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Flesh Forge posted:No, there really is a little dude with - uh - quite a Waldo-like expression, look between the two tanks. I'm sure that's just what it is. His expression looks just like the other 2 soldiers just to the right and above him, and I think he's flailing, not waving.
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Mar 8, 2014 08:08
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i'll just leave these here i think they speak for themselves 
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Mar 8, 2014 08:53
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But there are two other soldiers with the same face nearby up and to the right. Just seems like anyone not in an Iron Man suit is cartoonier than you might expect. Edit: beaten like a Waldo soldier
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Mar 9, 2014 05:20
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Obviously Stokoe is tracing where's waldo and should be run out of the businesses.
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Really interesting piece with Jae Lee: http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=51364
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So I recently came across this little treasure trove: http://powercomics.tumblr.com It's pretty much gold all the way down.    
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I have always thought Kaare Andrews was a good artist. Sure he experiments with different styles so you can go from this: or this  to something like this:  which is pretty freaking bad. All in all his covers are usually visually stunning and interesting while his interiors can be....hard to look at I guess. Anyway, some promo stuff for his Iron Fist series has come out and I might just have to change my opinion about his interiors. 
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Mar 18, 2014 20:32
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Not really bad art so much as "ha ha this is stupid, huh?" but the colorist for this week's All-Star Western apparently forgot that Jonah Hex fought for the CSA and decided to draw him in blue for half the issue.
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Mar 28, 2014 22:59
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Fantastic Four Annual #16 So good and yet so bad.
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Sef! posted:It's pretty much gold all the way down. quote:
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Mar 29, 2014 23:52
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Now his chest looks like some kind of hosed up frowning Muppet. Made even better by the "oh god, no," pose the guy on the ground is making. Alternatively: his nipples are looking for you.
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Mar 29, 2014 23:57
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Irish Joe posted:Fantastic Four Annual #16 This must be where Ramos got his inspiration from. Form Annihilation: Conquest - Starlord #4  What the gently caress is this poo poo? How can such a glaring continuity error make it to print. My god that's loving terrible.
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itskage posted:Form Annihilation: Conquest - Starlord #4 What are you talking about?
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Mar 30, 2014 20:29
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His mask.
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Rhyno posted:What are you talking about? His mask is flipped in opposite directions between panels.
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Mar 30, 2014 20:34
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Now, some bad 90s X-Men art: That's either a Nerf gun or Jubilee (who's now a vampire?) is really strong.  "I'm gonna out-titty you, bitch!"
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TwoPair posted:Not really bad art so much as "ha ha this is stupid, huh?" but the colorist for this week's All-Star Western apparently forgot that Jonah Hex fought for the CSA and decided to draw him in blue for half the issue. When looking at this, all I can see is a poor, unfortunate, mutant horse with a head that looks like a gun holster.
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goatface posted:His mask. That's not exactly a huge continuity error and kind of a petty thing to be flipping out over.
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Mister Kingdom posted:Now, some bad 90s X-Men art: That kind of style was all over Marvel in the late 1990s but I'm not sure how to describe it; I'm thinking of stuff like Salvador Larocca and then Carlos Pacheco on Fantastic Four, Alan Davis and Chris Bachalo on X-Men and so on. It sort of occupied the space after the x-treme nineties style going out of fashion, but before Ultimates made the "cinematic" style popular. I guess I sort of like it, even though those particular covers are a bit dumb-looking. 
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Mar 30, 2014 21:04
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 Crossposting from the Spider-Man thread. That leg means business.
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Rhyno posted:That's not exactly a huge continuity error and kind of a petty thing to be flipping out over. Funny, because flipping is exactly what happened to the panel - his mole moved as well. That's not an art error, it's an editing error and the editor is a fuckwit.
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Edit: /\ this is what I get for not refreshing before hitting submit.Rhyno posted:That's not exactly a huge continuity error and kind of a petty thing to be flipping out over. No, it's a huge error. It's not a problem for the story or anything, but it's visually disruptive. An entire panel is backwards. It's not like something like an object in the background shifted or a pouch was on the wrong side of a costume. It's really obviously incorrect and so it's pretty jarring when reading it. His mask was like that since the beginning of that issue, and then suddenly it's flipped. In fact it looks like the whole panel was flipped. Even the mole on his face is on the wrong side. So someone deliberately flipped it! What the hell?
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:
That image turns into a Giger image the more I look at it. It's just so full of "What's that? Why is it here? Are those aliens, metal bars, and lots of mostly naked/in skin-tight clothes females? Is it supposed to be a reference?" It's almost genius in it's shear awfulness.
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The lady in blue -- where did her right leg go? 
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The image is probably a trace, that's why the poses don't fit the action or the flow.
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DrSunshine posted:The lady in blue -- where did her right leg go? It turned into a brood 
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I think it's just completely obscured by the green dress. That's one bit I can actually believe about that image.
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itskage posted:Form Annihilation: Conquest - Starlord #4 This just reminded me that I have some weird Guardians of the Galaxy art on my computer. This is from Guardians of the Galaxy #9:  What the hell is this? This issue had multiple art teams I think, and whenever it cut back to these characters this same team was doing the art and making everybody look weird. Is there a story behind why this looks so awful?
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ThePlague-Daemon posted:This just reminded me that I have some weird Guardians of the Galaxy art on my computer. This is from Guardians of the Galaxy #9: Regular artist falls behind, they have to pull in somebody to finish the issue to get it out on time. Happens all the time.
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That one's pretty bad, but I love seeing all of the different ways Rocket is drawn.
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Same. I would have thought that they'd have at least some standard design that artists have to work off of, but I like that nobody really gives a poo poo and just draws and colors Rocket however they want.Rhyno posted:Regular artist falls behind, they have to pull in somebody to finish the issue to get it out on time. Happens all the time. I figured it must have been something like that.
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Mister Kingdom posted:Now, some bad 90s X-Men art: My favorite part of the end of his GenX run is that the last page he drew is half-taken up by a self-portrait attached to a giant parachute, flying away. redbackground fucked around with this message at 15:17 on Mar 31, 2014 |
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I was going through Age of Apocalypse over the weekend and got to Generation Next, which was a Bachalo issue, and I could not have guessed that it was by him unless you pointed it out beforehand. I'm not a fan of his work on Uncanny, but goddamn I do have to give him credit for almost entirely reinventing his own style, although obviously the colouration is a big part of that, too.
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Mister Kingdom posted:Now, some bad 90s X-Men art: Neither Chris Bachalo nor Terry Dodson as a bad artist.
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Endless Mike posted:Neither Chris Bachalo nor Terry Dodson is a bad artist. Seconded, Bachalo is one of my favorites despite his inconsistent habits. If you're taking the Jubilee cover as a serious attempt to make her a 90's-style badass.... I don't even know. Edit: Dodson isn't GOOD but gratuitous cleavage doesn't automatically make art bad. It's just completely forgettable (especially compared to Jubilee as a Liefeldian caricature which I kind of love.) Faustoan Bargain fucked around with this message at 17:41 on Mar 31, 2014 |
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Faustoan Bargain posted:Edit: Dodson isn't GOOD
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redbackground posted:No, he's FANTASTIC. Whoops, vague phone posting. I meant that specific Dodson cover is just unremarkably bland. In general, yep, he's pretty drat good.
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I guess that was the peak of manga-influence in American superhero comics, what with guys like Bachalo, Joe Mad and a few others. Curiously enough, I've seen the Howard Porter and John Dell's work on JLA from around the same timeframe put in the same category. I guess I could kind of see it if JLA had been more brightly coloured?
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Faustoan Bargain posted:If you're taking the Jubilee cover as a serious attempt to make her a 90's-style badass.... I don't even know. I don't think Jubilee was ever a bad-rear end. In the GenX run, she got about a half-dozen makeovers by different artists. She looks about ten years old here. As for the tits, have there been many comic women with "normal" busts?
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