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Pacra posted:
 I'm also not a big fan of Jeanty's art in Buffy, it looks really flat and lifeless:  I'm a really big fan of Enki Bilal though. He has really distinct style and some of his art is gorgeous. The Beast Tetralogy is probably his best work artwise:   Grzegorz Rosiński is another artist I really dig:  
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Madkal posted:My taste in artists range quite a bit. I love Jim Lee who has a very traditional approach to the artwork. Despite having a lot of imitators I think he still has a very unique a cool style. Have to say that I don't see the why so many love Jim Lee. Technically he's good but I don't see how he's unique. I just find his art very generic.
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Beanpants posted:It seems generic because over half of the industry has spent the last 20 years doing their best (worst) Jim Lee impression, so his style is now ubiquitous. I don't if I really agree with that. I hadn't even read that many superhero comics before I was exposed to Lee's art. The first "real" Batman comic I read was probably Hush. And while the art certainly wasn't bad it didn't really strike me as unique either.
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Great: I really liked Skottie Young's art in New X-Men Childhood's End:  i also liked Milo Manara's art in Borgia, even when he wasn't drawing people loving each other:  Bad: I might be in the minority with this one, but I really hated Parlov's art in Punisher Max: 
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Mr Wind Up Bird posted:I always kind of admired Adam Hughes because even though he's basically built his whole career on Power Girl popping out of her outfit I don't think I've ever looked at something he's drawn and been repulsed like I am when I'm subjected something Greg Horn has done. I agree with that. But I still kinda rolled my eyes when I saw his covers for Catwoman, maybe especially because the Brubaker run was almost no focus on t&a. But suddenly Catwoman's cleavage and not her personality was important (this is as much the new writer's fault as the artists though). And none of those covers were as bad as Greg Horn's. But I really liked this cover though:  IS the one cover where Catwoman seems like a human.
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Bad art: Juan Jose Ryp Awesome art:  Peter Madsen
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Mister Roboto posted:I think it's pretty obvious by now that Greg Horn has some female issues and gets off on seeing them dominated and in submissive poses. It's hard to argue against that when he does poo poo like this:  Greg Horn posted:This painting gives new meaning to the term "Hot Babe". ... heh
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Mr Wind Up Bird posted:You know who actually sucks? Greg Horn  
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Apr 21, 2011 19:29
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Dr. Destructo posted:I think he's a really good artist period, not just for cheesecake. 
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Apr 23, 2011 18:55
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LtKenFrankenstein posted:Oh man, I had never seen this before, that's awesome. Ro-Man, a Mu-tant, Audrey II, and "It" that tried to conquer the world? I'm not sure about the guy on the right, he might be an invader from mars. You should check out the Creature From the Black Lagoon comic he made, it's all kinda awesome: 
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Sprecherscrow posted:Great sense of motion conveyed. But he draws everything to look so grotesque. When drawing things that are meant to be grotesque it works, but he fails to really understand the idea of comic art as conveying information so too much gets drawn the same. As a result his panels are cluttered and hard to discern. Ugh. There's a Swedish artist called Hans Lindahl which I really like. I think that he's pretty great at drawing grotesque things but unlike Ryp he can also draw normal humans good too:   
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Some good art. Philippe Delaby's art in Murena:  Juan Gimenez' art in Metabarons: 
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Arctic Baldwin posted:The Technopope! Wow. The Technopope:  (Art by Moebius)
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That's a pretty sharp decline of quality:
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Munchface posted:Honestly, just because something isn't photo-realistic, doesn't mean it's terrible. It doesn't, the art of Darwyn Cooke:  and Tim Sale:  Is pretty far from photo-realistic but they are still some of the best artists in the industry. But that X-Men art is pretty bad.
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Fantabulero posted:
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Madkal posted:To fully appreciate Liefeld you just have to stare at the amazaningness that is this picture: I think you mean this picture:  http://i.imgur.com/ML7n8.jpg
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Soonmot posted:Post them, all comics are good here.  Marguerite Abouet  Juanjo Guarnido  Enki Bilal  Grzegorz Rosiński
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d00gZ posted:Thanks, Let's Be Friends Again. Those guys on the right is in for a disappointment:  http://i.imgur.com/gvjHZ.png
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bobkatt013 posted:It was done by Maxwell Lord
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Mazed posted:
COuld've been worse: 
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Darth Nat posted:Since there's a lot of talk of warrior women and what they should look like here lately, here's some stuff by Ross Campbell from Glory #23, which comes out next week, and is pretty much a completely different take on a tough female character than you usually see in comics 
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Mazed posted:
European comics: http://i.imgur.com/A3TSi.pnghttp://i.imgur.com/VRdSN.jpg http://i.imgur.com/B5xnY.jpg http://i.imgur.com/0qpTP.png
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kujeger posted:#1 & #3 are by Enki Bilal, from his Nikopol series (which is excellent, by the way). Not sure about the artist/series of #2 and #4. They are by Grzegorz Rosiński from Thorgal.
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al-azad posted:Nudity is used a lot in European comics for artistic effect due to the cultural difference. The naked body isn't as taboo so there's no need to draw attention to the nude form. No kidding, this for example was a cover of an album that was sold in convenience stores and no one in my country batted an eye: http://i.imgur.com/3boaR.jpgThe fact that American superhero comics wasn't allowed to show nudity also came as a surprise because I was used to this: http://i.imgur.com/r0WWt.png
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Internet Wizard posted:
At least she wears a suit and not a thong like most super heroines. Alhazred fucked around with this message at 18:28 on Jun 4, 2012 |
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Pacra posted:did we already talk about this yet 
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Baron Bifford posted:To bad she's a psychopath. Also part giraffe.
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 What the gently caress is going on with her neck? Alhazred fucked around with this message at 10:59 on Jul 9, 2012 |
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 Zatanna's body just doesn't look right, it's like a female version of Liefield's Captain America. It also looks like she ad her rear end transplanted to her chest.  This cover, also by Adam Hughes, on the other hand looks great and even if I've heard bad things about Fairest this cover makes me wanna read it.
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I've recently become a fan of Alessandro Barbucci's art: 
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bobkatt013 posted:Not the worst Emma Frost Letting Igor Kordey draw New X-Men is not the best decision Marvel has ever made: 
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Edge & Christian posted:Yes, and her method of "helping" the marriage is to psychically seduce Cyclops and trick him into having sex. Eventually they develop into a vaguely functional and healthy couple, but at the time she was absolutely meant to seem menacing/creepy. Was she also meant to seem vaguely human shaped? Because if so Kordey failed.
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I just read the Extrasensory trade of Madame Xanadu and they really decided to go out with a bang: Marian Churchland  Celia Calle  Chrissie Zullo Zullo is also a good cover artist: 
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Springly posted:Nor would there ever be a crease above her breasts, unless she has some goddawful implants. Actually:  (Also from New X-Men)
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Springly posted:Nor would there ever be a crease above her breasts, unless she has some goddawful implants. Actually: (Also from New X-Men)
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Jedit posted:It's a completely different world to later Preacher, even. Dillon's givafucometer broke about 6 or 7 issues into the run. His brother Glyn seems to be on the other side of the spectrum though:   (From the Nao of Brown)
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CapnAndy posted:Dear Jae Lee, How has that woman not toppled over?
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Madkal posted:I was looking back at some old comics in my collection and came across 52. Have I ever mentioned how much I loved the covers by J.G. Jones? J.G. Jones is a pretty good cover artist: 
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DarkCrawler posted:X-Force (that version, at the least) ain't a mainstream comic, exactly. Trying to portray the re-animated corpse of Princess Diana as a super hero isn't exactly the way you wanna go if you want your comic to be mainstream.
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