Perry Crowe

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I’m a writer and editor.

Hal gets choked in space (again)
This comic book panel features the Silver Surfer in mid-flight, his iconic silver form blazing with light trails. He's depicted against a vibrant, abstract background filled with swirling, colorful lines in shades of pink, yellow, and blue, suggesting speed and disorientation. In the foreground, stylized buildings and what appear to be tiny cars suggest an urban environment below. A speech bubble from the Surfer declares, "--AND SMASH IT HEAD-ON!", conveying a sense of urgency and determination. The overall mood is energetic and action-packed.
This black and white manga panel depicts a highly stylized, intense scene. A character's head is shown in extreme close-up, their face contorted in a scream and covered with densely packed Japanese text, giving a surreal, disorienting effect. Harsh, angular lines and speed lines radiate from behind the figure, suggesting intense action or psychic energy. Two hands, rendered with detail, are positioned as if confronting or interacting with the character. The overall mood is one of chaos, high drama, and overwhelming sensory input.
In a stark, snowy landscape with jagged mountains, the metallic Silver Surfer stands amidst several large, brown, hairy, ape-like beings. He gently touches the head of one creature, which looks down at him. The scene evokes a sense of wonder and discovery. A speech bubble from one of the creatures directly addresses the viewer, stating, "I MADE FRIENDS EASILY..." while a caption above describes the inhabitants as "simple, child-like folk" who are "profoundly curious."
This comic book cover depicts a dramatic scene titled "Stan Lee Presents: Night Nurse!" A red-haired nurse, Christine Palmer, in a white uniform and a flowing red cape, walks with purpose towards a large, ominous gothic mansion. The night is stormy, with wind indicated by her tugging cape and the text describing howling wind and lightning. She clutches a suitcase, looking determined yet apprehensive. The caption text on the cover sets a suspenseful mood, hinting at secrets within "The Secret of Sea-Cliff Manor!"
This comic spread opens with a suburban scene, but quickly escalates. A van, labeled "Laredo Movers," is depicted in violent motion, crashing through a wooden fence and colliding with a tree. The word "SLAM" is emblazoned across the panel, emphasizing the impact. Shards of glass and splintered wood fill the air, creating a sense of extreme chaos and destruction. Text boxes provide narration, referencing a typical morning turning crazy and a character calling out, "Clint! This way, man. I got you." The art style is gritty and dynamic, conveying a high-stakes and action-packed moment.
The back cover of "American Caper" #1 graphic novel showcases a striking, chaotic illustration. A monstrous face dominates, its swirling eye hinting at madness. Surrounding it are scenes of gambling: dice, playing cards, and people engaged in a high-stakes game, some appearing distressed. The color palette is dark and moody, emphasizing the comic's theme of damaged families amidst corruption. The tagline promises a darkly humorous story. Pre-order information directs readers to local comic shops, Dark Horse Comics, and Absurd Ventures.
A close-up shows a hand holding a vibrant comic book. The cover features a striking illustration of a cartoon creature with bat-like ears, dark fur, and bright red eyes. It's dressed in a green top and black pants and holds a piece of paper. Beside it is a smaller, similarly stylized green creature. The background is a dynamic swirl of red, white, and blue stripes, creating a bold and energetic visual. The overall style is reminiscent of graphic novels and independent comics, giving a sense of quirky and artistic energy.
Enthusiastically displayed outside Comix Experience, a man with a joyful grin and salt-and-pepper beard showcases "The Pedestrian" graphic novel. The cover's striking design depicts a person in a light green suit suspended upside down amidst a vibrant cityscape. The store's signage is partially visible, adding to the context of a comic book lover sharing his latest find. The overall mood is one of happy discovery and excitement about the new comic.
The cover art for *The Pedestrian* Issue #1 variant depicts a thrilling showdown. A lone figure in a stark white suit is surrounded and engaged in combat with several figures dressed in dark suits within a confined, red, box-like structure. The setting evokes a sense of claustrophobia and tension, emphasizing the central figure’s struggle. The color contrast—white against dark—highlights the hero's vulnerability against the many antagonists. The dynamic poses imply intense action and a desperate fight for survival. The overall style is bold and graphic, capturing the energy of a comic book action sequence. The artist's signature is visible in the upper right corner.
This watercolor graphic novel illustration shows a poignant scene of grief. In the bottom panel, a man with patterned tattoos on his arms sits with his hands clasped, head bowed in sorrow. Above, he holds the body of a person with similar tattoos, suggesting a close relationship. Earlier panels depict a person falling into a swirling, blue portal and a man reacting to the event, hinting at an accident and a loss connected to a supernatural element. The muted color palette enhances the somber mood.