I traveled to America for the first time in 2012. My goal was to visit Nerd Mecca, San Diego Comic-Con International.
I had somehow been able to snag some tickets, and I was really exited to finally see Comic-Con with my own eyes.
This is a work-in-progress GIF. It features the different stages John Barry Ballaran took in creating the artwork for the sixth page of Anubis: Dog of Death Part One, Anubis Gets Adopted.
This is a work-in-progress GIF. It features the different stages John Barry Ballaran took in creating the artwork for the fifth page of Anubis: Dog of Death Part One, Anubis Gets Adopted.
Marvel’s Spider-Man was my favorite PlayStation 4 game in 2018.
The game’s developer, Insomniac Games, perfectly represented Spider-Man’s rogues gallery and supportive characters.
Here’s the most recent page of Anubis: Dog of Death 😀
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For this year’s Easter holiday, I and my girlfriend Renate visited Flåm, Norway.
Flåm is a small town located in a fjord in Hordaland county, just a few hours from our home city Bergen.
This is a work-in-progress GIF. It features the different stages John Barry Ballaran took in creating the artwork for the fourth page of Anubis: Dog of Death Part One, Anubis Gets Adopted.
This is a work-in-progress GIF. It features the different stages John Barry Ballaran took in creating the artwork for the third page of Anubis: Dog of Death Part One, Anubis Gets Adopted.
Anubis is all dressed up in some traditional Filipino clothing. So now he’s ready to celebrate Araw ng Kasarinlan (Philippine Independence Day)!
The Batman Arkham series of video games were my first real dive into the deeper mythology surrounding Batman.
I had seen the first two Christopher Nolan directed films when I started playing Arkham Asylum, but I had never picked up a comic book about The Bat.
Here’s the most recent page of Anubis: Dog of Death 😀
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I was recently reminded of the existence of the 1993 video game Jetpack, when it was mentioned on an episode of the Watch Out For Fireballs podcast.