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Slaughterhaul posted:Also more Kirby goodness Double crossing dog! Is in the list with "Cheese and crackers" as something I'd use if I ever wrote a comic book.
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LordPants posted:Double crossing dog! Is in the list with "Cheese and crackers" as something I'd use if I ever wrote a comic book. I knew a guy in high school who yelled CHEESE AND RICE!!!! when he got mad. It was against his religious beliefs to say Jesus Christ, you see, so it was a suitable replacement.
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http://www.slantmagazine.com/house/author/mphelan/ This vaguely fits the "bad comic art" label but this guy's stuff is funny as hell (maybe not as much if you don't watch Mad Men) so enjoy it.
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Earlier, some of the Ame-Supergirl art, and it was pretty odd, but I saw another take on it and actually, this does look sort of cool: She always wore a leotard, but now it actually looks like part of an athletic outfit with the sneakers and shinguards. I actually think PG would work as a character with a bit of a power-down (remove some of the usual Kryptionian powers, emphasize the fit, tough, constantly working out aspects). An athletic Kryptonian is a great idea. Mister Roboto fucked around with this message at 09:46 on Oct 23, 2012 |
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This was a Michael Turner cover for Justice League of America #1 (2006). It's Turner at his worst. Wonder Woman looks like an old woman. Black Canary has Down Syndrome. Red Arrow (Arsenal, Speedy, whatever) is aiming an arrow at Hal's neck. Mister Roboto posted:Earlier, some of the Ame-Supergirl art, and it was pretty odd, but I saw another take on it and actually, this does look sort of cool: Oh, and Roboto: use the TIMG tags to reduce that image to a thumbnail. Baron Bifford fucked around with this message at 09:42 on Oct 23, 2012 |
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Baron Bifford posted:Red Arrow (Arsenal, Speedy, whatever) is aiming an arrow at Hal's neck. Sounds like a good plot. The timg worked, thanks.
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Baron Bifford posted:The pencil work was competent, but the character designs are horrific. drat it Grant Morrison, stop designing costumes! Competent?
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Baron Bifford posted:The pencil work was competent, but the character designs are horrific. drat it Grant Morrison, stop designing costumes! That was kinda the point. The Whip and the rest of the first Seven Soldiers was a bunch of wannabes and has-beens.
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 (Aliens: Nightmare Asylum, Mark A. Nelson) I loving love the art in this comic. 
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I know this sounds ridiculous to any long-time Iron Man fan, but I'm reading through the old issues and wow, I'm seriously liking George Tuska! I've been trying to place what it is about him that seems above and beyond the others before him. I thought at first it might have something to do with the colouring helping his work pop, or maybe better drafstmanship, but no, looking back at Craig's brief stint and then the later Colan issues, it's not that. Going through more Colan issues though it struck me that Colan's work made me think of pulp, or noir. To get some fan consensus I went to a random forum to see what their Top Iron Man Artist lists look like, and some guy nailed it for me in painting Colan's Iron Man issues as gothic horror and that's the perfect description. There was something about those issues of his that never quite seemed right and now with Tuska's work I can see that I was missing that comic-book pop. Colan used too much sketchy shading for my tastes. Though maybe I'm wrong and it's just Tuska's cuh-raaazy panel shapes!  He did this layout quite a bit early on and it's just like the "Screw your drat squares" school of comic book drawing. There's even a little corner that juts out into the bottom-right panel.
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Lurdiak posted:That's because half the writers routinely forget and say it's an American program. Well, if you want to get all spergy, Weapon X was run by Canada, but Weapon Plus was started with Weapon I, which was Captain America. So who the hell knows what it counts as.
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I know this was posted a long time ago near the start and has since 404'd but the longer you look at this, the worse it gets. At least with Liefeld all the awful loving stuff is up front but this you just need to stare at for a few minutes to draw in the awfulness. I could bullet point every bad thing but why bother when it's more fun to realize them for yourself.
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peanut- posted:I really like the first panel of the Young Avengers Point One story Why does the Statue of Liberty have miniature statues popping out of it? Edit: And the Empire State Building. I just now noticed that, too
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Tuska is awesome and deserves more love.Vanderdeath posted:Why does the Statue of Liberty have miniature statues popping out of it? Note the 'Earth-212' bit in the caption; I gather that Earth-212 is basically a mega-New York or something. There was something in an interview... ah, here we go. quote:Gillen: She's much cooler than everyone else. When we first meet her in the "Marvel NOW! Point One" issue she's in an alternate dimension, 212, which is an infinite New York. The mountains are made out of Empire State Buildings and things like that. That's my way of reinventing the concept of someone from a cooler place than where you are. It's like that if you meet someone from New York for the first time if you come from somewhere lovely like Stafford. You're a bit starstruck because frankly you're brought up with these ideas in the media that they are in some ways more interesting and worldly than you are, and in may ways they probably are. [Laughs] In a totally in-canon way, Hulkling and Wiccan are glorious big geeks. America Chavez isn't. She's totally bemused by half the stuff they talk about.
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It's also Earth 212 because of this.
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Slaughterhaul posted:It's also Earth 212 because of this. That, and it's the area code for Manhattan.
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Enjoy this amazing panel from the latest Secret Avengers #33: What the gently caress is with Hawkeye's face? Also I enjoy how Captain Britain's chin is about the same size as the rest of his face above his mouth.  Also the action sequence here is a bit weird to follow. Sorry for the piss poor quality. Just took a quick pic with my phone. I think I paid more attention to quality than they did to Hawkeye's face at least.
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This guy, Timothy Green William, was kind of bad, even compared to the much hated Billy Tan: Does anyone else hate having multiple artists per issue?
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SpeedofLife posted:This guy, Timothy Green William, was kind of bad, even compared to the much hated Billy Tan: I got confused there for a second. I was thinking of Timothy Green II who's style I absolutely love. Annihilation: Conquest – Star-Lord #1 http://imgur.com/q2YJP
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MaxDuo posted:Enjoy this amazing panel from the latest Secret Avengers #33: Looks like Hawkeye's eyes (  ) got some extra pupils colored in, like so: Mouth is still a clusterfuck, though.
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This particular piece of bad art benefits from audio. Cherry #10
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Baron Bifford posted:This was a Michael Turner cover for Justice League of America #1 (2006). It's Turner at his worst. Wonder Woman looks like an old woman. Black Canary has Down Syndrome. Red Arrow (Arsenal, Speedy, whatever) is aiming an arrow at Hal's neck. Aside from the weird faces this one doesn't look that bad to me.
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The faces are the most important part. Ed Benes suffers from the same basic problem. His females look too similar and can't emote well.
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Here's the cover image for Smallville 23. Looking at Cat Staggs' other stuff, this is probably stylized rather than just bad, but it sure looks bad. Teenage Fansub fucked around with this message at 11:41 on Nov 27, 2012 |
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It looks like someone gave the cover a shake and they're all tumbling around, Star Trek bridge style.
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Teenage Fansub posted:Here's the cover image for Smallville 23. No, look at the hexagon shaped depression on the dude's helmet and how wonky it is. That's not stylization, that's an artist either working under an impossible deadline or just not giving a poo poo.
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The hexagon is what got me thinking she's trying some cubist thing. It had to be intentional.
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I like this cover by Steve Rude:
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Alhazred posted:I like this cover by Steve Rude: That little black cat knows whats up.
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Can I post the whole issue of FF in here? Cause I want to. FF#1 
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Teenage Fansub posted:Here's the cover image for Smallville 23. Maybe the art will be fixed once Superboy finishes punching the continuity.
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I just finished reading through Claremont's first Uncanny X-Men and wow does the quality swan-dive the minute he's gone. At this point Whilce Portacio is trying his best to be Jim Lee and it just ain't happening. From Uncanny X-Men #281: 
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Waterhaul posted:Here's some cool Paolo Rivera headshots Love his Daredevil covers.   
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Okay I know a lot of people like Chris Burnham but how can you look at this poo poo from Batman Inc #5 and tell me it's good?
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TwoPair posted:Okay I know a lot of people like Chris Burnham but how can you look at this poo poo from Batman Inc #5 and tell me it's good? I don't know what you're talking about, looks fine to me. 
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TwoPair posted:Okay I know a lot of people like Chris Burnham but how can you look at this poo poo from Batman Inc #5 and tell me it's good? Evidently they got confused and thought he was Frank Quitely.
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TwoPair posted:Okay I know a lot of people like Chris Burnham but how can you look at this poo poo from Batman Inc #5 and tell me it's good? How can you look at that and tell me it isn't good?
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Lurdiak posted:I don't know what you're talking about, looks fine to me. Holy poo poo, now it looks like the other one's the photoshop.
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It reminds me of that "tiny face Mitt Romney" meme that was going around for a while. I think I've made peace with Burnham's faces being kind of weird though.
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