics. Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters (Teaser Trailer) A teaser trailer for the upcoming documentary about Hellboy's creator, Mike Mignola. I’ve been drawing comics for more than thirty-five years, and this was the first time I allowed myself a huge chunk of time to draw just for the fun of drawing. With his easily recognizable style of thin lines, unwieldy shapes, and heavy use of black forms, Mignola has amassed a large following of avid readers of his best-selling graphic novels. was the subject of a documentary titled Mike Mignola: Drawing Monsters. Legacy Patreon supporter Please cancel your Patreon pledge and migrate to the new system. Mike Mignola is an American comic book artist and writer best known for creating Hellboy for. Milton the Monster? I loved that cartoon as a kid but never once ever considered drawing him. This content is restricted to logged in users. I’d never really thought about doing stuff like that, and once I started it was just addictive - seeing what these characters would look like translated into my style. Mignola: Those sketches were just such a joy, especially the ones I did based on old cartoon characters. With the Mike Mignola: The Quarantine Sketchbook coming out soon, what sketches and artistic inspirations surprised you the most looking back on the past year's worth of sketches? RELATED: Young Hellboy: Thomas Sniegoski Takes Dark Horse's Hero to The Hidden Land

I’m really fascinated to hear what people who I don’t actually know, or barely know, have to say. What interviews and observations within the documentary are you looking forward to hearing for yourself?

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