DC: The New Frontier, Parker and the Spirit artist extrordinare Darwyn Cooke brings his sleek monochromes to the Black Cat in ways that call back to the 60s, which ironically was before the character’s creation.
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I’d love to see Cooke do more Marvel. Love his style.(Not crazy about his Spider-Man, though. Same with Bruce Timm.)
I like this one 🙂 The blue colours fit suprisingly well.