After years of creating art for DC Comics series like Secret Six and Earth Two, Nicola Scott launched Black Magick with Greg Rucka to immediate acclaim for her transition from drawing clean superheroics to painting a gritty world of crime and witchcraft. Since I spoke with Nicola last she briefly returned to DC to create […]
DC REBORN ROUND-UP: WONDER WOMAN #10 Inspires– Let’s Believe a Better World Exists
Alex Lu and Kyle Pinion review this week’s latest DC titles including All-Star Batman #4 and Wonder Woman #10!
NYCC ’16: Bilquis Evely to take over after Nicola Scott on WONDER WOMAN art duties
Evely will take over on even-numbered issues of the title starting with #16
DC Reborn Review: “Year One” kicks off in the excellent WONDER WOMAN #2
Alex Lu and Kyle Pinion review the first issue of Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott’s new origin tale for Wonder Woman and Steve Trevor
MATT CHATS: Nicola Scott on Making ‘Magick’ with Greg Rucka
Nicola Scott is probably best known currently for her time drawing for DC Comics. Her smooth, sleek linework on titles such as Secret Six and Earth 2 was distinct but still fit in tonally with the rest of the DC Universe. Despite her success with that style, she switches up dramatically for her creator-owned Image title Black Magick, written by Greg […]
24 Hours of Halloween: Black Magick by Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott
Greg Rucka and Nicola Scott launched their new Image comics this week, with Black Magick #1, which stars a female PD in a world of mysteries: Detective Rowan Black works robbery/homicide for the Portsmouth PD, but her greatest mystery is the truth about herself…both who she has been, and who she will become. Yet there […]
Interview: Nicola Scott on Wonder Woman and more
Wonder Woman has always been a part of Nicola Scott’s life, in fact it might seem like she was destined to work with the heroine’s, be as an artist or an actress. Scott came late to comics and in fact, it was the simple desire to draw Wonder Woman every day that set her on her path to DC.
Her pursuit of her dream is a study in determination and will cause no small amount of awe given the fiercely competitive industry she wanted to break into. Below Nicola discusses her Wonder Woman, Wonder Woman’s appearance in the upcoming Batman vs Superman movie, and how a failed Wonder Woman pilot set her on her path to comic success.
Why Nicola Scott’s Batman statue matters
Can you name your top five female Batman artists? Yesterday DC solicited four new statues and one figure for January 2014. Among that list is Nicola Scott’s Batman Black and White Earth 2 statue design. Henry BarajasHenry Barajas is the co-creator, writer and letterer for El Loco and Captain Unikorn. He has also written and lettered […]