Time again for some of this week's coolest comic book art that you won't see in comics. Why won't you see them in comics if they're so cool? Artists often do sketches and pictures for fun when they're not working on their actual comic book assignments. They'll post them on their Tumblrs, blogs, Twitters, etc.
Our first comes from the amazing Skottie Young.
I didn't realize he had started doing a Daily Doodle on his website. What could be cooler than that image above of the Thing? How about being able to own it? Actually, this doodle is already sold. What Skottie is doing is posting the images and offering them for sale in his online store. A great way for you to pick up some original Skottie Young art, if you're quick enough.
== TEASER ==Here's some more from Skottie.
I've heard people compare Apocalypse to Darkseid before. Check out Dustin Nguyen's version of Darkseid. Who would win?
Practically every week we can count on Phil Noto to deliver some sweet drawings. He's been pretty busy this week.
The Iceman image was an unused Iceman Origins cover. What? That's crazy. The second image is more insanity. It's an unused cover for Superboy #4. The sketch of X-23 was a result of Marjorie Liu and Gail Simone's friendly banter via Twitter with each other over which character was better, X-23, Batgirl or Black Canary. The final image is a friendly poke at DC. Phil does wish them luck with the relaunch.
But wait, there's more.
It's another one of Phil's 1960s images that needs to be collected with his other ones.
Do we have any Doctor Who fans in the house? Francesco Francavilla is a big fan. Each week as a new episode airs, he plans on doing a spoiler free 20 minute poster. This one was for the "Let's Kill Hitler" episode.
Peter Nguyen decided to give Jubilee some attention on his Tumblr.
What's up with his "Age of Jubilee"? His reasoning was, "A lot of X-Men have been touched by Apocalypse. I felt Jubilee was always being left behind again."
And finally, last week we had a few pictures from Cameron Stewart. Here's one more of the Red Skull from his Tumblr.
If you missed any of our previous editions, go up to the search bar, filter it to articles and type in "Awesome Art." You'll see a selection of past articles. Be sure to look for another installment next week.