Here’s a look at inks from The Kid Knight graphic novel. This full-page image shows King Arthur in battle. Click the image below to see a larger version.

The initial pencil drawing of this page can be seen here.

Here’s a look at preview pencils for the opening sequence in The Kid Knight. This shows the battle between Arthur and Camlann which sets the stage for the rest of the story. The second image shows the initial rough sketch. Click each image for a larger view.

This year’s holiday card features Bloop. The Kid Knight should get the spotlight in 2010!

I’ll be at the Virginia Comicon this weekend in Richmond, Virginia. I’ll have preview artwork from The Kid Knight as well as copies of The Kid Knight Preview book and orginial art from other projects including Star Trek. Details about the convention can be found on their web site: http://vacomicon.com/

If you’re in the area, stop by and say hi! — Steve

Here’s the color version of the of the Kid Knight and his allies with the special effects added. The inked version can be seen here. Click the image below for a larger view.

One of the best things about working on the Start Trek: Year Four comics was meeting many of the television show’s fans. A highlight of which was meeting the creators of the Starship Farragut fan film series. These guys go the extra light year. Not only are the effects, sets and stories consistent with the original series, these guys went so far as to create ANIMATED episodes featuring their crew done in the same style as the Filmation Star Trek animated series. Just terrific.

John Broughton, the Starship Farragut’s Captain Jack Carter, and I chatted briefly about Star Trek and The Kid Knight on his blog: mycaptainsblog.com

This shows the final black-and-white design for The Kid Knight’s armor as well as the latest versions of Draco, Leo and Ursa Major. When the piece is colored, the constellations – as well as the kid’s sword and shield – will have special effects added as seen in the color artwork at the top of the site. — Steve

This is a character design showing what the sorcerer Camlann looked like 1,500 years ago when his armies invaded England…

This was an early version of The Kid Knight’s armor and the villain’s overall look as well. The thinking at the time was that the villain’s armor was more organic and grown – like a crab shell. I dropped that pretty quickly.

My take on the legendary wizard. Ink on bristol.