Each week we search and gather up the coolest comic book art you won't see in actual comics. The reason you won't is because professional artists often draw sketches for fun or commissions and post them on their websites, blogs, and Tumblrs. Some artists even arrange commissions through their sites so be sure to check them out. This is a way to see the artists working on one book draw characters from other comics or publishers.

Ryan Ottley posted his finished Stranger Things piece on his Tumblr. It'll also be included as a mini-print when you pre-order his new artbook Violence & Pigtails here.

Todd Nauck posted some new art on his Tumblr including a Ninja Turtles sketch cover being auctioned here for the Hero Initiative charity.

Rod Reis posted some pre-New York Comic Con commissions on his Instagram.

Ryan Stegman posted a Spider-Man commission on his Tumblr. You can order your own commission here.

Yildiray Cinar posted new art on his Instagram.

Skottie Young posted new Daily Sketches on his Tumblr. He puts his original art up for sale here.

Cliff Chiang posted new commissions on his Tumblr.

Franco posted new paintings on his Instagram. You can buy them here.

Sara Pichelli posted a Black Cat drawing on her Tumblr.

Joel Gomez posted new sketches on his Tumblr.

Tom Raney posted new commissions from Tampa Bay Comic Con on his Twitter.

Mahmud Asrar posted pre-show commissions for FanExpo Canada on his Tumblr.

Chris Giarrusso put new sketch cards for sale on his website.

Kris Anka posted a Harley Quinn redesign on his Tumblr.

Chrissie Zullo posted another Overwatch picture on her Facebook page.

Jim Cheung posted new commissions on his Instagram.

Brett Booth posted an unused panel from Titans #1 on his Twitter.

Agnes Garbowska posted new commissions on her Tumblr.

Peter Nguyen posted a Neon Genesis Evangelion commission on his Tumblr.

Marcio Takara posted some sketches and commissions for Boston Comic Con on his Tumblr. You can find his email there to get added to the list.

That's it for this week. Let us know which ones you dug. We'll have more awesome art next time.