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Dark_Tzitzimine posted:Gene Ha's cover process on a gif I think it's even better than "pretty" -- I love seeing step-by-step explanations of how artists do their work, because it all seems like magic to me. (But is that Hal going Blue Lantern? He's not a Blue kind of guy.  )
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Work in-progress by Travel Forman: Starfire's wardrobe aside, I love the variety in body sizes in this pic. Barda is always drawn as a big lady, but WW and Starfire being visually bigger than ordinary women is a nice touch underlining their otherworldness. Handsome Thor and Cable by Kevin Wada:  
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I like Kevin Wada but sexy daddy Cable is kind of weirding me out. Though outside of Liefeld I think Giannis Milonogiannis does my favourite Cable.  Really good to se Foreman art without horrible gradients on it.
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fatherboxx posted:Work in-progress by Travel Forman: I like that except for how dainty Supergirl's arm looks?
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Senor Candle posted:I like that except for how dainty Supergirl's arm looks? They've all got dainty arms. Also something went wrong with Zatanna's elbow and hand.
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fatherboxx posted:Work in-progress by Travel Forman: What's this for? Because I'm actually a fan of Mary Marvel and it's not like she shows up often. Although I had a laugh at the panty shot she has here.
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catlord posted:What's this for? Because I'm actually a fan of Mary Marvel and it's not like she shows up often. Although I had a laugh at the panty shot she has here. For some reason I didn't even notice that, in my mind I assumed that her pulling her skirt down was covering it up. I'm liking this less and less the more I look at it.
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catlord posted:panty shot Oh comic books 
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Senor Candle posted:I like that except for how dainty Supergirl's arm looks? I actually like the spindly look for Superwoman, it emphasizes the alien-ness of Kryptonians since she doesn't look like she could lift a continent. It's probably why I like the everyman look Chris Reeves had in the '78 superman vs the Henry Cavill super ripped look in Man of Steel
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Hasters posted:I actually like the spindly look for Superwoman, it emphasizes the alien-ness of Kryptonians since she doesn't look like she could lift a continent. It's probably why I like the everyman look Chris Reeves had in the '78 superman vs the Henry Cavill super ripped look in Man of Steel Her hand looks so small it doesn't look like she would be able to hold a cup much less lift something. Senor Candle fucked around with this message at 21:11 on Jun 26, 2014 |
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fatherboxx posted:Work in-progress by Travel Forman: I like most of it, but all their lower arms look....off to me.
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Some part of Foreman's art should always look "off" and creepy (just noticed Stargirl's knees.) If that's a commission, it's super weird that anyone would ask him to do a straight up 'sexy ladies of DC' piece.
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This week's Avengers Undercover (#6) has art by Timothy Green II, who also did the pencils for #3. For some reason I didn't really notice this in issue 3, but the guy has one singular body type for women and will use that body type on someone who hasn't even hit puberty yet. Case in point, the 12-year-old Deathlocket: Left is her appearance in Avengers Arena, right is her appearance in Avengers Undercover #6.
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Holy poo poo that is loving awful. Not to mention the whitewashing.
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Some more art by Grzegorz Rosiński: (From Thorgal: Kah-Aniel)
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Behold the glory of a Stokoe-flavored Avengers one-shot celebrating Marvel's 100th anniversary, 50 years ahead of time. From Avengers 100th Anniversary Special We're never going to see another issue of Orc Stain, are we?
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Given that it's been on hiatus for years now, prob not.
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funtax posted:We're never going to see another issue of Orc Stain, are we? He's posted sketches from the new issue, so there is something out there. It doesn't seem realistic to expect many more, though.
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There will be more Orc Stain eventually. I can't see it going the way of Non Player. Stokoe is pretty upfront with the fact that he needs to do other jobs like Godzilla, film and game posters and Marvel stuff to pay the bills.
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You're all talking about Stokoe like he's gonna die soon, the dude isn't even 30 years old yet. There's plenty of time for Orc Stain.
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Authors tend to lose interest in their creations during the long hiatuses. Of course for Stokoe it is mostly a financial matter, Orc Stain sold absolutely horrible in single issues. But i am baffled at how much he draws and just buries under the table, like the Poison Thrower one-shot.
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Fuego Fish posted:This week's Avengers Undercover (#6) has art by Timothy Green II, who also did the pencils for #3. For some reason I didn't really notice this in issue 3, but the guy has one singular body type for women and will use that body type on someone who hasn't even hit puberty yet. Case in point, the 12-year-old Deathlocket: Wait, is she the same age in both pictures? I thought one was a past picture and one was many years in the future. Am I just totally wrong?
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10 Beers posted:Wait, is she the same age in both pictures? I thought one was a past picture and one was many years in the future. Am I just totally wrong? She is pretty much supposed to be the same age in both pictures, yes.
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fatherboxx posted:But i am baffled at how much he draws and just buries under the table, like the Poison Thrower one-shot. It's called "hoping something hits it big but then working your butt off to make ends meet"
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Street Soldier posted:You're all talking about Stokoe like he's gonna die soon, the dude isn't even 30 years old yet. There's plenty of time for Orc Stain. Seth Fisher was also young. 
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Flesh Forge posted:Oh comic books And here I thought you only got such egregious things in manga/anime! 
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There's a key difference in that in anime/manga it's such an orthodox thing that it even has a proper technical term (pantsu).
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...that's literally just a loanword meaning "panties". Like, it doesn't mean "creepy upskirt shot" it just means "underwear".
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Jul 1, 2014 02:31
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And what is your point exactly?
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I bought a French comic on Comixology called "Marie Des Dragons" because it was only a dollar and the art looked great. I don't read French, but I think I made the right call:  
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Is that a dragon-goat?
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Ofaloaf posted:Is that a dragon-goat? Are you talking about the wolf?
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 Swamp Thing v2 #61 Swamp Thing accidentally absorbs a bunch of plant aliens into his consciousness and gets a really cool page out of it.
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Plants are people-drugs... so people are plant-drugs. Makes sense.
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Hakkesshu posted:I bought a French comic on Comixology called "Marie Des Dragons" because it was only a dollar and the art looked great. I don't read French, but I think I made the right call: 
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Funkchop posted:
Christ I wish I hadn't given away/lost all my trades of Moore's Swamp Thing. Aside from some wonky coloring and guest art in a few issues that entire run is filled with breaktaking pages and panels.
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Funkchop posted:
It's a goddamn face. How did it take me a day to realize this?
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fatherboxx posted:Authors tend to lose interest in their creations during the long hiatuses. The difference between Stokoe and most other artists is that Stokoe tends to be very up front and show off discarded books and pitches. I have bins full of comics pages that I love very much but will most likely never see the light of day.
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fatherboxx posted:Authors tend to lose interest in their creations during the long hiatuses. According to Brandon Graham, Stokoe is back on Orc Stain now: quote:Orc stain is his first loong thing and I think he needed a lap around comics before he came back to it. and yeah, he’s back on it now...
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Drifter posted:It's a goddamn face. How did it take me a day to realize this? It got me too, looking at it fullsize. 
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