Please help me identify this artwork

[Jedal Zhan]

Who did this?
http://img337.imageshack.us/img337/3536/a617e8984jx.jpg

[Sir Tim Drake]

Offhand, I can't tell. Perhaps it would help if you told us where you saw it.

Oh, and welcome to CBR.

[Lone Ranger]

The image is not appearing for me.

[Jedal Zhan]

Sorry about the broken link.

Thats the problem. Giving any refrence wouldn't do any good. Someone showed me this image, stating that he had drawn it. He's been proven to be a liar, so I'm wondering if he actually drew this or if that was a bunch of hooey too. Because of its nature, is this something that I should show to a forum that deals more with fantasy art, or is there a chance people will recognise it here?
My hope would be to find the real artist with links on the net, and it would put a current argument to rest.

This forum seems pretty active and interesting, which is why it was my first choice for this question. Thanks for the welcome!

[Lone Ranger]

Ok - I see it now. Sorry to say, but I haven't the foggiest idea of who drew that.

But you can safely eliminate Jack Kirby, Joe Kubert and Ogden Whitney.

Just kidding - stick around the forum and participate - we always welcome more opinions and views.

[Jedal Zhan]

Lol, well thats three down.

I definitely will be around. I like comics, but I honestly don't have the time or money to get really into them. My "pride and joy" in the comic book department is a ratty copy of "Batman vs. Spawn" that I got for a couple bux in the closeout bin at my local comic shop.

[JimYung]

Is it possible that it's by Sam Keith? It has small similarities to his style.

[Sir Tim Drake]

Is it possible that it's by Sam Keith? It has small similarities to his style.

Welcome to CBR, Jim.

[Rob Allen]

Another place to ask this sort of question would be the comicart-l group at yahoo.

[Jedal Zhan]

Thanks Rob. I'll try it.