I have been made aware there are 2 fake Todd Nauck Facebook accounts.  

The fake accounts are simply taking and reposting what I have posted on the Art of Todd Nauck Facebook page and pretending to be me. 
There is also a fake “San Diego Comic Con International Group”, https://www.facebook.com/groups/110121385508822, that is supposedly moderated by me. This is also not me.

I just found out one is soliciting people to draw commissions as me, taking a down payment, then not drawing the art.
I have not and do not privately solicit people to draw commissions for them.
I have a very specific studio/convention commission procedure strictly here on my site. My studio commission list has been closed for quite a while now and will not reopen anytime too soon. When I do reopen for studio commissions, I will announce it on all my official social media accounts including my site, toddnauck.com, with specific instructions.

These are my official social media pages:
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ArtOfToddNauck/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/toddnauck/
Threads: https://www.threads.net/@toddnauck
YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/toddnauck
X: https://x.com/toddnauck
Tumblr: https://www.tumblr.com/toddnauck
Bluesky: https://bsky.app/profile/toddnauck.bsky.social

I am in the process of trying to get FB to shutdown and delete these impersonating accounts. In the meantime, please do not purchase any art/commissions from these fake accounts asking if you want a piece of “Todd Nauck art” or a print. Please do not accept their friend requests or follow their accounts. It is NOT me.

My only public FB presence is the Art of Todd Nauck FB page. My personal FB page (that I’ve had since around 2009) is strictly for family, close personal friends, and industry colleagues. Anything else on FB claiming to be me is 100% fake.

San Diego Comic Con, San Deigo, CA, July 24-28
Artist Alley table ii-01
PANEL:
DRAWING WITH TODD NAUCK
Thursday, July 25 ROOM 3
5:30-7:00pm
Marvel and DC Comics comic book artist Todd Nauck (Amazing Spider-Man, Young Justice) demonstrates his approach to comic art, shares tips and tricks, and relates stories and experiences of his 30 years as a professional comic artist.
BOOTH SIGNING:
KRS COMICS Booth #3835
Friday, July 26, 2:00-3:00pm
I will be signing copies of my KRS SDCC Exclusive DEADPOOL #1 cover!

More convention dates to come!
Don’t see your favorite convention listed? Contact your local convention and ask them to invite Todd to be a guest!

More info on what I will have to offer at my convention appearances below!
COMMISSIONED ART:
Here are my current convention weekend commission prices/options and how it works for me during the weekend. (These are not my studio commission or pre-con commission prices!)
Click HERE for my ALL NEW convention commission list procedure guidelines! And subscribe to my RSS feed so you do not miss updates!
If I am able to take on any pre-con commissions, I will post an announcement here.
Convention Commission specs (single character*):

• Head shot black and white on 7″x10″ (roughly) art board, on your sketch cover comic, or personal sketchbook: $80
• Head shot color Copic markers on 7″x10″ (roughly) art board, on your sketch cover comic, or personal sketchbook: $130
• Half figure black and white on 9″x12″ art board, on your sketch cover comic, or personal sketchbook: $275
• Half figure color Copic markers on 9″x12″ art board, on your sketch cover comic, or personal sketchbook: $375
• Remarque (3”x3” roughly) on your comic book cover**,acrylic paint line art profile head: $50
• Remarque (3”x3” roughly) on your comic book SKETCH cover**, line art head: $40
• Remarque (3”x3” roughly) on your comic book SKETCH cover**, Copic marker full color head: $60
• CGC grading (or other comics grading services) for commissions drawn on sketch covers, add $20 to the commission price.
  (NOTE! This does not include the comics grading service’s fee. Check with your comics grading service to see what they charge to grade a sketch cover commission.)
• *NOTE: Commission requests that require celebrity or actor likenesses may be declined. No personal or your creator-owned characters, please.
• **NOTE: Most remarques will be done in my hotel room for pick-up the next day.

AUTOGRAPHS:
I will sign 5 (five) comics for FREE (no multiples of the exact same cover).
Autographs for comics over the allotted 5 free comic autographes, are $5 per comic signed.
I charge $20 per comic autograph for CGC or graded comics services.

ART FOR SALE:
I’ll have original 11×17 comic book art pages, limited edition art prints, and some pre-drawn 9×12 commissions for sale.

I hope this info helps. There is a possibility info could be updated or changed between now and the convention, so stay tuned to my social networks and this site/post for possible updates.

From 1998-2003, I got to help launch a new series at DC Comics with the legendary comics writer, Peter David. We did a series called Young Justice. I have been a fan of his writing since I was a teenager and having the opportunity to work with him was a thrill and honor. He has not only been a friend but a supporter of my art. Peter was instrumental in opening doors for regular work at Marvel on his Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man series in 2006-2007. In 2021, we did an X-Men Legends story. That makes 71 comics Peter and I have done together so far!
Having worked on so many comics together and seeing Peter and his family at many comic cons across the U. S., they are very special to Dawn and I.

Last year, Peter suffered a stroke and mild cardiac arrest.
There is a GoFundMe page to raise money to cover his medical bills and care. The recovery has been slow going and the David family still can use our help! Amidst medical bills and care, they are also in need of a new roof on their house as winter is drawing near.
Click HERE to make a donation of any amount!

I have drawn up this all-new, one-of-a-kind, original drawing of the 1998 Young Justice original 3 boys, Robin, Superboy, and Impulse on a Young Justice (Brian Michael Bendis era) sketch cover to auction on eBay to help raise some more money for Peter and his family. The proceeds (after applicable eBay and PayPal fees) from this auction will go to Peter’s GoFundMe account. This auction will end 10am Pacific Time on November 16, 2023.
Click HERE to place a bid!

Here are my confirmed appearances at this time:
SAN DIEGO COMIC CON, San Diego, CA July 19-23
*Artist Alley table ii-01
*WhatNot Livestream from HEROES HOUSE, https://www.whatnot.com/user/comicsketchart or watch at @comicsketchart on the WhatNot app
Thursday, 7/20/23, 12pm-1pm
(New WhatNot Users get $15 off their first purchase by using this link https://whatnot.com/invite/comicsketchart)
*PANEL: Drawing with Todd Nauck
Friday, 7/21/23, 1:00PM – 2:30PM, Room 3 

More info on what I will have to offer at my U.S. convention appearances!
COMMISSIONED ART:
Here are my current convention weekend commission prices/options and how it works for me during the weekend. (These are not my studio commission or pre-con commission prices!)
Click HERE for my ALL NEW convention commission list procedure guidelines! And subscribe to my RSS feed so you do not miss updates!
If I am able to take on any pre-con commissions, I will post an announcement here. Subscribe to my RSS feed to receive email updates.
Convention Commission specs (single character*):

• Head shot black and white on 7″x10″ (roughly) art board, on your sketch cover comic, or personal sketchbook: $75
• Head shot color Copic markers on 7″x10″ (roughly) art board, on your sketch cover comic, or personal sketchbook: $125
• Half figure black and white on 9″x12″ art board, on your sketch cover comic, or personal sketchbook: $250
• Half figure color Copic markers on 9″x12″ art board, on your sketch cover comic, or personal sketchbook: $350
• Remarque on your comic book cover**, line art profile head: $50
• Remarque on your comic book cover**, full color head: $100
• CGC grading (or other comics grading services) for commissions drawn on sketch covers, add $20 to the commission price.
  (NOTE! This does not include the comics grading service’s fee. Check with your comics grading service to see what they charge to grade a sketch cover commission.)
• *NOTE: Commission requests that require celebrity or actor likenesses may be declined. No personal or your creator-owned characters, please.
• **NOTE: Most remarques will be done in my hotel room for pick-up the next day.

AUTOGRAPHS:
I will sign 5 (five) comics for FREE (no multiples of the exact same cover).
Autographs for comics over the allotted 5 free comic autographes, are $5 per comic signed.
I charge $20 per comic autograph for CGC or graded comics services.

ART FOR SALE:
I’ll have original 11×17 comic book art pages, limited edition art prints, and some pre-drawn 9×12 commissions for sale.

I hope this info helps. There is a possibility info could be updated or changed between now and the convention, so stay tuned to my social networks and this site/post for possible updates.

From 1998-2003, I got to help launch a new series at DC Comics with the legendary comics writer, Peter David. We did a series called Young Justice. I have been a fan of his writing since I was a teenager and having the opportunity to work with him was a thrill and honor. He has not only been a friend but a supporter of my art. Peter was instrumental in opening doors for regular work at Marvel on his Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man series in 2006-2007. In 2021, we did an X-Men Legends story. That makes 71 comics Peter and I have done together so far!
Having worked on so many comics together and seeing Peter and his family at many comic cons across the U. S., they are very special to Dawn and I.

Recently, Peter suffered a stroke and mild cardiac arrest.
There is now a GoFundMe page to raise money to cover his medical bills and care.
Click HERE to make a donation of any amount!

I decided to draw up this all-new, one-of-a-kind, original drawing of the 1998-2003 Young Justice comic book team on a Young Justice (Brian Michael Bendis era) sketch cover to auction on eBay to help raise some more money for Peter and his family. 100% of the proceeds from this auction will go to Peter’s GoFundMe account. This auction will end 10am Pacific Time this Sunday morning, December 4, 2022.
Click HERE to place a bid!

Thank you for your support, good thoughts, and prayers for Peter and his family!
-Todd Nauck

30 years ago, my first paid and published pro comic work debuted as the back cover of Marvel’s humor comic book, WHAT THE–?! issue #21.
I was still a student at the Art Institute of Dallas. It was my first assignment after a good number of portfolio reviews at the Dallas comic cons I attended back then. 

At that time, Marvel would have a table with creators and editors at the Dallas Fantasy Fairs every March, July, and November.
Marvel editor, Renee Witterstaetter, attended most of those then. So she got to see my portfolio each convention.
She was gracious to give me a critique and encouragement at each convention. It was the Spring 1992 Dallas Fantasy Fair where Renee saw something special in my work (I guess I’d leveled up just enough to take a shot on) and said she’d buy a one page gag from me to run in the comic she was editing, “WHAT THE–?!” .
(A comic book I was already reading and a big fan of! I still have the entire run of that series.)

She gave me her card and asked me to mail her some concept gags/sketches.
I was pumped with anticipation and excitement! I rushed home and started putting together some ideas. Sent them off a few days later. A week later, Renee called me to say she liked these two X-Men gags and to put them together on one page. 
Hence, I created the comic strip, “Mutant Mishaps” (which ran again in issue #25). 

I have since gotten to reconnect with Renee and let her know that she gave me my first professional comic book work and thank her for the opportunity. 
It’s kinda cool to have my first paid and published comic book work be at Marvel.

This is the original art from WHAT THE–?! #21 (I’d thought I lost!) It’s a bit worse for the wear but a priceless memento of my first step as a professional comic book artist. 
It would still be another year and a half before I’d break into comics doing it full time.
But THAT is a story for another day.