The #1 Sylvester Stallone Fan Site in the World!
To comic book fans, Dick Giordano is a living legend. During his fifty plus years in the biz he’s done everything from ink all the greats (including himself) to serve as Editor-in-Chief of DC Comics, to co-founding his own comic company. Mr. Giordano also has a great sense of humor.
I recently had the good fortune to pick up six model sheet headsketches of Sly that Mr. Giodano did before starting work on DC Comics adaptation of “Demolition Man.” That’s the first posted above.
SZoner, DekeDasilva posted a larger version of the photo above on the StalloneZone Message Board. It’s a photo which appears in the current issue of Empire magazine.
I received word from Igor Hrenovac who has started a The Expendables fan site. You can check it out by clicking here.
I picked up this cool sketch by Ted Naifeh at the last MegaCon. John Higashi suggested I consider Ted for a Stallone sketch. Thanks John! Ted opted to do Deke from “NIghthawks” and did a bang-up job. You can check out more of Ted’s art at his site.
Israel Baptist runs a nice Sylvester Stallone website which features news, photos, video clips, and art primarlily by an artist named Clodoaldo. Check out the site and let ’em know I sent ya!
On July 6, 2009, Mike Scott at NOLA.com posted a piece about “The Expendables” that he called “The Big Bang Theory”.
A short piece posted at MovieHole.net saying that “The Expendables” could become a franchise.
Happy 63rd Birthday to Sylvester Stallone! Just one question, “Where do you keep the time machine?”
SZoner, Edinho Maga, the fantastic sculptor who created this Rambo statute, sent in these great photos. Edinho presented Sly with a Rambo statue as well as Edinho’s Rocky statue. Although the Rocky piece has not been licensed, Edinho does have a few copies available for $250 plus shipping.
This week’s piece is Sly as Rambo by Scotty Schumaker. I’d been following Scotty’s work at his Deviant Art site for a while, so when he offered up sketch commissions, I had to jump on board. Scotty was great through the whole process, keeping us all informed on where he was on his posted commission list. He sent the art in a package that a tank couldn’t have destroyed.
Thanks to Scotty for a wonderful commission experience.
SZoner, Ian Cranston, [who happens to be Evan Bryce‘s brother] wrote in to say:
I came across an article which might be of interest since it has to do with 90’s Stallone video games. You can check it out by clicking here.
Also wanted to say thanks for being so supportive of my brother, and it’s kind of funny because I’ve been going to your site for about ten years now. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for the link Ian, and don’t worry, we’ll continue to support Evan!