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Kurzon posted:You think that's bad? Check out this page from Avengers: Initiative 35. Look at the last panel. Hey, kudos for giving primordial dwarves their due in popular media.
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Kurzon posted:You think that's bad? Check out this page from Avengers: Initiative 35. Look at the last panel. It looks the baby is painted onto her shirt. It's two dimensional.
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Oct 9, 2013 07:47
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Stupid babies need the most attention.
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I was impressed by this spread from the recent Supergirl #24.
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Oct 18, 2013 17:09
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Baron Bifford posted:I was impressed by this spread from the recent Supergirl #24. I can't take the motion blur. It looks lovely and out of place IMO.
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I think it adds dimension to the image. The whirlwind in the background should be out of focus, though by that logic the city should be blurred as well.
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The Midniter posted:I can't take the motion blur. It looks lovely and out of place IMO.
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Oct 18, 2013 17:43
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Is comic book dialogue nowadays that melodramatic, or is does it make more sense in context? Because man, that's some bona-fide Silver-Age melodramatic hamminess there! Lovely! 
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'Cyborg Superman' is kind of a mouthful in a dramatic scene.
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DrSunshine posted:Is comic book dialogue nowadays that melodramatic, or is does it make more sense in context? Because man, that's some bona-fide Silver-Age melodramatic hamminess there! Lovely! Not unless you're Thor. And no, it doesn't really make that much sense. The context is Supergirl basically got killed but her consciousness survived inside a planet made of nanobots and, beating the odds, she's reconstructing a giant body for herself. I guess that tends to make one start to power trip and talk really melodramatically.
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DrSunshine posted:Is comic book dialogue nowadays that melodramatic, or is does it make more sense in context? Because man, that's some bona-fide Silver-Age melodramatic hamminess there! Lovely! What you talking about? That there is downright poetic!
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Kellsterik posted:'Cyborg Superman' is kind of a mouthful in a dramatic scene. Well, she can't yell "Cyborg" or she'll seem weird and she cant yell "Superman" or she'll seem weird. She's kinda screwed!
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Madkal posted:What you talking about? That there is downright poetic! Stan Leeish even.
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Oct 18, 2013 19:07
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It wishes it could be this New Gods 6 
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DrSunshine posted:Is comic book dialogue nowadays that melodramatic, or is does it make more sense in context? Because man, that's some bona-fide Silver-Age melodramatic hamminess there! Lovely!
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ImpAtom posted:Well, she can't yell "Cyborg" or she'll seem weird and she cant yell "Superman" or she'll seem weird. She's kinda screwed! Could've just yelled "Henshaw!" unless Cyborg-Superman isn't Hank Henshaw in the New 52.
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Metal Loaf posted:Could've just yelled "Henshaw!" unless Cyborg-Superman isn't Hank Henshaw in the New 52. He isn't, that would be way too interesting.
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Metal Loaf posted:Could've just yelled "Henshaw!" unless Cyborg-Superman isn't Hank Henshaw in the New 52. I think!
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Baron Bifford posted:I was impressed by this spread from the recent Supergirl #24. Let's take a moment and marvel at how dumb that costume is.
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Alhazred posted:Let's take a moment and marvel at how dumb that costume is. You could post this in response to almost every panel posted in BSS.
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redbackground posted:CS is her dad! Yep, Cyborg Superman's one shot revealed Brainiac messed around with her dad's body to make a kidnapping robot
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goldenoreos posted:Yep, Cyborg Superman's one shot revealed Brainiac messed around with her dad's body to make a kidnapping robot Is it sort of like Moondragon and Drax the Destroyer, then?
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Alhazred posted:Let's take a moment and marvel at how dumb that costume is. I'm especially concerned about the red patch on her crotch area. It often looks like it could fall off at any moment, like a poorly fitted nappy.
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Oct 19, 2013 03:55
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Making Cyborg Superman he father is actually pretty inspired. Much better than a Reed Richards knockoff.
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The Midniter posted:I can't take the motion blur. It looks lovely and out of place IMO. It doesn't look like motion blur, it looks as though she was melting. She has melty bits above her shoulders and head, in addition.
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Take a look around the vortex. The art absolutely has a terrible, useless filter over it.
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Vincent posted:Stan Leeish even. A bad impression of Stan Lee doing Terrance Stamp's General Zod.
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Rhyno posted:Making Cyborg Superman he father is actually pretty inspired. Much better than a Reed Richards knockoff. Also, MaleGaze and all, but them's some superthighs. I'm kind of glad she's not being portrayed as the superwaif from Superman/Batman.
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Just posted some great bad art on my blog, figured I'd share here. Art from Avengers Unplugged #1, art by MC Wyman, words by Glenn Herdling: Count Nefaria rip-off (and the original Moonstone) "Nefarius" attacks the Jury, trying to get to Moonstone:  He finds her in a swimsuit (obviously):  Hercules to the rescue, changing outfits panel to panel:  Full review here: http://thepouchfiles.blogspot.com/2013/10/review-avengers-unplugged-1.html Cronin over at CBR did a pretty detailed look at issue #2, which featured an even bigger continuity issue: http://goodcomics.comicbookresources.com/2009/04/08/my-favorite-mid-90s-marvel-comic-screw-up/ laz0rbeak fucked around with this message at 02:23 on Oct 22, 2013 |
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FilthyImp posted:Making him Brainiac's bitch is also pretty good. It makes Brainiac less of a collector-cataloguer robot, though. Oh poo poo, we're praising New 52!
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laz0rbeak, just stop posting bad art from the 90s because it nearly all sucked.
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Baron Bifford posted:laz0rbeak, just stop posting bad art from the 90s because it nearly all sucked. No? This is the thread for humorously poor comic art.
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True, and you at least didn't post Liefeld, but 90s art was so widely bad that it cannot shock me anymore. These days, by comparison, comic book art is very good, and I'd rather see recent efforts that either fall below or above current standards.
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Ignore this man, I love ridiculous 90's art. So much teeth gritting went on back then.
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 RHATO 27 cover Roy Harper, midget or a case of steroids abuse?
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He's on the Liefeld Workout Plan. Note: Please consult podiatrist before trying plan. Results may vary.
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It's just the perspective. Hey, it looks like he's trying to fire two arrows at once, and his bow has no string. How is Ra's blocking Starfire's bolts with his bare hands? Does the Lazarus Pit do that?
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Baron Bifford posted:It's just the perspective. Hey, it looks like he's trying to fire two arrows at once, and his bow has no string. He got an upgrade on the most recent issue and now is a GOD... yeah, is really stupid  Seeing more closely the cover. Jason, what's wrong with your legs? 
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Again, it's just perspective plus the water that's skewing your perception. Gah, I absolutely hate the New 52 Starfire. It's like they deliberately wanted to differentiate their version from the TV cartoon version in the most vulgar and unimaginative way.
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Baron Bifford posted:Again, it's just perspective plus the water that's skewing your perception. Really? his leg left looks more like a stump, the odd angle of his hips and legs could be perception, though.
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