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The Dook Knight
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Dec 22, 2018 06:50
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That Batman is actually really cool. They always refer to him by his initials, BM.
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Dec 22, 2018 10:25
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Push El Burrito posted:That Batman is actually really cool. They always refer to him by his initials, BM. I bought the first issue of that comic and it was ok, but #2 was fantastic.
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IronSaber posted:Ski-bi dibby dib yo da dub dub yo da dub dub https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hy8kmNEo1i8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=02vDkMEdIkY Memories.
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Wish this was bigger, but hubba hubba. https://twitter.com/NickDerington/status/1076577469354848258/photo/1 
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I know his position means he's stopping, but that light trail really makes it look like Hal is about to crash into Batman and Bats is too stubborn to move.
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Dec 23, 2018 02:19
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It's a trail of stink.
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Teenage Fansub posted:It's a trail of stink. Hal is notorious for his bad hygiene.
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Otoyomegatari, The Bride's Story, by the mangaka Kaoru Mori just recently celebrated it's 10 years of serialisation in October and I figured I'd do a bit of a dump of some of the cover pages of each chapter. The series tells the tales of several people, particularly Brides, on the Silk Road during the 19th Century. It's an absolutely amazing historical work and well worth your time should you seek it out. I absolutely adore her attention to detail in pretty much every page that gets released. Her line work in particular is just sublime                   (Sorry if this is too many pages. Tried to limit it as much as possible)
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Jesus Christ, that linework.
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Also every page has that level of quality and attention to detail in it. Just an incredible series.
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That's some beautiful ink 
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davidspackage posted:Jesus Christ, that linework. Yeah, that's really strong. Every line counts and describes something rather than being just about style like Lee, Leifeld and McFarlane are guilty of a lot. Reminds me a little of Bernie Wrightson's incredible illustrations for Frankenstein. I'm always impressed with artists who don't feel a need to draw lines around everything and instead allow for contrast and textural patterns to describe depth and form. Took me a long time to learn this and it's one of the best things I absorbed in art school. Too many artists start with outlining every shape in a piece and then fill them in, which is also largely how most comics are actually produced - pencils + inks + color and most times it really shows. Pencils: lines/where everything is inks: Shadows/texture/contrast Color: Paint by numbers usually Which is why a ton of comics look a lot like coloring books.
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Gann Jerrod posted:I love this Detective Comics #1000 variant by Michael Cho. I remember a scene in a 90s DC comic where there were multiple Batmen. I thought it was Zero Hour, but I checked and it wasn't that. Any clues?
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It was one of the Batman 0 issues. Superman was surrounded by various Batmen. EDIT: Superman Man of Steel #0 Open Marriage Night fucked around with this message at 23:50 on Dec 23, 2018 |
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Open Marriage Night posted:It was one of the Batman 0 issues. Superman was surrounded by various Batmen. Thanks. That was driving me nuts.
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davidspackage posted:Jesus Christ, that linework. Was going to empty quote that whole post but this sums it up. holy gently caress some of those patterns in the clothes are insane.
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Kaoru Mori is wonderful. It's not quite as much a showcase for her gorgeous art, but her earlier comic Emma is a great period melodrama with the same eye for historical detail and texture.
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Open Marriage Night posted:It was one of the Batman 0 issues. Superman was surrounded by various Batmen. Superman: Man of Steel #37?  There was a corrresponding Batman-surrounded-by-Supermen, but I don't know if it was a Bat-cover, or just a promo poster.
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The Kelley Jones version in the lower left corner, with his giant ears and cape overflowing to the point where even Batman can't deal, has always made me laugh.
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Pacra posted:I dunno, I can see the reasoning behind "Can only draw one face" lol im loving done gently caress lol
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I'm actually excited that he (Aaron Kuder) is on F4. His run on Greg Pak's Action Comics was great stuff.
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That's the kind of artist I dreamed of for the relaunch. Slott is still too much to outweigh it.
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Did someone say "linework?" https://twitter.com/PaulTobin/status/1079883817219846144   
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if we're posting commercial oddities... I cannot help laugh at these:    My dad used to be a collector of everything Citroën, he had quite a few of these and they were sought after by other collectors.
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What the hell is Haddock planning to do with a car in the middle of the jungle Moebius was also commissioned to do a Citroën thing which went places: 
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He was such an absurdly good artist that I'm angry right now that he's dead.
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david_a posted:What the hell is Haddock planning to do with a car in the middle of the jungle Yeah, I still have a book about "Citroën in comics" which featured that one, it's both fascinating and hilarious that someone compiled enough references for a book full of them btw. This is one of the more serious things that Hergé put out when working for Citroën, A limited edition calendar for his publisher: https://www.sparehed.com/2017/02/12/tintin-drives-a-citroen/ this is my favorite: 
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david_a posted:What the hell is Haddock planning to do with a car in the middle of the jungle Its a 2CV, it'll go loving anywhere. And if it can't get to somewhere you can just pick it up and carry it with you.
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DONT TOUCH THE PC posted:Yeah, I still have a book about "Citroën in comics" which featured that one, it's both fascinating and hilarious that someone compiled enough references for a book full of them btw. The SM! 
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Dick Trauma posted:The SM!  Abdullah, you scamp! Tintin's troublesome royal acquaintaince was based on King Faisal II of Iraq, who was executed during the 14th July Revolution 
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Inker and Colourist in unison: NOOOOOOO
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From the sublime to... That middle panel just whiplashed me out of a astoundingly good book. (Immortal Hulk #2)
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Are we back in that weird era where people just straight up traced over pictures? Or is that just hobo Morgan Freeman?
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We never left it.
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That middle panel looks fine - they need to fill her eyes in more, but assuming she is looking to the left side of the panel then it's a pretty good coy, sideways glance.
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Infinitum posted:Are we back in that weird era where people just straight up traced over pictures? Illustrators have always done this to some degree. Now it's just easier to spot because of the internet. Along those lines, I still marvel at how well MAD Magazine used to render characitures in their movie parodies considering how limited their reference material must have been. They had to have been provided with stills from the films or something. Anyone know?
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