Doc Shaner

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Writer/Artist for DC Comics. He/him. https://docshaner.bigcartel.com

DC Comics character and Daily Planet reporter Lois Lane, drawn by a guy who worked for his college newspaper for beer money.
A drawing of DC Comics character Superman, by Doc Shaner. Superman is flying toward the viewer high above the city, smiling because he knows your secrets but don't worry, he's not going to tell anybody. And frankly you should be more worried about how you got all the way up here.
A drawing of Godzilla in black and white by Doc Shaner. The King of the Monsters™ towers over Tokyo and is frankly making it all about himself if I'm honest.
A marker sketch of DC Comics' Wildcat on a yellow post-it by Doc Shaner, a big fan of DC Comics' Wildcat and yellow post-its.
The Wildcat figure from the McFarlane Super Powers line. He has a loose belt to keep his black onesie from flying off his body.
Doc Shaner pages from an old Deadpool annual featuring Deadpool, Thor, and Luke Cage.
A HULK sketch cover with a drawing of the Red Hulk by Doc Shaner. This Hulk is very red and just as angry.
A drawing of obscure Marvel Comics character, WOLVERINE, by Doc Shaner. Drawn in black, yellow, and I guess a sort of orange ink, it was pretty inconsistent. Wolverine is hiding his face because he has spinach in his teeth and is embarrassed.
The cover to Action Comics #1098 by Ryan Sook, featuring Superboy, Martian Manhunter, Mary Marvel, and Booster Gold.
I mean just look at this guy. I guess Godzilla was lifting cruise ships after he died or something. SPOILER. I hope he finds peace.
Drawings by Doc Shaner, L to R: Green Arrow, Superman, Mary Marvel, Black Canary, and Wildcat. In different colors and varying degrees of looking tough I guess.
A drawing of Gamera by Doc Shaner depicting the giant flying fire-breathing turtle standing tall over a city and probably reminding everyone how awesome he is.
Drawing by Doc Shaner of Monkey D. Luffy from Eiichiro Oda's ONE PIECE. Pencil and ink and crayon and the whole kitchen sink on paper.
Drawing of DC Comics' BLACK CANARY by Doc Shaner, in shades of yellow and black and also there's a bird.
Copies of Superman/Spider-Man #1, featuring the variant cover by Doc Shaner of the Supermobile and Spider-Mobile.
Drawing of Marvel Comics' Spider-Man jumping over a taxi cab by Doc Shaner.
Two studies of Monkey D. Luffy by Doc Shaner, one which is more in his own style and the other which is closer to Eiichiro Oda's work and was fun to draw.
Copies of Darwyn Cooke's The Complete Spirit Connoisseur Edition and Batman: Ego The Deluxe Edition by Darwyn Cooke. Desk not by Darwyn Cooke but still very nice.
Spider-Man by Doc Shaner
Variant cover for Superman/Spider-Man #1 by Doc Shaner, featuring Spider-Man driving up the side of a building in the Spider-Mobile, and Superman driving the Super-Mobile, fending off attacks from their respective villains. It was a lot of work, thank you for your time.
A pencil drawing by Doc Shaner.
drawing of Lupin the 3rd by Doc Shaner, drawn with the help of d e l u s i o n.
The wedding of SpaceGodzilla and Minus One Godzilla. Presided over by M.O.G.U.E.R.A.
I dunno, kinda hard to tease stuff if I'm describing it here. A drawing by Doc Shaner, of...thiiiissssss.
A drawing by Doc Shaner of one of those awful toy monkeys that Stephen King seems to be obsessed with.
A drawing by Doc Shaner of Superman, that guy he's always drawing YEESH we get it. Superman floats above Metropolis in front of the Daily Planet building while resting on giant numbers, but real chill. Like it's his senior photo for the yearbook and he hopes everybody has a good summer, never change.
A drawing by Doc Shaner of Ittō and Daigorō from Kazuo Koike and Goseki Kojima's LONE WOLF AND CUB, done in 2010.
Drawing of DC Comics character Aquaman swimming at the viewer at dangerous speeds. Why so fast? Slow down, Sea King.
"I'm a sucker for this color scheme" using the Mamdani campaign template. Because I am.
A black, white, and red drawing of Godzilla, by Doc Shaner.
Drawing of Spider-Punk from Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse, by Doc Shaner. A black and white ink drawing of Spider-Punk grabbing the camera, I guess, I'm not really sure where I was going with this one, thank you for reading this far.
New book haul on art cabinet, from top to bottom- The Moon Is Following Us - DWJ/Rossmo/Spicer World Heist - Sterte Return To Eden - Roca Absolute Wonder Woman - Thompson/Sherman/De Iulis/Bellaire TMNT: Return to New York - Aaron/Jones/Albuquerque/Chiang/Burnham/Robertson/Ferreyra Drifting Dragons V1 - Kuwabara Ultramega V2 - Harren/Stewart Akira V1 - Otomo
Drawing of Samus Aran from the Metroid games, by Doc Shaner. Ink on paper.
Drawing of Link, Tatl, Tael, Skull Kid, and that freaky moon from The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask, by Doc Shaner. On paper, in black, white, and a bunch of tones in between.
Urasawa and Otomo talking while looking over pages from DOMU, Otomo says "What are we talking about?"
A note from '92, written by Alex Toth. I'll try to type it out as best I can below-- "This one's for fun- yours and mine! To cast their upcoming extravaganzas, movie studios often resort to the 'cattlecall', come one, come all Such was the case in 1950... WILDCAT *in this tale I can't resist titling 'WILDCATTLECALL" (there- I did it, and I'm glad!) [What's better than one Wildcat? How about 357? Yup- So far-] -- so it was, outside the casting office gate of miracle pictures -- ' if it's a good pictuer, it's a miracle!' You must've heard their motto. {Not bad, huh? Had my wife stitch it up for me, soon as I heard} {Yeah--? Well, don't look now, but it's popping seams all over} "
Printouts of a photo of Mitch Gerads, defaced by my children for work. Top Right: Mommy(Mommy!!!!) Middle Left: Ouchie (OW) Middle Right: Devil / Devil Tail Bottom Left: Pick Nose and Chicken Pox Bottom Right: Out Tongue and Crazy Eyes.
Spine to the first volume of Mobile Suit Gundam.
Sketches of Superman, Krypto, the Daily Planet, and a spaceship over some blocks of color, by Doc Shaner
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Headline from NPR reading: Critics said 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' would flop. They underestimated Turtle Power.
A bunch of different files trying to show up all at once resulting in this bright neon nightmare.
DC Comics' Metamorpho, drawn by Doc Shaner. Pencil and ink on paper.
DC Comics' Mr Terrific, drawn by Doc Shaner in black, white, and red.
Waiter there's some Wildcat in my Superman movie.
The Terrifics, by Doc Shaner.
Mister Terrifics by Doc Shaner
Rough thumbnails for the cover to Terrifics #17, by Doc Shaner.
Lines for an unused cover for DC Comics' Terrifics #17, by Doc Shaner.
Photo of a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles take on Jim Davis' famous newspaper strip character That God Damn Garfield and David Cronenberg's next project, Turtle Shell Odie.
detail of a drawing of Robotman, from DC Comics' Doom Patrol, by Doc Shaner.
detail of a drawing of the Transformer, Prowl, by Doc Shaner
detail of a drawing of the video game character Mega Man by Doc Shaner, who wants you to know he loves these games even though he never beat a single one ever.
Illustration of Marvel Comics' DOCTOR DOOM by Doc Shaner, detail.