Awesome Art Picks: Rogue, Thor, Batman, and More

Each week we search for the coolest comic book art that you won't see in actual comics. The reason you won't is because artists often draw sketches for fun or commissions and post them on their blogs, Tumblrs, and websites. Some artists even pre-arrange commissions through their sites so be sure to check them out.

Sara Pichelli posted another pre-NYCC commission on her Tumblr.

Rod Reis posted some pre-NYCC commissions on his Tumblr. You might still be able to book something from him. More info HERE.

Ryan Ottley posted a Venom sketch plus recolored a Hulk pic he did before on his Tumblr.

Reilly Brown posted a couple sketches on his Tumblr. He'll also be at NYCC. You can pre-arrange commissions HERE.

Francis Manapul posted some commissions from Saskatoon Comic Expo on his Instagram.

Joe Infurnari is posted some pre-NYCC commissions on his Tumblr. HERE's some info about trying to pre-arrange a sketch cover.

Marcus To also posted some commissions from Saskatoon Comic Expo on his Tumblr.

Sean "Cheeks" Galloway posted a Spider-Man sketch on his Deviant Art Page.

Peter Nguyen posted some sketches and commissions from Amazing Hawaii Comic Con on his Tumblr.

Chrissie Zullo posted a Queen Amidala pic on her Facebook.

Marcio Takara posted some more warm up sketches on his Tumblr.

Tom Raney posted some more Mostly Daily sketches and some commissions from Cincinnati Comic Con on his Twitter page.

Brett Booth posted a Wildcat sketch on his Twitter.

Dustin Nguyen posted a Batman and Joker sketch on his Tumblr.

Mike Henderson posted some new art and commissions from Rose City Comic Con on his Instagram. You can look into getting his original art HERE.

Daniel HDR posted some pre-NYCC commissions on his Instagram.

Franco posted this Justice Society commission on his Instagram.

Ron Salas posted some sketches and works-in progress on his Tumblr.

Skottie Young posted a couple Daily Sketches on his Tumblr. You can check if the originals are still for sale HERE.

Denis Medri posted a Chewbacca sketch on his Deviant Art page.

Agnes Garbowska posted some new sketches on her Tumblr.

Yildiray Cinar posted some new sketches on his Instagram page.

Todd Nauck posted some commissions from La Mole Comic Con in Mexico City on his Tumblr and started posting some commissions from Salt Lake City Comic Con as well.

That's it for this week. Let us know which ones you really dug. We'll have more awesome art next time!

Give wildcat his own series.

Agnes G's WW/Rainbow Dash is cute.

Some here are not my style but still good stuff as always.

Great pick!

PS1: Looks like Miles Morales is wearing a swimming cap

PS2: I want an Iron Fist series by Francis Manapaul!

PS3: Yeah!

PS4: Too expensive for me!

That Cloak and Dagger...amazing.

Jedi Spidey? Okay.

Lot of great art this week but is it me or does Nguyens Harley Quinn cover art look like her left boob is deflated? Her left arm is raised so if anything her boob should be higher.

Bearded Thor!

The Grendel and the Cloak and Dagger images are pretty boss. =)

This week has Too much awesomeness.

Amazing works done by every single artists.

Also the title rhymes.

So much amazing Batman and bat related art this week.

This. The artwork is even better than usual. And yes...the title rhymes lol.

Started strong with an incredible Superman using heat vision and kept up the quality throughout! Amazing week.

Been a long time since I've seen Grendel. Also, always nice to see some Street Fighter art.

love the classic Thor art work.

One of the best weeks in recent memory

That Amidala one is sweet.

nauck's jedi spidey is pretty rad

Jedi Spider-Man is by far my favorite

Yildiray Cinar is this week's winner for me

Yildiray Cinar's commissions are impressive.

Even though I hate Naucks mannerisms where every female character looks the same with slanted eyes, his Jedi Spider was OK (probably because the character is fully masked).

But, really these static poses you've seen to boredom, in every commision the illustrators take on (and why is it always the same creators, do they pay a fee to CV?) Now and then it comes some craftsmen who tries to tell a STORY, not just poses: