Matthew Palacios!

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Bringing joy by making cool comics. | www.palaciosworks.net/portfolio | mpalaciosworks(at)gmail.com | Store: palaciosworks.bigcartel.com | patreon.com/palaciosworks

Evangelion-inspired poster for the third Anyone Can Cook Zine Fest.
Jason Alexander as Colonel Sanders. Jason Alex-Sanders, if you will.
Tweet from @metalgearobama that reads, "Reading Mein Kampf and shaking my head the whole time so the people on the bus know I disagree with it"
Photo of part of Seattle Gasworks, a brown defunct gas refinery.
Actor Sean Maher wearing a suit
Color portrait of Ten-For from Marvel, a blue and gold robot.
Sped up video of me blacking out a bookshelf next to a robot in a comic panel.
Comic page of Nightbeat, Siren, and Hosehead meeting at a bar split between three sections showing the process from pencils to color.
A smiling Marshmallow waving someone over in front of a background made of various cropped comic panels.
Color portrait of Toa Inika Hewkii from Bionicle in front of a minimalist rainforest background.
Pencil comic panel of a humanoid robot flipping off a light switch in front of a doorway.
Cropped comic panel of Doublecross from Transformers standing in the background of a bar scene.
Screenshot of a Reddit post titled "Is DC generating the synopsis on the back of their TPBs?" by user Oldboymatty. Post includes a picture of the back cover to Batman: Dark Patterns with a description that reads, "A series of four self-contained, street -level, evergreen Batman mysteries exploring the early days of Batman’s place within Gotham City and his healing presence within its streets. Batman: Dark Patterns is a grounded, mystery-driven series set in the early days of Batman’s career, echoing the tone and style of classics such as The Long Halloween, Dark Victory, and Hush. Written by Dan Watters, with art by Hayden Sherman, each three-part story is a self-contained detective case rooted in the trauma and transformation of Gotham’s people and cityscape. Emphasizing Batman’s role as a methodical sleuth and shadowy symbol of hope, the series avoids cosmic or supernatural elements in favor of lo-fi, solvable mysteries that showcase the Dark Knight as a healer cloaked in darkness."
Portrait drawing of G1 Soundwave from Transformers.
Pen and ink portrait of G1 Ironhide from Transformers.
Color illustration of the muscle car version of Speed-Bot from Transformers: Go-Bots from the waist up.
Drawing of Galvatron, in his gray Marvel colors, yelling with anger.
Black and white portrait of Optimus Prime.
Black and white portrait drawing of G1 Springer from Transformers.
Color portrait illustration of the robot Zog from Astro Boy with his cannon arm raised in front of a yellow background.
Color illustration of Lightray from the New Gods hovering with his arms outstretched with a radiant, Kirby Krackle sunburst behind him.
A cropped in-progress comic panel of Nightbeat from Transformers having a worrying revelation.
Photo of me (very handsome) sitting at the National Cartoonists Society booth with some comics and drawing implements.
Pen and ink portrait of Daredevil, looking stern.
Pen and ink portrait of Starscream from Transformers: Prime
Color drawing of Darkhawk from Marvel Comics from the midsection up looking to his right in front of a glowing pink diamond.
A section of the WonderCon exhibit hall map with an an arrow pointing to booth 2000 and the same info as the text of this post.
A flat color comic panel of Ginou from Transformers leaning over and talking.
A black and white portrait of Strongarm from Transformers: Robots in Disguise (2015)
A color portrait of Kaon from Transformers: More than Meets the Eye
A color portrait of a smiling Silverbolt from Transformers: Beast Wars.
Pen and ink portrait of Ratchet from Transformers: More than Meets the Eye.
Pen and ink portrait drawing of G1 Sunstreaker from Transformers.
A museum exhibit with original Jack Kirby/Dick Ayers X-Men pages on the wall.
Black and white portrait illustration of a Decepticon cassette condor from Transformers.
Color portrait of Skids from the Marvel Transformers comics.
Color illustration of Kreon Optimus Prime holding his rifle in an action pose in front of an orange background.