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fatherboxx posted:Work in-progress by Travel Forman: What's this for? Because I'm actually a fan of Mary Marvel and it's not like she shows up often. Although I had a laugh at the panty shot she has here.
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I've seen his stuff before, but I never realised just how much his stuff looks like the art in the Robin: Year One and Batgirl: Year One. I like that. Maybe a touch of Mignola in distance shots, especially in the JL:Dark cover. I really like that. Also I think that's the best N52 Harley I've seen officially. And probably best of all, it looks fun.
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I was under the impression the Dark Age basically went from The Dark Knight Returns (or a touch after?) to when Marvel launched the Ultimate line. Unless we're splitting it into two or three distinct chunks?
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mind the walrus posted:
Is that Quicksilver? He looks like Jughead.
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Jun 30, 2015 21:42
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Fish Of Doom posted:Wow uh...this looks like it would be really uncomfortable I like the painted style. He could probably do something decent with that that's not porn. A Gnarlacious Bro posted:Could anybody point me in the direction of a good Enrique Alcatena story? That GL art is up my ally. I would also like this, those pieces looked absolutely fantastic.
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Aug 1, 2015 08:27
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Ferrule posted:Bitch-slapped Bob Kane. I figure I know the why, but how did that come about?
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Teenage Fansub posted:
I do like Darwyn Cooke's style, it's pretty wonderful. Is it just me though, or does Zatanna have really long legs?
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Oct 18, 2015 21:14
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Rhyno posted:More effort than he's capable of. He uses Quake screencaps for backgrounds and couldn't bother to remove the crosshairs. I have to see this. I didn't see anything just searching his name and Quake, which comics would these be?
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Jul 13, 2016 09:04
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I kinda like the Killing Joke recolour. I feel like it gives the comic a more sombre, grim tone. The original is cool because the colouring gives it the tone of a wild, manic nightmare; a gaudy circus horror. I don't think you can go wrong with either, really, but the colours do change the tone. Also I really love how the flashback scenes look. I love how the reds in them get brighter with every one. I feel like The Incal recolour looks better when you look at the pieces, but it doesn't work as a whole like the original. Is there a trade that uses the original colours, or is the recolour the only one? I've been wanting to read it for a while.
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Jan 11, 2017 01:13
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I heard he'd retired but I didn't know why. That's awful, I really like Bernie Wrightson's work. Batman/Aliens was one of my earliest comics.
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Feb 4, 2017 00:39
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I like the lady whose glasses are fading away. Also the guy between Spock and Bones, every time I look at him I can't help but feel his face is slightly off-centre from the rest of his head.
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Feb 22, 2017 22:24
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Madkal posted:While the art is good, would you mind posting who the artists are. I am assuming the Mask stuff is Mahnke, and the Lobo/Batman stuff is Bisley. You are correct on both accounts. Edit: The Batman/Judge Dredd art is also by Bisley.
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Jun 19, 2017 19:15
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A Gnarlacious Bro posted:Bisley owns so much. Im really digging that Mahnke art though, does anybody have any advice on what collected Mask is out there? There are omnibus editions, two collecting the original stories and one collecting the Adventures of The Mask based on the cartoon based on the movie. I only have the old trade for the original story, so I can't comment on the other stories or the new collections, but the omnibuses should be fairly easy to find.
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Wheat Loaf posted:By the same guy: Robert Mitchum as Perry White is not bad.
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Feb 11, 2018 21:49
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Lobok posted:Incredible. I can only hope the other covers are as good. Most of them are here. I'm not sure what the 1930's variant is based on, I picked up the first volume of the Superman: The Golden Age collections, and it goes to December of 1939 and I don't remember any story like that, but maybe I'm just blanking on something. I'm inclined to say the Allred cover is the best one though.
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Feb 21, 2018 04:12
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Lurdiak posted:Also shame on the 1990s variant for not doing ponytail Superman. Shoulda been the mullet. Or Superman Red/Superman Blue.
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Feb 21, 2018 23:58
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I've had the Essential Hulk volume 2 for ages and it's largely Trimpe work and it's pretty good. It's not like, groundbreaking, but it's certainly a better sight than those '90's ones.
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Jun 2, 2018 04:32
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I think that's Chaykin. I think that's because he didn't give a poo poo and he's been around for a long time. Also, Bernie Wrightson was amazing, though I feel that he probably comes up more often when talking horror comics, rather than superheroes. And Alex Ross just doesn't really do anything for me, though I'm not quite sure on why.
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Jul 31, 2018 21:29
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Bloodly posted:I recognise that art style: it got used in the Batman/Judge Dredd crossover. It worked for that, but not so much with Wolverine. I love the art in the Batman/Judge Dredd comics (well, not counting Vendetta in Gotham. Not that it's bad, just so different from the others). I think it hits some of the same notes as Ross, but with more of an emphasis on stylisation. And I always did like this panel of Judge Anderson poking around in Batman's head.  I can definitely see why people would call it ugly though.
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Aug 3, 2018 20:58
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I should probably note, that's Bisley and not Fabry, though Fabry did do art for the crossovers too. Edit: Here's a page he did for it. 
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Aug 3, 2018 21:53
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I always liked Mignola. Love his heavy shading. Edit: vv Here's Mignola on Etrigan from Cosmic Odyssey 
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Fart City posted:I remember reading an interview with Mignola somewhere where he was talking about his shading, and his whole philosophy was something to the effect of "I drop shadows wherever I want. I make them as heavy as I want. It's not reality, it's my reality." I actually really liked that. Thinking about it, especially since I finally got my new copy of the New Gods Omnibus, Mignola's art kinda strikes me as a gloomy take on Jack Kirby's style. Obviously there's no need to go on about how great Kirby is, so I'll just post a single panel that I really like for some reason, from The Demon #3. 
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There's just something about the '90's style that I can't help but like. It's not quite modern, but it doesn't quite feel like the older stuff. But then again, I've mostly read good stuff from then. I want to read some of the bad, dumb, and silly stuff. But $40 for Liefeld's X-Force? Come on, Marvel.
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Edge & Christian posted:When did Liefeld's X-Force cost $40? Was this a recent hardcover or something? The recent Epic collection. Especially if I want to buy at one of my local comic stores.
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Darthemed posted:
There's just something about bad '90's art that I love. I think part of it has to do with this: Madkal posted:That being said I kind of like the "energy of the artwork" if that makes sense. in that they're bad in an eye-catching way. Bad '90's art is unusually distinctive, and I kinda like that.
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Jul 24, 2019 22:12
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Isn't that just that group from the Venture Brothers?
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site posted:he sends nude versions of his art to editors as bribes "Yes, his "portfolio" is just a bunch of sticky Playboys with Sue Storm's face pasted on all the models, but he mailed it in on time!" Edit: Aww, gently caress.
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IUG posted:(There may have been more, but I really didn't want to duckduckgo the titles to find out.) I did and... uh... I think it's just porn? At least, half the results on duckduckgo lead to porn sites. Also, gotta say, that's some Avatar level variant covers right there, Jesus.
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I wish they'd make a new one at all. Freedom Force kicked rear end.
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Deptfordx posted:There's a new turn-based X-Com gameplay styled Super hero game out today called Sentinels of Freedom. Ooh, that looks neat! Thanks!
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Keromaru5 posted:As a member of the Eastern Orthodox Church, I do not approve of Lobo's embrace of the ancient heresy of iconoclasm. The fact that he puts it above 'splosions is especially unfortunate. Lol. To be fair, he's more into it for the smashing things part. Eventually he'll discover the circumcellions and be over the moon. Does anyone have the pictures from that cancelled weird fantasy Green Lantern elseworld? I can't seem to find them any more, but I loved looking at them and I wish it had gotten published.
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VanSandman posted:Is there a summary of Byrne being a dick somewhere I can read? Here's a list of various quotes of his, but Jesus Christ is he an rear end in a top hat. Check his thoughts on The Onion and Alien 3 though.
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Oh, I was just thinking about how I really liked Richard Corben.  He did grotesque so well.
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muscles like this! posted:He also did the art on a real rad comic book adaptation of the classic horror story The House on the Borderland. Which unfortunately seems to be out of print. I don't own a copy, but seeing that was part of the reason I eventually tracked down a copy of the book. Since I now have four volumes of The Collected Fiction of William Hope Hodgson, I'd say it worked out pretty well. I wonder if my local comic shop still has copies, it's one I should grab but keep putting off. Like most of my comic purchases, really.
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BiggerBoat posted:Here, have a palette cleanser because Bernie Wrightson was amazing What a loving understatement. One of the first comics I got was Batman/Aliens, and he did the art for it and it was amazing. He drew a drat fine xenomorph.  Even earlier I had an Essential Hulk volume that mostly Herb Trimpe, and I like it. As said, he wasn't amazing but he was solid enough, at least until the '90s hit and he Liefelded.
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MH Knights posted:What got facehugger'd to make that monster? Crocodile.
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I'm not sure I've seen anything from James Stokoe that didn't deserve to be posted in this thread with 'holy poo poo.' Every page of Godzilla: The Half-Century War is amazing.
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Ruins was one of those ones that I heard about and it sounded like it could be interesting, but then reading the synopsis makes it sound like a complete waste of time? I do like that Hulk body horror though (and yes, I need to read Immortal Hulk, I know). I'm not sure I've read a Warren Ellis comic, there's a bunch I wanted to, like Planetary, but I never got around to it and then everything about him came out so, you know. Edit: I will say, from what I've seen, visually I like Ruins a lot, I like a painterly style that's also not trying to be hyper-realistic. I understand why Alex Ross has a lot of fans, but I have to admit I'm not hugely fond of his art, or at least not for interior art. His covers are great, absolutely. catlord fucked around with this message at 21:45 on Jun 15, 2021 |
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Rotten Red Rod posted:Ellis being the writer on the Netflix Castlevania is the main reason I didn't enjoy it at all. (Another reason being the fact that it doesn't have any music from the games. What the gently caress?) Oh, that's right. I've watched some Castlevania and I do remember reading the Planetary/Batman crossover. I have to admit, I keep on getting him and Garth Ennis mixed up.
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