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Until Wagner actually wrote the story, realised there was no way Howler or Dredd would leave the other alive, and since the strip is called 'Judge Dredd'...
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I got some stickers up for sale I think the users in here would find cool over at SA-Mart. Got some other stuff based on Metal Gear Solid and Simpsons too. It glows in the dark.... 
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 Sonic Holiday Special (1996) Script: Nigel Kitching Lines: Nigel Dobbyn Colors: Tim Bolland Letters: Ellie de'Ville
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I'm contractually obligated whenever Fleetway's Sonic the Comic is posted to let people know that there's a podcast called Sonic the Comic the Podcast that is reading through the comics in real time (so every two weeks) and is also a good overview of what it was like growing up as a British kid in the 90s. Such a good comic at its best.
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The art in Sonic the Comic, especially Dobbyn, spoiled me for nearly all superhero books. It's gorgeous at its best, and its best was frequent.
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Batman's ears laying back means he's nervous and you should approach cautiously.
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Well this sucks. George Perez has inoperable cancer https://www.avclub.com/legendary-comic-book-creator-george-perez-says-he-has-i-1848176480 His stuff is always so much fun to look at
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BiggerBoat posted:Well this sucks. George Perez has inoperable cancer God drat it.  His stuff is sooo good.
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Sarah Dyer (Action Girl, long time colorist/collaborator/spouse to Evan Dorkin) also revealed she's going through chemo. If you've ever enjoyed work from either Sarah Dyer or Evan Dorkin, I can't recommend Evan Dorkin's patreon enough. They've been through the ringer the past year, any little bit helps. https://www.patreon.com/evandorkin   
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I've been obsessed with Brecht Evens recently, especially his crowd scenes and use of colour. His newest graphic novel The City of Belgium is some virtuoso stuff that's totally outside the style of anglo comics.  
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MarsPearl posted:I've been obsessed with Brecht Evens recently, especially his crowd scenes and use of colour. His newest graphic novel The City of Belgium is some virtuoso stuff that's totally outside the style of anglo comics. Holy poo poo these are fantastic. Have to check out that book
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https://twitter.com/MichelFiffe/status/1469682505607524362 
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Not sure if the years are always correct (Venom comes later than '84 was the one I noticed) but those are really cool. I feel like you can just tell that's Harry Goblin.
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Fiffe gunning for that Spider-Man: Grand Design gig, I see (Marvel should absolutely have him do it that would be amazing, spectacular, beautiful comics).
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Spider-Girl’s mid-air butt pose is cracking me up.
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Darthemed posted:Spider-Girl’s mid-air butt pose is cracking me up. Easiest way to defeat Scorpion is to crop-dust him, everyone knows this.
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Crowetron posted:Easiest way to defeat Scorpion is to crop-dust him, everyone knows this. That's Treason, Parker
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Darthemed posted:Spider-Girl’s mid-air butt pose is cracking me up. It's aerodynamic!
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Darth TNT posted:It's aerodynamic! Wind goes past it?
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The art is rad, but the poses seem kinda static? They don't really look like spider-man to me; even the 80s one isn't exaggerated enough
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  Blue Beetle #20 (1943) Pencils/Inks: Allen Ulmer (probably)  What If...? #81 (1996) Pencils/Inks/Colors: Kevin Hopgood  Power Man and Iron Fist #80 (1982) Pencils: Denys Cowan Inks: Ricardo Villamonte And a batch of Sienkiewicz, pencils and inks on all the following.  Moon Knight #9 (1981)  Moon Knight #26 (1982)  Moon Knight #29 (1983)  Moon Knight #30 (1983)  Moon Knight #37 (1984)
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drat, that Moon Knight art is cool as hell. He drew the poo poo outta that rollercoaster.
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Begemot posted:drat, that Moon Knight art is cool as hell. He drew the poo poo outta that rollercoaster. Never enough Bill Sienkiewicz in the world. I met him at a con when I was in high school and he signed my MK#1 which I later sold to buy cocaine when I hit my late teens. Moon Knight was my favorite book when I was a teenager,  largely due to the art
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Yeah I've been reading through the old Moon Knight stuff and the art is a huge treat. I guess with the series coming I should speed up a bit and try to get to some of the modern runs.
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BiggerBoat posted:Never enough Bill Sienkiewicz in the world. I met him at a con when I was in high school and he signed my MK#1 which I later sold to buy cocaine when I hit my late teens. Moon Knight’s costume is cocaine camo.
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From this week's Nightwing (#87): I could have posted the whole issue, really, it's (almost) all like that.
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Chinston Wurchill posted:From this week's Nightwing (#87): Some Wil Eisner stuff right there.
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Chinston Wurchill posted:From this week's Nightwing (#87): And that's a double page spread? So rad.
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Lobok posted:And that's a double page spread? So rad. Yeah it's pretty much all spread. They get a lot of mileage out of the concept.
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Here's the whole comic stitched together (small enough to be unreadable, so hopefully that's okay.)
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I'm late to the party reading through the Court of Owls storyline in Batman for the first time and the labyrinth issue was so cool. I read it in hardcover so I don't have digital versions to post but I just wanted to say somewhere how much I liked it. I don't even know how a digital version would even mimic the effect. At one one point the panels change orientation so that you have to rotate the book ninety degrees and read the book from the new "top" down. It rotates more than once. And I forgot which way was right-side up so at one point when I turned the page I went backwards in the story. I literally got turned around and accidentally retraced my steps.
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Neat. And yeah, this sort of thing doesn't translate well when read digitally (even on a tablet). See also the recent Flash #776.
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If you like that kind of stuff Lemire did a mini called Trillium which also plays around with page layout and such. It tells the story of someone from the past and someone from the future meeting up and will do stuff like have the person from the past story run on the top of the page left to right and person from the future story take place at the bottom of the page and run right to left. That would be just one issue. Almost every issue did something different with the page structure/layout.
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That sounds extremely up my alley, thanks. Love when comics do things that only they can do. Really seems like a proud Ontarian. He has Essex County and the trillium is our provincial flower.
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Related non-comic thing in the same vein, the mobile game Device 6 by Simogo. They made Year Walk and Sayonara Wild Hearts. It’s basically a digital text adventure but it does some really clever stuff with device rotation and scrolling to make the words more than just words.
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Lobok posted:Not sure if the years are always correct (Venom comes later than '84 was the one I noticed) but those are really cool. I feel like you can just tell that's Harry Goblin. I'd guess that they're using the characters most prominent/introduced during the range of time, like 1984-1995. I started reading Spider-Man right around #300 with McFarlane so I definitely recall that storyline (I still have that issue and it'd be worth some money if I hadn't read it so much that the cover eventually fell off)
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I generally like Tim Sale's art on the Long Halloween, but this Batface cracked me up. Real Homer Simpson lips going on there.
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Chinston Wurchill posted:I generally like Tim Sale's art on the Long Halloween, but this Batface cracked me up. Real Homer Simpson lips going on there. I can take or leave Tim Sale but I get why people like him. I love The Long Halloween and its art but ascribe most of that to the colorist, Gregory Wright, who I just had to look up because colorists never get any credit. Only blame.
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