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Android Blues posted:Those Goosebumps illustrations are sick as hell! The Shocker On Shock Street is perfect for a comic adaptation.
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Chinston Wurchill posted:
I like that one, although I have to ask does he actually have eyes where his ears are?
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Nov 3, 2023 21:16
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That boy, he has no rear end.
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I'm pretty sure I don't like it because I have no idea how the momentum Spider-Boy clearly has is going to connect him to that wall that is, well, five inches from his face.
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goatface posted:That boy, he has no rear end. he's a child
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Flesh Forge posted:I like that one, although I have to ask does he actually have eyes where his ears are? That would be ridiculous They're above his ears and on his forehead
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Nov 4, 2023 02:14
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In terms of ridiculous poses someone with Spider powers has been shown in, this one seems relatively tame. Like Larsen or McFarlane have definitely committed much more egregious crimes of human anatomy.
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erik larsen and todd mcfarlane know the correct way to draw a spider-man, yes
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Children do have surprisingly bendable bones
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Chinston Wurchill posted:
Warsaw Gecko origin story: THIS IS NOT GROWING BACK, I AM NOT REAL GECKO
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Nov 4, 2023 15:29
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Beautiful stuff from Matteo Scalera in Batman: The Brave and the Bold #7.  A pretty rad Azrael from Jason Shawn Alexander in Detective Comics #1078. 
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Chinston Wurchill posted:Beautiful stuff from Matteo Scalera in Batman: The Brave and the Bold #7. I always love art that makes great use of contrast like this. A lot of comic book art is almost entirely focused on contours rather than light and shadow but the approach shown above I think is so much more dynamic. There's not really a line AROUND anything
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I think there's an argument for Batman's cape but the line around the bottom is really negative space.
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 Green Lantern #22 (1946) Pencils/Inks: Marty Nodell Colors: ?  Haunted #56 (1981) Pencils/Inks: Tom Sutton Colors: ?  Resident Evil: Code: Veronica #1 (2002) Pencils/Inks/Colors: Hui King Sum   The Thanos Imperative: Devastation #1 (2011) Pencils/Inks: Miguel Sepulveda Colors: Rain Beredo  Mighty Morphin Power Rangers / Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II #2 (2023) Pencils/Inks: Dan Mora Colors: Raśl Angulo  Mighty Morphin Power Rangers / Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II #4 (2023) Pencils/Inks: Dan Mora Colors: Raśl Angulo  Mighty Morphin Power Rangers / Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles II #5 (2023) Pencils/Inks: Dan Mora Colors: Raśl Angulo
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Dan Mora rules
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Darthemed posted:
Love a good Action Comics 1 ref E: also that comic looks dope as hell
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Tiny Nazis! Thunderbolts (vol. 5) #1
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That is some botched-rear end perspective alright. The two heroes who are talking to each other literally switch sizes in the first two panels.
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I dunno, I think the dynamic composition makes up for the perspective weirdness. It's really only the row of guys in the middle distance who look too small, and I think you could make the basic layout of the figures work fine if you added some contrast to communicate the depth better. The fact that the floor has relatively even value and the way the shadows fall makes it look like they're about six feet from the lady in front, which is what it makes it weird.
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From Bloodrik #1 by Andrew Krahnke. Would recommend!
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   Keen Detective Comics #2 (1939) Pencils/Inks: Jack Cole  Fantastic Four #142 (1974) Pencils: Rich Buckler Inks: Joe Sinnott Colors: Petra Goldberg  Fantastic Four #143 (1974) Pencils: Rich Buckler Inks: Frank Giacoia Colors: Petra Goldberg  Ragman: Cry of the Dead #3 (1993) Pencils/Inks: Gabriel Morrissette Colors: Richmond Johnston
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The new cover by John Cassaday is uh... https://twitter.com/maguirekevin/status/1733775674597638318?s=20
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Joe Sinnott is such a great inker.
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BiggerBoat posted:Joe Sinnott is such a great inker. Don't know enough about inking to say why but that is a great page. It reminds me, does anyone else not like when a comic book panel has a character reacting "wrong" to a punch? That page is exactly what I'd expect but sometimes I'll see a character throw a right hook but the other person's head will snap to their left. It's not satisfying, doesn't feel correct.
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I have only seen these two pages but I want Darkoth the Death Demon to be a major character again.
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Chinston Wurchill posted:From Bloodrik #1 by Andrew Krahnke. Everything eventually devolves into Shirtless Bear Fighter.
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Greg Land's art in today's Original X-Men wasn't awful for the most part, but he saved this for the final page: Trying to place the trace...Timothy Olyphant maybe?
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Writers go one page without saying that Wolverine is the best at what he does challenge (impossible)
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Writers go one page without saying that Wolverine is the best at what he does challenge (impossible) What he does is mention that he is the best at what he does is mention that he is the best at what he does is mention that he is the best at what he does is mention that he is the best at what he does is mention that he is the best at what he does is mention that he is the best at what he does is mention that he is the best at what he does is mention that he is the best at what he does is mention that he is the best at what he does is mention that he is the best at what he does is mention that he is the best at what he does is mention that he is the best at what he does is mention that he is the best at what he does is mention that he is the best at what he does
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Doctor_Fruitbat posted:Writers go one page without saying that Wolverine is the best at what he does challenge (impossible) Well whattaya want em to do, lie?
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Codependent Poster posted:The new cover by John Cassaday is uh... Can someone more educated in figure drawing/anatomy explain why Wolverine looks like he's a dwarf/midget/little person? Like, there's no background to give me a size reference, but dude looks like he's all of 3' 6" for some reason. I know he's supposed to be short by hero standards but not that short.
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Heads too big for the size of the torso/shoulders, no neck, and the arms appear too short due to bad foreshortening.
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JacquelineDempsey posted:Can someone more educated in figure drawing/anatomy explain why Wolverine looks like he's a dwarf/midget/little person? Like, there's no background to give me a size reference, but dude looks like he's all of 3' 6" for some reason. I know he's supposed to be short by hero standards but not that short. I think it's because of how many heads tall he looks. The perspective is wonky, but it's also about two heads to his groin, and most figure drawing is about 4 heads to the groin. So instead of being like 7 heads tall he's only like 4.
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JacquelineDempsey posted:Can someone more educated in figure drawing/anatomy explain why Wolverine looks like he's a dwarf/midget/little person? Like, there's no background to give me a size reference, but dude looks like he's all of 3' 6" for some reason. I know he's supposed to be short by hero standards but not that short. Well, for one, I can't tell if the artist was attempting foreshortening or just... shortening. Normally if limbs are squished like that it's for perspective reasons because they are coming right at us but it's not obvious that Wolverine is striking towards the reader or he's doing that Judd Nelson freeze frame fist bump at the end of The Breakfast Club.
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No part of his arm appears to overlap, nor does it get bigger as it comes towards us, so either it's pointing up and is weirdly short with no shoulder muscles, or it's an attempt at perspective with the kind of mistakes that literal beginners make, like the most absurdly amateur composition that no professional artist should ever be permitted to make.
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JacquelineDempsey posted:Wolverine looks like he's a dwarf/midget/little person?
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bowmore posted:but Wolverine is a dwarf/midget/little person He's Prince, not Peter Dinklage.
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Grendels Dad posted:He's Prince, not Peter Dinklage. according to The Stats, James "Logan" Howlett is 5' 3" so physique wise he should always be drawn like Muggsy Bogues imo 
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JacquelineDempsey posted:Can someone more educated in figure drawing/anatomy explain why Wolverine looks like he's a dwarf/midget/little person? Like, there's no background to give me a size reference, but dude looks like he's all of 3' 6" for some reason. I know he's supposed to be short by hero standards but not that short. Maybe Puck is just wearing a Wolverine costume.
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New Year's lettering batch, ahoy.  Keen Detective Funnies #3 (1939) Letters: ?  House of Mystery #80 (1958) Letters: ?  Haunted #7 (1972) Letters: Pete Morisi  Haunted #7 (1972) Letters: Pat Boyette  Haunted #7 (1972) Letters: ?  Ghost Manor #67 (1983) Letters: ?  Ghost Rider 2099 #24 (1996) Letters: Richard Starkings & Comicraft
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