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Ho-WOAH okay, Charles's pose in that second to the last panel is classic "lady comic book character in distress." He has one shapely rear end.
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bobkatt013 posted:This moment is one of my biggest holy poo poo moments. I was floored when I read it I just read that entire run, and Jimenez's George Perez-esque art came as such a pleasant surprise and relief after Quitely and Kordey, whose art I vehemently disliked.
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Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:I just read that entire run, and Jimenez's George Perez-esque art came as such a pleasant surprise and relief after Quitely and Kordey, whose art I vehemently disliked. Kordey you have to remember that he was given a week to do an issue, plus all the other work he had to do. So I forgive his art.
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Baron Bifford posted:I also love this splash page. It's such a stunning visual that I am very eager to know more about this new villain. Asrar should be hired to do the next New Gods book. It's nice to see Rularuu got himself a new job after City of Heroes closed down. 
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Guy Davis' art in BPRD made it one of the most distinctive books around for almost a decade.  He draws the best giant horrible monsters since Mignola:   The transformations/body horror is practically Cronenberg-ian:   And no one else does destroyed hellscapes like this:   It makes me really sad that he hasn't really put anything out since he left BPRD back in 2011.
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How about NWSing the second picture with the demon cock, Choobs?
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Jedit posted:How about NWSing the second picture with the demon cock, Choobs? You cannot be serious.
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Oh no, my sensibilities!
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Jedit posted:How about NWSing the second picture with the demon cock, Choobs? All the horribly posed, scantily clad women this thread has seen and you're worried about a demon's chode?
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I don't think he's being a prude, I mean, it is a dick and it's a rule to NWS such things.
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It's more work safe than the Greg Horn, Greg Land and other terrible stuff that's been posted before. Back to posting and contributing rather than moaning.
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I'm a bit concerned that the giant demon cock is doing it's best anime catgirl impression... 
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I dig that Guy Davis stuff a lot. I'm looking up some of his stuff, do you have any specific recommendations to check out? And holy crap it's a tiny, cartoon, silhouetted outline of a cock. We have emoticons that are more obscene than that.
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Ruin Completely posted:I dig that Guy Davis stuff a lot. I'm looking up some of his stuff, do you have any specific recommendations to check out? Guy Davis is probably best-known now for his work on BPRD (the Hellboy spinoff), but my favorite series he worked on is Sandman Mystery Theatre, a pulp-noir period piece from Vertigo set in the late '30s and early '40s. If you can find it, he drew some insane sci-fi/noir stuff on an obscure Dark Horse miniseries called The Nevermen. Really weird, cinematic series from about a decade ago.
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Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:Guy Davis is probably best-known now for his work on BPRD (the Hellboy spinoff), but my favorite series he worked on is Sandman Mystery Theatre, a pulp-noir period piece from Vertigo set in the late '30s and early '40s. Also check out his two The Marquis books by Oni. Easily the best stories about a Victorian Gothic demon hunter who may just be a delusional psychotic that you can get.
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François Bourgeon: Philippe Delaby:  http://i.imgur.com/kw04VfR.jpg
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Waterhaul posted:Here's some Bill Sienkiewicz. These 2 are really nice.
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Waterhaul posted:Here's some Bill Sienkiewicz. I love this book, it's quite mental., he did some great stuff with Moore too.
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SoylentCola posted:I love this book, it's quite mental., he did some great stuff with Moore too. Yeah Elektra: Assassin is a great book, would be the best Elektra book if Elektra Lives Again didn't exist. You could probably fill the entire thread with stuff from it. More stuff. Here's some Travel Foreman   and some George Perez  
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I hope this is the right thread. Kelly Sue DeConnick posted a John Byrne guide for drawing the Thing.
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 Holy poo poo that is goddamn gorgeous work. Where is it from? I might have to buy it just for that cover alone.
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DarkCrawler posted:
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Pacra posted:p.s. How does he keep those lenses in, anyway I know this is from ages ago, but those armless glasses are called Pince Nez.
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Holy poo poo this thread is incredibly infuriating to read, I came in here going "oh snap good thread topic, let's see some hilarious poo poo and some incredible artistry, probably gonna find myself a new favourite!" and it's mostly 57 pages of people praising tacky superhero shlock and comparing it with badly drawn superhero shlock. edit: QuasiQuack posted:Tell me more about your superior tastes. Alright! Maybe I will! They're pretty pedestrian though and have probably shown up here before, I'm only halway through the thread. Let's start with a superhuman artist, Mike Mignola. Dude is from another loving planet, look at that poo poo. (And these are pretty boring pages!)    The man has such an incredible understanding of 3d shape and form and geometric simplification, everything looks like he makes loving wood carving figures beforehand, hangs them up with string and lights them professionally in a photo studio and then draws from that. He has an uncanny understanding of how awkward the male body actually is, the froglike shape of a hugeass ribcage and slim feet, the way he protrudes out the cheekbone and forehead of characters. Those amazing compositions with lights and darks, the bold simplicity. In a way the man is the absolute antithesis to everything I hate about how the majority of comics look and for that I'm deeply grateful he exists and does what he does. I guess I'm strangely opinionated on that stuff. Also look at how incredibly stupid Hellboys design is and how horrible it looks when anybody else draws the guy but when Mignola does it it's incredible. Another guy I like is a french dude who goes by Bengal. Nice flowy lines and interesting colours, pretty and easy on the eyes and but nothing really special. His angles and compositions are fantastic though and his technogadgetry looks cool. But it's all about angles and how he can use viewpoints and scenery to make a mundane girl-tying-up-her-hair scene look incredible. (No actual mundane girl-tying-up-her-hair scenes depicted)    (last one's just an illustration I had lying around, can't find many pages of his) A guy I absolutely hate is another frenchman that's pretty popular and apparently admired for his craft and art: Enki Bilal.  Apparently he makes good comics but it's impossible to read when it looks like that. Look at that poo poo. Tacky 90s fashion model cheekbones, looks like the kinda poo poo that 'that guy that can draw from your high school class' would draw with a ballpoint pen on his notebook margins. That rubbed out white pencil pastel texture clashing with ink and charcoal and pencil and watercolour or gouache and whatever else the guy uncontrollably pours onto the paper into a tacky "expressive" mess. (USER WAS PUT ON PROBATION FOR THIS POST)
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kinnas posted:Holy poo poo this thread is incredibly infuriating to read, I came in here going "oh snap good thread topic, let's see some hilarious poo poo and some incredible artistry, probably gonna find myself a new favourite!" and it's mostly 57 pages of people praising tacky superhero shlock and comparing it with badly drawn superhero shlock. Tell me more about your superior tastes.
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QuasiQuack posted:Tell me more about your superior tastes. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P_VadTZ3L2g Also, content:   Esad Ribic's Thor is the only Thor. His X-Force covers were fantastic,too, if a bit repetitive. Toadstrieb fucked around with this message at 16:55 on Jan 31, 2013 |
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A piece from my favorite artist, Pat McEown, who doesn't do nearly enough comics. I think this appeared in the last Madman special like a year or two ago. This is a scan of the original art and you can see a little bit of pencil in there. That's fun.
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Seems as if the Psylocke Chicken Leg has some new competition:  (Fearless Defenders 1)
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Fearless Defenders totally screwed the pooch with the art. You could probably make a whole gallery of Misty in poses with her butt thrust toward the reader.
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Darth Nat posted:Fearless Defenders totally screwed the pooch with the art. You could probably make a whole gallery of Misty in poses with her butt thrust toward the reader. Now, now, there's no need to be so hyperbol--  Oh... Ohhh...
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Alhazred posted:François Bourgeon: That second picture reminded me of Don Lawrence: http://i.imgur.com/F96jcXF.jpg
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I mentioned BOOM's Fall of Cthulhu series in another thread. It has extremely inconsistent art. I actually think the writing is decent for the most part (even if they misspell R'lyeh constantly); if you like Lovecraftian horror, it's worth checking out. But man, the art. So, it starts out with a character investigating The Dreamlands following the suicide of his uncle. In the first volume, the real world and the Dreamlands each have a different artist working on them, which I thought was a really interesting idea. The story introduces a demi-god named The Harlot, who is easily the high point of the whole affair; she looks creepy as gently caress and the surreal artwork/colouring really makes these segments stand out.  Now here's the second volume... 
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Some Wikipedia editor thought this was the ideal image for the Suicide Squad article: It's the cover of Suicide Squad #9 (2002). It's like the artist just cut and pasted a bunch of bad pinups onto a cover.
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Baron Bifford posted:Some Wikipedia editor thought this was the ideal image for the Suicide Squad article:
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Baron Bifford posted:It's the cover of Suicide Squad #9 (2002). It's like the artist just cut and pasted a bunch of bad pinups onto a cover. Pretty sure that's exactly what they did. The shadowing indicates a different light source (and angle and placement) for each character.
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This isn't a gif of a scene from an anime, it's a gif of sequential pages from the hilarious and wonderful comic Onepunch Man. A guy trains to become stronger and be a hero; accidentally becomes the strongest in the world, ever. (and his hair falls out). Read more here. Solanin     No idea where this is from, just some 70's girl's manga.  I really like panels and pages that show motion.  And just so I'm not anime-ing up the place too badly. Mike Dringenberg from Sandman Season of Mists  Even though the art is all over the place throughout the book, I still love J O'Barr's original Crow comic. 
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 The art here looks a BIT like that horror writer who does Tomie and Gyo, Junji Ito.
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I really liked the art in the Punisher War Zone until... Oh no Thor broke Black Widow
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Mister Roboto posted:
Seems to be by Kazuo Umezu according to Google Image search that points to this Amazon.jp page. The only thing by him that I've seen before is Cat Eyed Boy, but he is a horror artist/writer so yeah.
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