In honor of Creator Owned Day, a “little” something from the recently announced ENORMOUS! From Shadowline-Image July 2012!

You can’t have a giant monster pin-up gallery without first inviting some of the modern horror masters of comics and illustration! Daniele Serra has been published in Europe, Australia and the United States, and his work has been displayed at various exhibits around the globe. He has also worked for DC Comics, Image Comics, Cemetery Dance, Weird Tales and more. Dani’s beautifully dark and twisted work can be seen state-side in Image Comics “FADE TO BLACK” mini-series, available in collected form.

Explore Dani’s portfolio.

He’s spent the last several years destroying Atlanta so we invited Charlie Adlard to lay waste to Phoenix! The Walking Dead’s Eisner Award-Winning Artist graciously took some time out from his very busy schedule to give us his take on our lead character Ellen Grace. Charlie is without a doubt one of our heroes, and his non-stop work on The Walking Dead month in and out defines professionalism in visual story-telling. If you read TWD, then you know Charlie for his use of moody blacks & grey tones, and an uncanny ability to make all the characters “act” in extremely evocative ways. Plus, Charlie is the rarest of commodities, he is a true gentlemen. Here we get to see Charlie in a different light – drawing Enormous in full color!

Explore more: Charlie Adlard | Splashpage | Skybound

Today’s artist, Anthony “Tony” Gregori has got a loaded Jack Russell and ain’t afraid to use it! So just back up slowly. Currently at work on several projects, including a 3 issue mini-series for Viper Comics, Tony might just be the hardest working artist in the business. Have a look at his portfolio and you’ll see a wide range of genre work; from drama to romance, epics to thrillers and even some super hero work for good measure. And remember to keep an eye out for Tony’s series from Viper this summer at SDCC!

Tony bravely delivered a beast that we nicknamed “TANK” for the fact that- well, just look at that 45-foot monstrosity! In the world of Enormous, this forest creeper hails from the Pacific Northwest. So watch your step.

A self-described cartoonist, muralist and winner, Nick spends his free time making Joe Eisma barf on Skype. You’ll find his wildly imaginitive art in the pages of Image Comics’ “Red Wing” and “Manhattan Projects” series authored by Jonathan Hickman. Nick’s rendition of the “Stilt”, kicks off the “Enormous Friends” art gallery! 

Thank you for getting us off to an amazingly awesome start Nick!

Explore more: Nick Pitarra | Red Wing | Manhattan Projects

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