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 Hi everybody!

I was messing around in an old hard drive and found a lot of my old work. I thought I could share it with you since most of you, most likely, follow me for my more recent work starting at Dynamite.

Before that I was drawing random projects I got from DeviantArt, a lot of potential but sadly not enough money to get eyes on it.

Most of them were literally funded by the writters themselves. Brave people but it's a hard industry...

This will show you that, when people ask us (artists that is) "How did you learn to draw?" and we always say "practice, practice and more practice".... well, this is the proof! 

I'ts a never ending learning process...

So in order:

Unbeatable #1-2: was my first graphic novel with Matthias Wolf as the writter/producer. Colors by the great @teo_gonzalez_colorist

Les Aventuriers de l'OAK #1-2: This was for a french publisher, Kantik. It was a lot of fun but sadly they disappeared before publishing issue #2.

Black Lotus Empire: This was a great project such cool designs!

C.U.P.I.D.S. such cool characters designs and story

Ferrous Bloom: somewhat of a Blade Runner vibe with an old school cop with a cool car haha Here I improved masively my car drawing skills!

Gutters: I don't even remember what this is! I guess it was something for DC but, seriously, I don't have any recollection of it!

JINNRISE: A cover I did for IDW for a comicbook series I never heard of before!

I also found a couple links that mention some of my older work if you guys want to check it out.

https://www.comixology.eu/Carlos-Gomez/comics-creator/1370

https://comicvine.gamespot.com/carlos-gomez-sp/4040-75894/issues-cover/

I hope you enjoy this kind of ride through memory lane!

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AJ Bush

You are a master at this stuff! Thanks for sharing this

fadeNEON

These are great, and I appreciate you sharing. Were you using digital to do these or traditional?

Monday 2 Friday

Incredible. I never knew about this. Your style has evolved incredibly fast and well in 10 years. Dedication and effort brought you to now. Incredible.

Ami Chavez

Thanks for sharing! Really enjoyed this!

G3a79!

Thanks for sharing ! These are great! You always have such tight pencils, even in these older pages. It’s fun to see your digital work ( maybe even looking a little looser) . Do you find working digitally any more freeing, to try different poses etc without having to commit as early, or is it more or less the same for you. Every sneak peak on America looks amazing, can’t wait to grab that first issue.

G3a79!

Well I love what you’re doing, and thanks for sharing your process!

fadeNEON

As for my first post I'll like to say thank you for taking the time to reply. I was looking at the linework as they were high res, I realize that you did the Dresden Files and the Red Sonja run all in traditional. I got some many questions to ask so I will limit to few for now. Did you ink or have an inker for those pages? What size paper did you use for your pages? I guessing you don't reside in the States so its not the standard 11x17? Thanks for taking the time to answer.

Monday 2 Friday

I think the Batman page was more of a parody to both support gun regulation and heavily criticize the modern NRA for being gun happy.

Monday 2 Friday

If you could show your favorite book covers from each year since you went professional, what would you choose for 2012, 2016, 2020, and the years in between?