Bluefox reimagined. Thoroughly.

Everyone remember Bluefox?  He's the communist agent who infiltrated C.I.S.O. and betrayed Captain Canuck in issue #1 of the first volume of that title.

Christian Comely continues to work on bringing us an updated version of the Captain.  He rarely mentions (for now) the other people he works with by name, but one member of the team stands out on his own on deviantart in Devin Jasztrab.  The image below includes his colours on Christian Comely's pencils/inks.

This is their version of Bluefox.  Based on appearances alone, it would appear that the character's back story will change significantly (never mind the gender change).

There is now a Facebook page created for the CSIS Agent: Captain Canuck book on which Devin has posted more character sketches including Redcoat and the only coloured version of the Captain I've seen to this point.  His deviantart page is here.  Go have a look; there's some good work there and the guy has yet to reach his 20's.  Your proverbial "one to watch".

Captain Canuck Reborn! Huh...Another time!

Locating the rather dynamic image below is once again the result of fortuitous surfing.
 

It appears on this deviant page under Devin Jasztrab's (Dev7n) profile .  A closer look at the credits was interesting.

Page that i hope to be coloring for new Captain Canuck comic book coming out late 2012 early 2013!

To see some of my work visit my DeviantART page at: [link]

To see some of Christians work visit: [link]

Drawing By: Christian Comely
Inked By: Christian Comely

This isn't the first that I hear of this project.  Christian Comely (son of Captain Canuck creator Richard, natch) first started writing about in 2008.  I would check in from time to time, but after almost two years without updates, I assumed he'd lost interest and/or was unable to come up with a final product which he found satisfying.

Whatever the cause, apparently the break did him some good as he recently threw down a number of posts about a variety of topics (characters, script, etc) over the course of the past few weeks.  It sounds like the project is back on and I look forward to seeing it take shape.