The Comedian by Jason Pearson

Art by Jason Pearson

Above, an intense Comedian by acclaimed comic book creator Jason Pearson. Pearson passed away last month but the sad news emerged just few days ago (more here). Pearson was a fantastic artist and a personal favourite of mine. He also drew a couple of Tom Strong stories written by Moore.

 

The 17th of August 2013 he wrote on his Facebook page:

Here's my newest piece- The Comedian from Alan Moore and Dave Gibbon's 'Watchmen'. For those who don't know- Hollywood made a (terrible) movie about the series.
The piece is derived from the scene of the Comedian in Vietnam. It was a mental battle to do this or the scene from the bar when the Comedian kills a pregnant woman after she cuts his face open.

Yeah, I'm a sick minded individual.

Hugs and Kisses

-J

Draw in Peace, Jason!

The Comedian by Mike McKone

Art by Mike McKone.

Above, a great Comedian by British comic book artist Mike McKone.

You can follow McKone on his Twitter, HERE.

AM Portrait: The Comedian

Art by Roberto Recchioni

In 2003 Roberto Recchioni drew a great old style illustration of The Comedian as his contribution to the Alan Moore: Portrait of an Extraordinary Gentleman tribute book (see page 283 of the sold-out volume, and obviously, the above jpg image.)

Roberto Recchioni is a well-known Italian comics artist and writer, creator of several series and characters and writer for the best-selling Italian comic book series Dylan Dog.

He is also a videogame and movie expert, a tech geek and a popular blogger. For more info about him visit his blog Dalla Parte di Asso (Italian only).

Again, many thanks to Mr. Recchioni for his contribution to the Alan Moore: Portrait and for the permission to post his illustration here.