There’s apparently some kind of big multi-book crossover event going on at Marvel at the moment called “Civil War,” and the Newsarama Art Group has selected as its drawing topic this week Captain America and Iron Man in some sort of a “Civil War” context. I’m guessing that Cap and Iron Man wind up on opposite sides in this deal—hence the choice of these particular characters. <\/p>\n
Anyway, I’m not an official member of the group, but CCCG<\/a> member Adam Casey<\/a> is and usually posts his drawings for the group on our message board… and every once in a while I’ll get inspired and do one and post it as well. In this case, the whole “Civil War” theme gave me a good excuse to draw my absolute favorite<\/em> b-list Marvel hero, Razorback. He’s a 70s-era good guy—first appeared in a Spider-Man book—and his “superpower” is that he can fix stuff. He’s also from the South, drives a big rig, and wears an enormous razorback hog skin on his head that he can shock you with (is if this whole character’s premise isn’t shocking enough in itself). I believe his real name is Buford Hollis and the name of his semi is “The Big Pig.”<\/p>\n Put simply, RAZORBACK TOTALLY RULZ!!!!<\/strong><\/p>\n So, here it is:<\/p>\n There’s apparently some kind of big multi-book crossover event going on at Marvel at the moment called “Civil War,” and the Newsarama Art Group has selected as its drawing topic this week Captain America and Iron Man in some sort of a “Civil War” context. I’m guessing that Cap and Iron Man wind up on … <\/p>\n![\"Razorback\"](\"http:\/\/www.teachingcomics.org\/storage\/northern_aggression.png\")
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