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Rhyno posted:He posted a half dozen examples showing that Mignola doesn't often draw feet. I think he means Cannonball specifically not just the feet thing.
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sporklift posted:Do statues count. Those torpedoes! Madrox posted:That is a product that someone must have bought, and placed lovingly on a shelf. I don't even know what else to say about that. I do: if you're an artist doing anything comic-related and can't meet these guidelines while producing anything in a halfway realistic style, get out of media.
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I gotta post this preview of Raphael Albuquerque's upcoming work on Animal Man in the Good/ http://www.bleedingcool.com/2013/09/11/dc-previews-albuquerque-on-animal-man/ God, I'm excited. Don't even color that. Just gimme. Teenage Fansub fucked around with this message at 21:51 on Sep 13, 2013 |
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I have two commissions from Rafael Albuquerque and a page from American Vampire. The man does amazing loving work and I wish he did more. His wash skills are loving incredible. I dropped Animal Man midway through the rotworld bullshit and hearing Albuquerque was coming on it immediately put it back at my attention.
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Teenage Fansub posted:I gotta post this preview of Raphael Albuquerque's upcoming work on Animal Man in the Good/ Holy poo poo. Forget about coloring, don't add words. It'd be a treat to figure this out for myself.
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Teenage Fansub posted:I gotta post this preview of Raphael Albuquerque's upcoming work on Animal Man in the Good/ Here's my prediction of what it's going to look like once DC's all-star team of colorists get through with it.
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Lurdiak posted:Here's my prediction of what it's going to look like once DC's all-star team of colorists get through with it. That is still better than what they will do to it.
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Lurdiak posted:Here's my prediction of what it's going to look like once DC's all-star team of colorists get through with it. You're hired.
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Is that Desaad?
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Lurdiak posted:Here's my prediction of what it's going to look like once DC's all-star team of colorists get through with it. That's actually kinda cool looking.
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Dark_Tzitzimine posted:Is that Desaad? No, it's Brother Blood. VVV: Oh, that's right, forgot. TwoPair fucked around with this message at 02:46 on Sep 16, 2013 |
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TwoPair posted:No, it's Brother Blood. This is Bro Blood. At least it's how he looks now. His followers wear cloaks though.
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You're gonna need to buy a DC villain month issue tomorrow. Sorry, y'all. http://comicsalliance.com/dial-e-preview-dc-villains-month-dial-h-annie-wu-frazer-irving-jock-emma-rios/ Teenage Fansub fucked around with this message at 03:11 on Sep 18, 2013 |
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Teenage Fansub posted:I gotta post this preview of Raphael Albuquerque's upcoming work on Animal Man in the Good/ Maybe it's my malformed childhood. I'm getting-in a good way-Defenders Of The Earth Phantom vibes. "By jungle law, the ghost who walks, calls forth the power...Of the Bear! Of The Rhino!"
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http://lyricstranslate.com/en/Cartoon-Songs-Defenders-Earth-lyrics.htmlquote:Defenders of the Earth, Defenders! Awwww hells yeah! EDIT: Gatts fucked around with this message at 18:56 on Sep 20, 2013 |
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Bringing it to another thread but there's actually a Defenders comic at the moment.
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Earlier this week I posted Angel Medina's work on "Taking A.I.M.," prologue. Now here's some out of context panels of Dave Hoover's art, from Captain America #440. Believe it or not, those A.I.M. agents have not been magically shrunk, that's just supposed to be perspective. Linked from my blog, full review available here: http://thepouchfiles.blogspot.com/2013/09/review-captain-america-440.html
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What do you guys think of P. Craig Russell? I forget if I posted his stuff before but I always enjoyed his work and thought he was underrated. His delicate line work and sense of the surreal were always fascinating to look at for me. poo poo. Edited for table breaking. One more. http://i43.tinypic.com/21mvkgk.jpg BiggerBoat fucked around with this message at 00:11 on Sep 28, 2013 |
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This is Elric, right? It's got a good creepiness about it.
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prefect posted:This is Elric, right? It's got a good creepiness about it. PCR is great. For all of the great art in Sandman, his issue (Issue #50, "Ramadan") might have had the best.
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PCR gets around a lot and has done a vast amount of work, but what I remember best is some of his really old stuff, his work on Siegfried in all its various publication outlets. I remember viewing and reading these back in their original publication in Epic Illustrated (yes, I'm pretty goddamn old): This one is more recent but in the same vein:
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Yeah, Russel's basically the only guy that can draw Faerie right in my head. I also really admire his efforts he's made at doing, of all things, adapting operas into graphic novels. It's an impressive and ambitious feat. I always regretted that my library had only his Wagnerian adaptations. I really want to read his Pagliacci some day.
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Just because it's never a bad time to post Allred. FF #12
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Impy isn't bad.
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Clever placement of Doc Ock there, too.
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Endless Mike posted:Just because it's never a bad time to post Allred. FF #12 I wonder if all of those poses are supposed to be homages. The image of the FF in the Fantasticar is clearly inspired by the cover to Fantastic Four #3, and the Green Goblin seems to be coming from the cover to Amazing Spider Man #39. Both of them are pretty key issues for Silver Age Marvel. Edit: I knew that image of Kang chilling on the invisible couch looked familiar. It's from Avengers #8. Servoret fucked around with this message at 02:09 on Sep 29, 2013 |
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Jesus, Wasp. Reign it in.
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There is no way those skrulls are not from Fantastic Four 2.
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Mind The Gap sounded interesting (girl in a coma is having an out of body experience and has to solve the mystery of who pushed her in front of a subway train) but descended into hackery with the writer putting in several pages of "here's some oh-so-clever clues I gave you that you might have missed" literally written out in some of the early issues. The artist tries to use clever perspective, but he isn't really good at it (or foreshortening) which results in stub people: and for maximum bobbleheadedness: The art is just bad all around really. Look at that first page. This could have had a neat layout, a one point perspective looking down the stairwell with the character who answers the phone drawn four times so the entire conversation takes place in a single panel splash page. Instead we get a pancaked staircase copy/pasted four times.
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redbackground posted:Jesus, Wasp. Reign it in.
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redbackground posted:Jesus, Wasp. Reign it in. Unfortunately that's just was Wasp's character at the time.
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ryonguy posted:The art is just bad all around really. Look at that first page. This could have had a neat layout, a one point perspective looking down the stairwell with the character who answers the phone drawn four times so the entire conversation takes place in a single panel splash page. Instead we get a pancaked staircase copy/pasted four times. Is that the artist from Morning Glories? It looks very similar.
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Servoret posted:Edit: I knew that image of Kang chilling on the invisible couch looked familiar. It's from Avengers #8. Ah, that also explains (not that it needed explaining) this week's Uncanny Avengers #12 cover: I thought the signatures were a nice touch.
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bobkatt013 posted:There is no way those skrulls are not from Fantastic Four 2. That was my first thought too, but they aren't. Both the Mole Man and the Skrulls come from pin-ups in the back of Fantastic Four Annual #1.
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Jedit posted:Is that the artist from Morning Glories? It looks very similar. The cover artist, apparently. I really dislike it. It seems the pencils are just barely there to provide vague shapes for the coloring, which is the current industry standard style of five minute watercolors. I wish more comics were black and white. Color nowadays just seems like a crutch for lovely artwork.
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Servoret posted:I wonder if all of those poses are supposed to be homages. The image of the FF in the Fantasticar is clearly inspired by the cover to Fantastic Four #3, and the Green Goblin seems to be coming from the cover to Amazing Spider Man #39. Both of them are pretty key issues for Silver Age Marvel. I can't find good source pictures, but Iron Man and Thor are both very old, classic images. That's a very Kirby Thor.
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prefect posted:That's a very Kirby Thor. I have the original image on a t-shirt and can verify that that Thor image is based on Kirby.
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Happy Hippo posted:I have the original image on a t-shirt and can verify that that Thor image is based on Kirby. I believe it was first a pinup page in Journey Into Mystery.
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LtKenFrankenstein posted:I believe it was first a pinup page in Journey Into Mystery. redbackground fucked around with this message at 05:34 on Sep 30, 2013 |
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The skrulls look like they were caught in Farmer Hank's silo, stealing his grain.
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