Sergei Kravinoff.

Kraven the hunter. The final member of the Sinister Six. This famous big game hunter has given Spider-man a pile of trouble over the years. I still remember the shock of reading " Kraven's Last Hunt ". Besides Mike Zeck's beautiful art, I was blown away ( I know, bad pun..) with Kraven taking his own life. If you haven't read that series, I highly recommend it. I almost wish he was still around.

Norman Osborn.

It took a while, but here he is. The main man. The Green Goblin. Forget the movies, the real deal is in the comics. Pumpkin bombs, razor bats, and a high powered glider. What else could a young boy want in a villain. Poor Gwen Stacy.

Quentin Beck.

Mysterio. Another member of the Sinister Six. This guy may have a hilarious costume, but he's one bad dude. My only complaint is that they killed him off in a Daredevil comic. Thank you Kevin " smarty pants " Smith. I mean, Daredevil. Really? But, no need to fear. Quentin is alive again and up to no good. Huh?

Max Dillon.

Electro. A founding member of the Sinister Six. Easily in the top two of the best of the bad. Max has sort of a lame costume, but his super power is one of the coolest. Screw robbing banks. I would ride lightning bolts all day long.

Dr. Curt Connors.

The Lizard. Great in the comics, but my heart is with the animated version of this bad boy. I'll never be able to shake the image of Spider-man making water skis and a propeller out of webbing. Beautiful! It's been a while since I looked at them, but I remember McFarlane doing a pretty killer story with the good doctor in the Spider-man comics.

Flint Marko.

The Sandman. Another member of the Sinister Six. One of the first comics I remember ever getting, was a reprint of the amazing Spider-man #4. Who doesn't love a shape shifting bad guy? Oh yeah, Spidey.

Dr. Otto Octavius.

Doc Ock. Leader of the Sinister Six. Baddest of the bad. I loved him in the cartoon, but he was at his best in the comics. Easily one of the greatest villians Spidey has ever had to go up against. Excelsior!

Adrian Toomes.

A.k.a. The Vulture. A founding member of the Sinister Six. I wasn't a huge fan of this guy in the comics, but I loved him in the Spider-man cartoon. Especially the episode where he had that crazy helmet that was able to control birds. Curse you spider-man!

Dmitri Smerdyakov.

Better known as The Chameleon. I loved this guy as a kid. It's a shame he hasn't been up to much. But then again, since he's a master of diguise, maybe he is.

The Burglar.

He's not super powered or my all time favorite, but he is the first. If it wasn't for this guy, Peter might have stayed in the wrestling ring. Poor uncle Ben.

What the ?!..

Another note book sketch. Spider sense is tingling and for good reason. Over the next couple of post, I'm going to do some of my favorite Spider-man bad guys. Just the classics. There won't be any clones or carnage. They were the worst thing to happen to comics since Superman died and came back to life with that stupid mullet. Stay tuned web heads.

'76 baby.

Yet another one from the note book. These two bad dudes are from a comic that my buddy Tigh Walker is doing. Go to the people in the know section and check out Tigh's stuff. It's sure to please. Freeze sucker!

Hockey season.

This is a quick doodle from my note book. This big guy can be seen in Essex county vol. 2: Ghost stories. It's a great book done by super artist and Burritos team mate Jeff Lemire. Go to the people in the know section and check the man out. See you on the ice.

Logo?

Well, if nothing else, this is just a little water color test. I wanted to put this as my header, but the damn thing won't do what it's told. Bad header! Bad eye ball! Scrub the deck!

Swearengen.

This is a quick one of one of my all time favorite characters. Good old Al. I did this really quick and I'm surprised it turned out.. Oh, how I miss the days when a new episode would air. Thank god for DVD's. Now, get out of my F...in' bar!