Sarah Barracuda posted:

It's beautiful stuff, but by and large he just draws the same woman over and over again and I wish he'd switch it up a bit in his comic art.

Humboldt squid posted:

Unbelievably Fat Man posted:

Somebody needs to invent a method to buy negative copies of books.

Jedit posted:

Posted this recently in the Movie Posters thread in connection with the Dredd movie, but it belongs here.

Flython posted:

It's so they can show the manchildren that make up most of their audience her rear end and tits. It's that simple. Misogynists drawing for misogynists.

Jedit posted:

How about NWSing the second picture with the demon cock, Choobs?

Fish Of Doom posted:

Apparently when you recolor something, you have to remove all lighting and color temperature?

Anyways, this was posted on the Hawkeye Initiative and I have no idea what the gently caress is going on with her body. She's apparently just a giant hip with a boob and an arm sticking out of it.



Edit: I'd love to see someone redraw her when he's just standing straight up.

Castle Radium posted:

This is from Issue 1 of a 3 part April O'Neil miniseries, published by Archie in 1993. Bob Fingerman was the artist responsible and he's normally pretty good, so I can only assume he must've hated drawing these characters.



The other two issues aren't much better. I think that's supposed to be April in the helmet there...





Oh dear lord.

Metal Loaf posted:

Although I can indeed read the thread title, I feel inclined to post this Rob Liefeld cover I have never seen before; I'm actually surprised it isn't on either of the Progressive Boink lists of his worst drawings:



Warpath's been at the spinach, as you can clearly see.

SMP posted:

I'm relatively new to comics so I gotta ask: what's up with every comic from like 4+ years ago (and DC comics today) coloring all their stuff using gradients? It looks awful and everything is so drat shiny. Everything looks pillow shaded.

redbackground posted:

Original, with Pratt's inks:


Redone with Doran inking herself:


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Original:


Redone:

Catfishenfuego posted:

I'm reading through the follow up comics to Angel and holy hell how did this art get greenlit, it's like d-grade webcomic art.

Infinitum posted:

I think it looks fine, other than the motion lines being a touch off. If you removed half of the motion lines, or all of them, it's a much better panel.

The other great thing about Beastars, other than it being really well written and drawn, is that the author, Paru Itagaki, is the daughter of Keisuke Itagaki; the mangaka behind Baki the Grappler

I believe I've posted Baki a few times, because it's an acquired taste, but it's basically What Are Proportions The Manga



Bonus - Hannma bossing George W. Bush around panel

Rotten Red Rod posted:

Woof, gonna have to agree that Baki's art is an acquired taste, one I have not been able to acquire. It looks painful just to be those people.

Flesh Forge posted:

Tradd Moore has a very unconventional grip

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8KINonpe4YU

and furthermore,

Jedit posted:

You mean "the source material".

I'd call out scary ghost dog for his Tradd Moore comments, but I've just seen him defending wife-beating in another thread so I know he's trolling.

Flesh Forge posted:

which part of iit do you like, the photograph of a woman's face and hands or the barely rendered rest of her body or the wildly mismatched style and lighting on the thanos head

Lobok posted:

What does the headquarters look like for a hero like Open-Window Man? Is it called Defenestration Station?

Gann Jerrod posted:

Oh no.
https://twitter.com/vizmedia/status/1289336048275750912?s=21

Libra posted:

Obviously we're just missing a panel of Reed bringing his thumb up to his mouth and inflating himself like a balloon.

Darthemed posted:

Spawn #10 (1993)
Art: Todd McFarlane

Chinston Wurchill posted:

I'm not sure what to make of the edgy new Ennis Batman joint yet, but Liam Sharp is fun on art:

BiggerBoat posted:

This is someone's avatar and until today I never realized it was from a real comic



I thought it was from that one thread where goons took turns Liefelding up an image. Wish I could find that thread. Considering making a similar one where we take turns redesigning a CHUD inspired American flag.

Brazilianpeanutwar posted:

I see a slight issue with your plan…

Alhazred posted:

If anything it's toned way down:

Edge & Christian posted:

No value judgments on anyone's reading habits here, but both of the recent shittily-colored Spider-Man Unlimited pages aren't being helped by what seems like a bad scan of a print copy. Here's a side-by-side of the pages posted here vs. the ones on Marvel Unlimited/Comixology





Not to say either page is not without multiple issues, but either the initial print job or someone cranking the contrast way up on their scan are doing it zero favors.

Also that Luke Cage page comes from a comic that came out shortly after the Ostrander/Ferry Heroes for Hire relaunch, which put Luke back in the tiara/open shirt after the early 1990s CAGE series took him out of it. Ferry's redesign had it look more like a visor than a headband as well.

Digamma-F-Wau posted:

Here's some obvious low hanging fruit with Sonic the Hedgehog (Archie) #113

Now the cover was from the standard cover team of the time:

Pencils: Patrick Spaziante
Inks: Nelson Ribeiro
Colors: either an unknown colorist who didn't sign their name or Spaziante and/or Ribeiro

and the Frontispiece is also fine (and again, the standard frontispiece team):

Pencils: Jeff Axer
Inks: can't find any artist signatures so I can't say for sure but cross referencing some full stories and frontispieces with signatures that Axer worked on at the time my best guess would be Nelson Ribeiro
Colors: Josh and Aimee Ray

But then you get to the actual issue itself (note: cherry picking random highlight pages):

Original SatAM Episode Script: Pat Allee
Script Adaptation: Jay Oliveras* ("with help by Karl Bollers")
Pencils/Inks: Jay Oliveras* ("with help by Many Hands")
Colors: Josh and Aimee Ray
Letters: Vickie Williams

(*Jay Oliveras is rumored to be a pseudonym for then-editor Justin Gabrie)

Mr Hootington posted:

The Thing, Moon Knight, and Cap are fine if in a generic Miller pose.

thetoughestbean posted:

I’m curious, what do folks here think of Taiyo Matsumoto?

Ping Pong, right to left




Tekkonkinkreet, left to right (don’t ask me why this one is flipped)



Tokyo These Days, Right to Left