Shawn McManus
Shawn McManus is an American artist who entered the comic book field in the early 1980s with work for Heavy Metal and DC Comics.
McManus gained wider attention when he illustrated two 1980s issues of Swamp Thing written by Alan Moore. He received a nomination, with Alan Moore, for a 1985 Jack Kirby award for "Pog" in Swamp Thing 32. The story, an inventive science fictional reinterpretation of Walt Kelly's Pogo, was written by Moore specifically for McManus, who rose to the challenge with an appropriate Kellyesque art style.
Since then he has drawn issues of Omega Men, Batman, Doctor Fate, Fables, Cinderella, Sandman, Fairest, Hellboy and a pair of limited series about the witch Thessaly written by Bill Willingham.
Art By Title
11 x 17 Cover Quality Commission, two characters
11 x 17 Grail Quality Commission, 2-3 characters,full background
11 x 17 single character ink wash, minimal background
16 x 20 Multiple character Grail Commission
Al Capone
Archie and the Gang
Batman - Heroes and Villains
Batman Pulp Painting
Elliot Ness
Golden Age Green Arrow
Harley / Ivy
Harley and Joker
Harley Triumphant
Hellboy with Shark
Hulk
Joker Batman
Jonah Hex
Keep on....Screwy Tuesday
King Kong Chase
Kingpin/Spider-Man
Kraven
Lobo
Lobo study
Medusa
Red Baseball Player
Sandman Poe
Sandman, Swamp thing, and more
Spider-Man / Hulk
Spidey and MJ
Superman
The Demon
The Joker Shoots Batman
The Penguin
The Question
Two-Face
X is for Xena