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Daredevil #500 Pin-Up

David Mack's pin-up from Daredevil #500 was posted to his MySpace photo album:

Quesada Plugs Mack, Bendis & Daredevil: End of Days
From Joe Quesada's Cup O' Joe:
	To whet you’re appetite a bit, Klaus did pencil and ink two pages (one & two) in Daredevil #500. This is, of course, just to hold you over, as you’ll eventually get to see some of Klaus’ incredible pencil work in the upcoming DD project Daredevil: End of Days, working alongside some amazing talent like Brian Bendis, David Mack, and Bill Sienkiewicz!

Black Panther Marvel Masterpieces 2008 Sketch Card

Marvel-masters posted a photo of a Black Panther Marvel Masterpieces 2008 sketch card.

Thoughts on Daredevil #500
From David Mack:
	I just picked up this issue at Forbidden Planet in NYC yesterday. I was pretty happy with how my painting printed and the look of the entire book and all the pinups. It looks like a really nice book. Thanks for the kind words! I should have more words about End Of Days soon. We were all discussing it today: me, Brian, Bill, Klaus and the editors. Trying to work out the schedule, etc. As soon as I have concrete news on it, I'll let you know. It is an absolute pleasure working with these folks. And Alex Maleev has made some incredible painted covers for it as well. By the way, a feature I really enjoyed in the DD #500 was the gallery of all the covers. That was very cool to see all the eras of DD and the amazing runs of covers by the different artists past and contemporary. I was really happy to be a part of this issue. And I love that Maleev Dardevil pinup in it as well. Was really happy to see Quesada's pinup, and it was cool that Brian had his first ever Marvel art work published in this issue!

David Mack Artwork in Raymond Thunder-Sky Exhibit

Thanks to David Mack for reporting that his artwork will appear as part of the Raymond Nation: Raymond Thunder-Sky's Northside exhibit, which will be open from October 30 (reception 6 - 9 pm) to January 31 at 4573 Hamilton Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio 45223 and will help raise funds for a headstone for Mr. Thunder-Sky according to the Thunder-Sky, Inc. blog.

David Mack Shares Thoughts on Jack Kirby
From the Mid-Ohio-Con's blog:
	David Mack: Jack Kirby created and co-created some of the most enduring comic book characters, and he opened up people's minds about what could be accomplished in the format of a comic book. The landscape of today’s most popular comic book heroes (and now some of the largest films) is a world that is populated with the very characters that Jack created or co-created. He had a very distinct and personal approach that set the stage for tales in book and film format for the following century. The leaps that he made in storytelling format are a lot of the basic storytelling grammar that we still use and build on today.

Greg Jurls Launches Blog

Thanks to The Alchemy of Art: David Mack DVD director Greg Jurls for reporting that his new blog features a demo reel that includes footage from the documentary.

MOB News Bytes

Newsarama.com posted a five-page preview of The Mice Templar: Destiny #3, which features a story co-created and illustrations by Mike Oeming.

Auction Spotlight

The Kabuki bust (SRP: $45.00) is available on eBay ($9.99).