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Davros1 posted:A Joker trade from 1990 did the same thing with the pattern on Joker's suit I think Bill Sienkiewicz was the first guy I ever really saw do that in an interesting or successful way; the patterned clothes rendered independent of anatomy or perspective like that. I kind of dig it actually.
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Lobok posted:Billy Graham was doing some fierce work throughout the storyline and particularly liked doing fun things with the titles. That and the Epilogue thing are sick as hell
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May 21, 2018 00:52
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Why would a blind guy need a torch?
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Red posted:Why would a blind guy need a torch? Warmth. Dude's standing in snow.
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Plus, when was the last time you took a swing at a guy holding a torch?
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El Gallinero Gros posted:Plus, when was the last time you took a swing at a guy holding a torch? 
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A few pages from the oddly proportioned 'Black Sapper'. https://britishcomics.wordpress.com/2015/04/06/red-dagger/ He tunnels around in his drilly thing and blows up stuff (mainly the       
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Today's Kill Six Billion Demons I love Abbadon's art style, it doesn't really remind me of anybody else and it just blazes out of the page and destroys me  e: view it full size
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Flesh Forge posted:Today's Kill Six Billion Demons Someone help me out here, I can't find Waldo
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BetterToRuleInHell posted:Someone help me out here, I can't find Waldo Yeah he's difficult to spot when the forums scale the image. Look at the full, unscaled version: https://i.imgur.com/RQeeeAL.jpg edit: center-left, near the topless buckethead brigade
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wayfinder posted:Yeah he's difficult to spot when the forums scale the image. Goatse or Tubgirl?
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It's one of those images you can look at once a day for a year and find a new thing every day e: and no poo poo, there is Waldo there
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Flesh Forge posted:It's one of those images you can look at once a day for a year and find a new thing every day Except it's an edit.  Who knows about part two though.
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What's the deal with kill Six Billion Demons, it's a webcomic? Is there a version you can download, I hate reading on websites
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zoux posted:What's the deal with kill Six Billion Demons, it's a webcomic? Is there a version you can download, I hate reading on websites https://www.comixology.com/Kill-Six-Billion-Demons/comics-series/77323?ref=c2VhcmNoL2luZGV4L2Rlc2t0b3Avc2xpZGVyTGlzdC90b3BSZXN1bHRzU2xpZGVy
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Kilmers Elbow posted:A few pages from the oddly proportioned 'Black Sapper'. It's a coloring book about a civil engineer who likes causing road damage.
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Flesh Forge posted:Today's Kill Six Billion Demons Reminds of Sergio Aragones, whose art style is deceptive at the level of detail he puts into his art
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Davros1 posted:Reminds of Sergio Aragones, whose art style is deceptive at the level of detail he puts into his art Agreed. It's like Aragones doing Hieronymus Bosch with just a hint of ukiyo-e stylization.
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Yeah, I checked it out and it's extremely my poo poo. I've always had a thing for complex demonological hierarchies and angelic bureaucracies so the subject is great for me. Also, good lord, the art. It's like a cross between Wayne Barlowe and Mobius, and his attention to detail is insane. Great character design, and he does motion and action very well. I'm astonished he's an amateur.
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Kilmers Elbow posted:A few pages from the oddly proportioned 'Black Sapper'. That's by Terry Patrick, who along with Ron Embleton and Jim Bleach pretty much defined the style of British boys action comics in the period between the Hampson/Lawrence era and the rise of Carlos Ezquerra in the mid-70s.
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If he wasn't a tiny man he wouldn't fit in the machine, clearly. Or maybe his wetsuit is just too tight.
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Flesh Forge posted:Why does The Black Sapper have tiny legs and everyone else in the comic has normal legs My guess is he's a war baby so he's likely the product of some ungodly merging of American GI/Stout British Woman genes.
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Yeah, thanks for the Kill 6 Billion Demons art drop. Got me hooked in too I think, 5 chapters in now.
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Trimpe was totally solid back in the day. It's when he tried aping Rob Liefeld and Jim Lee in the '90s that he went off the rails.
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Senior Woodchuck posted:Trimpe was totally solid back in the day. It's when he tried aping Rob Liefeld and Jim Lee in the '90s that he went off the rails. I think his cape work in the 60s for Marvel was pretty bad. I think maybe it’s because Trimpe was always aping styles. He’s got kind of a Kirby attitude towards perspective and consistency (ie. he often ignores it), without the talent to back it up.
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Sorry Thor, you're back to being the second most sexy and/or metal norse god. https://twitter.com/AbsolumT/status/1002224766932127744
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Jordan7hm posted:I think his cape work in the 60s for Marvel was pretty bad. I think maybe it’s because Trimpe was always aping styles. He’s got kind of a Kirby attitude towards perspective and consistency (ie. he often ignores it), without the talent to back it up. I first encountered Trimpe's work in the old Shogun Warriors comic and the way he drew machinery was totally Kirby-swiped (krackles and all), but he drew faces and people in a more Sal Buscema-ish style.
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Lurdiak posted:Sorry Thor, you're back to being the second most sexy and/or metal norse god. That's not even the best hero from Dexter's Lab.
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Rhyno posted:That's not even the best hero from Dexter's Lab. Yeah but no one really draws Rasslor fanart.
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good day for a bris posted:Yeah but no one really draws Rasslor fanart. Wrong. 
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Rhyno posted:Wrong. I refuse to admit anything voiced by Randy "Macho Man" Savage isn't the best of anything in any category
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No one is superior to Capitol G.
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Selachian posted:I first encountered Trimpe's work in the old Shogun Warriors comic and the way he drew machinery was totally Kirby-swiped (krackles and all), but he drew faces and people in a more Sal Buscema-ish style. Sometimes.  And then sometimes he does stuff like this.  These are all from Hulk 139. This page really gets me, because it's kind of Trimpe in a nutshell... close to being interesting, but without the technical chops to really deliver on the premise.  In the reading order the books shortly after this include some Neal Adams work (Amazing Adventure #5). Goddamn was that guy in another class altogether. 
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Jordan7hm posted:Trimpe in a nutshell... close to being interesting, but without the technical chops to really deliver on the premise. Same. Never liked his work at all. He had some Kirby in him and was a decent story teller but there was no flash or spark to what he did. It felt "by the numbers", unpolished and kind of generic, lacking a certain dynamic quality. Your description of his stuff is spot on. He seemed like a by the numbers assembly line comic book artist and nothing he did ever really stood out. A flashy or dynamic inker like Klaus Janson or Joe Sinnott might have brought out the promise of his general layouts, which overall were fine, just kind of dull. Aping Liefeld only bears this out. He was like the ultimate house artist. I think they had him ape Kirby, then Buscema and, I guess Liefeld. Never seen the Liefeld/Trimpe style and I'm g;ad because, Jesus Christ, that sounds awful. can someone post some examples? Google is failing me.
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