Drake Tsui shows the flip side the of his Spider-man art with this portrait of Norman Osborn.
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@#3 – Right! Thanks for the clarification. I thought I remembered it that way.
@Eddie: It should be Liz as Norman in the comics was actually devoted to his late wife. The Raimi movies made that angle up about him being a woman-hater because his wife left him.
Very good! 🙂 Where could one find more of his artwork?
Nice! Norman is pensively planning his pending pestilent pestering of Pete. I wonder what JR thinks of this one. Is that Norman’s wife he’s torn out of the picture with Harry below? Or, is that Liz Allen torn out of the pic with little Normie below?