McNabb Studios

08/16/2026

Still celebrating our country’s 250th birthday! Here’s a dynamic promo from Kingstone Studios, showcasing panels from their collection of United States history comics. And yes—I had the pleasure of coloring several of these projects, including the cover featured here!
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The incredible true of America.

08/07/2026

I’m wrapping up my “Spider-Man Week” with three “Spider-Girl” covers that I had the pleasure of coloring over the years. From left to right are “Spider-Girl” #2, #20 and #27. Looking back at these covers brings back some wonderful memories of working in the Spider-Man universe and watching a new generation of the Parker family take center stage. Not bad action for the daughter of Peter Parker! It’s been a lot of fun revisiting these projects and sharing a little piece of my own Web-Head history!
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08/06/2026

Peter Parker's daughter, Mayday Parker, takes up the mantle of the web-slinger on these first two "Spider-Girl" covers. Featuring line art by Patrick Olliffe and colors by me, they introduced a new generation—and a new Spider-Person—to the Marvel Universe.
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08/05/2026

Here are two more Spider-Man projects I had the opportunity to design. On the left is my second "Giant Spider-Man PEZ Head" package design, and on the right is a "Spider-Man Mini Bobble Head" clip-on figure along with the packaging I created for it.
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08/04/2026

With the new "Spider-Man" movie on my mind, I'm looking back at some of the artwork I colored for Topps trading cards. From left to right are the Green Goblin, Mysterio, the Vulture, the Hulk, and Spider-Man in both his black suit and classic red-and-blue costume.
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08/03/2026

In celebration of the new Spider-Man: Brand New Day movie, I'm looking back at some of the many Spider-Man products I've had the opportunity to design, including this Spider-Man Bob-A-Long produced by Comic Images. Part bobblehead and part writing pen, it was a fun and unique collectible that brought Marvel's iconic web-slinger to fans in a creative way.
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08/02/2026

In support of the new "Spider-Man" movie, I'm looking back at "Spider-Man: The Todd McFarlane Era", a trading card series for which I designed and colored both the packaging and the cards. Todd McFarlane's groundbreaking artwork gave the web-slinger a bold, dynamic new look that helped redefine Spider-Man for an entire generation. It's amazing to see how the series has stood the test of time—today, individual cards from the set can sell for $100 to $200 each.😳

08/01/2026

In support of the new "Spider-Man" movie, I'm looking back at "Wizard Magazine" #18, a cover I had the pleasure of coloring. Featuring dynamic line art by Bart Sears (aka WittMan), this classic illustration captures the web-slinger in an epic showdown against two of his deadliest foes—Venom and Carnage! If you want to learn more about this cover and Bart and I, watch our interview on the Wizard Podcast: https://youtu.be/2fgBEi8zWuE?si=-b7fW9pDqaSukKs2

07/31/2026

In honor of the upcoming "Spider-Man: Brand New Day", I'm looking back at the "Webs Sticker Photo Album", which I wrote, designed, and colored. Published by Comic Images, this collectible 24-page softcover album features iconic line art by Todd McFarlane and was created to house a separate 75-sticker collectible set.
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07/30/2026

In anticipation of the new Spider-Man movie, here's a look back at the first Wizard magazine cover featuring Spider-Man. I had the pleasure of coloring this line art by the legendary artists Todd McFarlane and Mark Pennington. To hear stories behind my years with Wizard magazine, watch my interview: https://youtu.be/SUhrHert44g?si=a6IakOBlqV5WzGxk