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Rhyno posted:Even back then Jae Lee was critically acclaimed. People ate that poo poo up. I know I did. When I was sixteen, I self-published what can only be described as a 90s-fueled disaster of a comic that was a horrifying combo of Jae Lee's method of drawing clothing and Todd McFarlanes chewing gum faces. It was... very bad. As for Lee, his early stuff was basically a weird knock off of Sienkiewicz's funkiest anatomy and Bisley's love of hair and veins:  Part way through his incomprehensible "Hellshock" series at Image, he dropped a lot of that and moved into his own "cleaner" style and mostly stuck with it from there.
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funtax posted:I know I did. When I was sixteen, I self-published what can only be described as a 90s-fueled disaster of a comic that was a horrifying combo of Jae Lee's method of drawing clothing and Todd McFarlanes chewing gum faces. It was... very bad.
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funtax posted:I know I did. When I was sixteen, I self-published what can only be described as a 90s-fueled disaster of a comic that was a horrifying combo of Jae Lee's method of drawing clothing and Todd McFarlanes chewing gum faces. It was... very bad.  I know the reputation the 90s have but Blanka-Namor is unbelievable. What was the premise of this anyways? Why is he now so freakishly huge?!
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May 18, 2014 05:45
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Because Simon Bisley (sort of) drew veiny weirdos like that and Jae Lee (who was like 20 at the time) really liked Bisley: The main difference is that Bisley wasn't drawing Namor, a lithe character who's supposed to be elegant and regal, not crazy and hairy.
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Though I suppose an alternate explanation would be that Namor is experiencing a MASSIVE case of the bends and his circulatory system is LITERALLY EXPLODING when exposed to the lower pressure of the surface world.
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Ahahaha cripes, it looks like Deadpool, Namor and Blanka got merged in a transporter accident.
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God, the X-Factor issues of X-Tinctioner's Song were incomprehensible. Moreso than the rest of the story.
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Jae Lee still never learned how to draw backgrounds.
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sporklift posted:Jae Lee seems to have improved quite a bit since this... Either this guy is 4 feet tall or his arms are stubs.
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funtax posted:The main difference is that Bisley wasn't drawing Namor, a lithe character who's supposed to be elegant and regal, not crazy and hairy. No no, this was after Magneto ripped the adamantium out of his bones, and he started to get real feral.
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Endless Mike posted:God, the X-Factor issues of X-Tinctioner's Song were incomprehensible. Moreso than the rest of the story. It didn't help that Peter David was angry about having to write three issues of X-Factor mostly featuring people who weren't on X-Factor.
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prefect posted:No no, this was after Magneto ripped the adamantium out of his bones, and he started to get real feral. Impossible. He has a nose.
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Speaking of X-Men in the 1990s: I suspect the reason Cap is screaming is that he appears to have pulled every muscle in his back at once. Wheat Loaf fucked around with this message at 16:58 on May 20, 2014 |
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May 20, 2014 16:54
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Perhaps he's only just realised someone switched his left arm to his right shoulder.
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May 20, 2014 17:53
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He's reacting in horror as he realises his right forearm has been replaced by a shield.
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He's using the shield's shiny inner surface to check if he's got anything stuck in his teeth.
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Cyclops is pissed he fell down. Pissed.
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Metal Loaf posted:Speaking of X-Men in the 1990s: Rogue: If I could just fart, I'd feel so much better.
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Meanwhile, Wanda is at the most disappointing rock concert in history.
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Scott is gripping the toilet bowl on both sides, locked in the agony of post-TacoBell Syndrome HHNGHGHGN
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Wanda is standing like that because it is the only position where that weird swimsuit/thong combination doesn't go somewhere REALLY uncomfortable
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DarkCrawler posted:Wanda is standing like that because it is the only position where that weird swimsuit/thong combination doesn't go somewhere REALLY uncomfortable What, like the back of a Volkswagen?
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Mister Kingdom posted:Rogue: If I could just fart, I'd feel so much better. Rogue learns a valuable lesson: never trust a fart.
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Oh my gooood what is going on here The 90s. The 90s is what's going on here.
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Hakkesshu posted:Oh my gooood what is going on here It's like someone wanted to ape Sam Kieth without understanding Sam Kieth.
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Madkal posted:ape Sam Keith Madkal posted:Sam Keith Madkal posted:apes Someone at DC just got an amazing idea for a story.
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Hakkesshu posted:Oh my gooood what is going on here That's not how you do a Mad fold in.
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I like how amused the tiger(?) seems to be. I'll say it works for Apocalypse. But then he's always been weird.
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Bloodly posted:I like how amused the tiger(?) seems to be. It's laughing so drat hard its stripes fell off.
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Bloodly posted:I like how amused the tiger(?) seems to be. This is the only time I've seen Apocalypse depicted like he's literally wearing clown makeup.
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Hakkesshu posted:Oh my gooood what is going on here Ramirez?
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I Before E posted:Ramirez? Adam Pollina: quote:Early in his career, Pollina worked for Friendly Comics, an adult comics publisher owned by pornographer and ferret advocate Eric Shefferman. While at Friendly, Pollina provided pencils for the popular Sex Trek series, an adult parody of Star Trek featuring characters named "Jism T. Cock" and "Jean-Luc Prickhard." Pornographic ferret advocacy was HUGE in the 90s.
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That bio is incredible. Jism T. Cock
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Hakkesshu posted:Oh my gooood what is going on here I actually liked Adam Pollina's X-Force stuff. Yes, it's very Sam Keith-y and could get really sloppy and ugly, but he could also do some pretty cool stuff.
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Did someone say the 90s? Marvel Fanfare #6 Speed lines!
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Nothing wrong with speed lines man. read right to left       Check out that detail in their clothes and the cinematic action. A Bride's Story by Kaoru Mori is kinda amazing.
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Marco Rudy's art for the upcoming New Avengers Annual #1 looks absolutely astounding.  
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I'll have to check that out despite having zero interest or knowledge in New Avengers because it's rare seeing a comic with unique art or a different medium other than heavy inks + digital color.
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al-azad posted:I'll have to check that out despite having zero interest or knowledge in New Avengers because it's rare seeing a comic with unique art or a different medium other than heavy inks + digital color. The same artist did Marvel Knights: Spider-Man which is just spider-man having a weird acid trip or something for five issues.
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