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Teenage Fansub posted:Tony Salvador Daniel, ladies and gentlemen. 
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ah, the old "leave a standee from your movie to trick the badguys" ploy.
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Magik's arm and face seem to both have gone very wrong in this preview page from Humberto Ramos' Extraordinary X-Men. However, his Storm looks pretty cool.
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Sep 29, 2015 23:49
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Oh it looks like Storm forgot her pants in that panel, she could only find two really long socks and some belts and did her best.
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Sep 29, 2015 23:58
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Starsnostars posted:Magik's arm and face seem to both have gone very wrong in this preview page from Humberto Ramos' Extraordinary X-Men. I have yet to see a Humberto Ramos page where at least 50% of the characters hadn't had something go horribly wrong with their limbs and face.
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Sep 30, 2015 00:08
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The most important part of that panel is the return of The Best Mutant, Glob Herman.
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Sep 30, 2015 00:33
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Jedit posted:I have yet to see a Humberto Ramos page where at least 50% of the characters hadn't had something go horribly wrong with their limbs and face. check out his old stuff on Hardware.
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Jedit posted:I have yet to see a Humberto Ramos page where at least 50% of the characters hadn't had something go horribly wrong with their limbs and face. I was just thinking this page is probably the least deformed thing Ramos has drawn in the last decade or so. I used to be a really big fan of his back when he was doing Impulse at DC. It's pretty sad to see what he's doing these days. He just fuckin' lost control at some point.
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Hijo Del Helmsley posted:The most important part of that panel is the return of The Best Mutant, Glob Herman.  You typoed "Rockslide" there.
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Sep 30, 2015 01:02
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Bad art made worse by Magik's lack of bangs.
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Sep 30, 2015 01:47
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Who's the old little kid? I've never been able to find that out.
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HogX posted:Who's the old little kid? I've never been able to find that out. What, Ernst? She's never really done anything to my knowledge, though I think it was hinted that she is the reincarnation of Cassandra Nova or some bullshit
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Sep 30, 2015 18:53
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Wonky eyes and wrongbent limbs aside, I would be totally happy with Storm's loving awesome 'do taking up a huge chunk of every single page.
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RevKrule posted:Bad art made worse by Magik's lack of bangs. Yep, that's what was bothering me that I couldn't quite place.
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Hakkesshu posted:What, Ernst? She's never really done anything to my knowledge, though I think it was hinted that she is the reincarnation of Cassandra Nova or some bullshit Super strength, I think
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Near the end of Morrison's New X-Men, during the "Here Comes Tomorrow" alternate-future arc, it was revealed that Ernst was a mentally shackled Cassandra Nova in the body of that alien biocomputer shapeshifter thing named "Stuff". (New X-Men #153) This was later contradicted in Whedon's Astonishing X-Men when we see that Nova/Stuff has been in a very tightly locked box in the mansion, and used Kitty to escape.  (Astonishing X-Men #17) So the answer to "who is Ernst" is a typical X-Men continuity snarl.
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Ernst was part of the special class in Spider-Man and the X-men, which you should read if you haven't because it was basically perfect. Ernst was the traitor Spidey was brought in to look for, but she was just trying to help her BFF Martha the Floating Brain get a body, so her only punishment for selling the school out to Sinister was detention.
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Hijo Del Helmsley posted:The most important part of that panel is the return of The Best Mutant, Glob Herman. I loved how hanging out with Spidey did wonders for him as a person, they really should do another series of him as one of the school teachers.
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Sentinel Red posted:I loved how hanging out with Spidey did wonders for him as a person, they really should do another series of him as one of the school teachers. Ol' Peter Parker is a good dude to learn from, before it got drowned out with "Cyclops was technically in a roundabout way right!" AvX revealed that hanging with Spider-Man was apparently the missing ingredient in keeping Phoenix hosts from gluing crab legs on whales and nuking solar systems on a bad hair day.
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Frank Miller is still drawing... uh... things.
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Oct 6, 2015 03:46
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Looks like the guy who illustrated the Charlie and the Chocolate Factory books way back in the day.
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Oct 6, 2015 03:47
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Every time I see something that is ostensibly complete poo poo--Miller's Superman up there--I wonder, what am I missing? I really want to be missing something.
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Toadstrieb posted:Every time I see something that is ostensibly complete poo poo--Miller's Superman up there--I wonder, what am I missing? I really want to be missing something. You are missing that this is hilarious.
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Oct 6, 2015 04:07
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Expect to read "it's satire" every time someone tries to defend liking it. I wish I could tell kids that you can like something that's garbage without justifying it with hidden depths that aren't exactly there.
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Oct 6, 2015 04:09
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I ike that Frank drew Superman's dick.
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Oct 6, 2015 04:11
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Does Frank Miller have a slow stroke every time he draws now? Has he become so wizened and crippled that his drawing hand looks like a skeksis claw?
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Oct 6, 2015 04:11
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It's a piece of art any parent would be proud to stick on the fridge door.
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Oct 6, 2015 04:12
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Yikes.....I'm trying to think of anything positive to say about that. And nothing is coming to mind.
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Oct 6, 2015 04:15
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I like the shading on the right foot. Superb.
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Oct 6, 2015 04:19
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It's got more personality in it than the main book will probably have with Andy Kubert's interiors instead of Frank's. Obviously he wouldn't have been able to keep up with that and it'd be far less palatable to the public, but I think it's a shame.
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On the subject of Frank Miller here is Daredevil 181     
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Yeah, turns out having to adhere to Marvel's house style and express yourself in the margins so-to-speak, instead of two decades of "Do whatever you want O' the Frank Miller of Daredevil, TDKR, Sin City, and 300! We would not dare constrain your genius!" produces way better work from an artist like Miller. Fact is some artists really shouldn't be un-leashed for too long. Give them a standard to work around and "rebel" against, and you'll see some amazing stuff.
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DK2 was amazing stuff. 
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"It's satire." I'm ribbing, fyi. Not seriously dissing your taste. I feel a need to clarify this pre-emptively.
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mind the walrus posted:Expect to read "it's satire" every time someone tries to defend liking it. Don't mod sass- oh wait.
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Conrad_Birdie posted:Yikes.....I'm trying to think of anything positive to say about that. And nothing is coming to mind. Superman's undies are on the correct side of his costume.
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Endless Mike posted:I ike that Frank drew Superman's dick. Superdickery indeed.
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Teenage Fansub posted:DK2 was amazing stuff. I unironically love the first issue of DK2.
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funtax posted:Frank Miller is still drawing... uh... things. That's one chunky arse leg you have there superman, and your feet seem to be millimetres thick, what's your secret? *looks at recent pic of frank miller* Ohhhh....
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