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Sillof's Daredevil: Through the Ages
This summer Sillof will bring us a line that is a brings
his favorite character to life in numerous incarnations. The
line spans various artists, eras, toylines and what ifs.
Not only does each character match the subtle changes to the
costume and look of Daredevil over the years, but Sillof even
tried to match the style in which each artist drew Daredevil
and the color scheme and style each was colored in.
Bill Everett
The figure captures the simple classic lines of the cover of
Daredevil #1. He features crisp vibrant colors and is free
of any shading or shadows.
Jack Kirby
Gene Colan
The figure has the strong lines and square jaw of Colan's DD.
Hehas a heavy wash to represent Colan's heavy use of dark shadows.
Frank Miller
The figure has the traditional build and style of Miller's
work on Daredevil. The colors are bright red with a slight
dark wash which hints at Miller's noir style.
Tim Sale
The figure has the lean, elongated frame of Sale's DD. His
colors are more muted like the watercolor look of the Daredevil:
Yellow miniseries.
Alex Maleev
The figure has long, lean muscular frame of Maleev's work.
The paint job is dark and gritty and was partially applied
by a sponge to match Maleev's grainy style of artwork.
What if Daredevil was made in the following toy lines...
DC Universe
Justice League
DC Pocket Heroes
Fisher Price Little People
What if Daredevil was drawn by...
Ed McGuiness
The figure has massive musculature, super broad shoulders,
and square jaw. He also has a bright red paint scheme to represent
the colorful palette of McGuiness's art.
Mike Mignola
The figure has the bulky, rough, and expressionistic style.
His color scheme is dark with a heavy wash which represents
Mignola's use of shadow.
Matt Groening
A bit of a joke, but a wonderful combination if you love Homer
Simpson and Daredevil
Style of a fun kid's animated show
Has the simplified look and caricature nature of a kid's TV
show.
Sillof
Sillof attempted to redesign his favorite character Daredevil
in a modern comic book style.
Some of Sillof's previous Daredevil redesigns
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