Marvel superhero action movie "
Captain America: The Winter Soldier"
(currently showing in theatres) has been getting two thumbs up from a majority of comic book and pop-culture lovers internationally. Its engaging story-telling, energetic action sequences, sheer screen presence of its actors and that bromance (So.Much.Feels!) made the cinematic experience thoroughly enjoyable, even for comic book noobs.
Once the end title credits began to roll, the eye-catching animation and artwork caught many by surprise. Most of you are already aware of the identity of the artistic talent of the drawings used for the very snazzy credit sequence. But for those who may have been curious about the personality behind the striking images, wonder no more.
The artist involved in those few delightful minutes is none other than
David Mack - creator of a comic book series called "
Kabuki", who is also a New York Times #1 best-selling author/ artist ("
Daredevil: End of Days" with Brian Michael Bendis, Klaus Janson, Bill Sienkiewicz and Alex Maleev), and whose innovative artwork have graced many comic covers including his run on Marvel's "
Daredevil", Archaia's "
Immortals: Gods And Heroes", Dark Horse's Buffy series "
Willow" and Black Mask Studios' "
Occupy Comics", to be released later this year.
