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Joe Fisto posted:Why is Etrigan on that cover? He's The Gargoyle, aka Isaac Christians of Christiansboro.
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Servoret posted:I was reading the Let's Read thread for the Official Handbook
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10 Beers posted:Link? Locked thread: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3809554 I'd be happy to see a continuation of this or one for Who's Who. I've been listening to Who's Who: The Definitive Podcast of the DC Universe lately and enjoying it.
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Servoret posted:Locked thread: https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3809554 Thanks! I actually have that one bookmarked, I was just hoping there was a new one. 
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Art from 70 year old legend, José Luis García-López for the upcoming Action Comics #1000 https://www.newsarama.com/39450-new-action-comics-1000-bendis-lee-first-look-more.html   
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Apr 11, 2018 11:12
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The colorist better not gently caress this one up.
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Teenage Fansub posted:Art from 70 year old legend, José Luis García-López for the upcoming Action Comics #1000 70 years old and still a master of the craft. I'm glad he didn't catch the Gil Kane madness. in his later years Gil Kane was known for using a Sharpie to do the bulk of his work, his style was still visible but it really suffered.
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Teenage Fansub posted:Art from 70 year old legend, José Luis García-López for the upcoming Action Comics #1000 It's the facial variation that really gets me. Every person is unique and expressive, with appropriate emotions clearly visible in their expressions. It's a subtle thing, but it's so damned impressive compared to the vast majority of other artists.
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Rhyno posted:70 years old and still a master of the craft. I'm glad he didn't catch the Gil Kane madness. in his later years Gil Kane was known for using a Sharpie to do the bulk of his work, his style was still visible but it really suffered. I actually prefer the minimalism of late period Gil Kane over his earlier work. Some of those Marvel covers he did in the Seventies are really good though.
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Lurdiak posted:The colorist better not gently caress this one up.  For real though, the flow on those pages is phenomenal. The extremely subtle detail of cutting off the ferns in the top-left panel of the third page to create a borderless panel on the bottom... goddrat 
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Servoret posted:I actually prefer the minimalism of late period Gil Kane over his earlier work. Some of those Marvel covers he did in the Seventies are really good though. There's a difference between minimalism and lack of care. His covers remained excellent but his pages were dire. Superman Distant Fires is I believe his final work on the character and it's just a sad, ugly book to look at.
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Joe Fisto posted:Why is Etrigan on that cover?
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Nessus posted:He was President at the time. Gone gone the form of man, Rise the demon politician!
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Teenage Fansub posted:Art from 70 year old legend, José Luis García-López for the upcoming Action Comics #1000 I gotta be honest, some of the Clark and Perry faces are jarring. But god drat, the framing in those panels are amazing.
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Rhyno posted:There's a difference between minimalism and lack of care. His covers remained excellent but his pages were dire. Superman Distant Fires is I believe his final work on the character and it's just a sad, ugly book to look at. It’s a perfectly fine looking book.
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Wendell posted:It’s a perfectly fine looking book. No it's not. Especially not compared to work he did not even two years earlier.
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Rhyno posted:No it's not. Especially not compared to work he did not even two years earlier. Oh, I see. You’re talking really late, not just when he got really stylized like around the Sword of the Atom era. Early Eighties is when I first was reading Infantino and Kane, and that style consequently actually looks better to me than the fine line Joe Giella stuff.
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It’s fine. It looks fine. Unspectacular, generic, sure. Thet’s not the same as being ugly and gross.
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Now Howard Chaykin's later work...
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Nessus posted:He was President at the time. 
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https://twitter.com/FedeItaliano76/status/986907299003453441 Was there never a comic adaption of Dune? Anyway that first picture was on the copy of Dune I read for the first time and didn't realize it was part of a series.
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zoux posted:https://twitter.com/FedeItaliano76/status/986907299003453441
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Brian Herbert was shopping it around right after the Dark Tower comics dropped and exploded. Nobody bit on it because if you're even vaguely familiar with Dune you know how batshit crazy it gets by book 3.
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It's pretty hosed up by book 2.
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goatface posted:It's pretty hosed up by book 2. Well I haven't read them in 25 years, is book 2 where the mystic incest starts?
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I don't know what you all are talking about, there's only one Dune book.
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Gunjin posted:I don't know what you all are talking about, there's only one Dune book. As a kid I read the first book, and then because it was the only other Dune book in my school's library I jumped into God Emperor. No one should read God Emperor in general... Edit: Holy poo poo, Marvel's adaptation of the Lynch film had art by Sienkiewicz. Why I have I not heard this before and read these comics?   
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Apr 20, 2018 01:59
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It's really just a bad adaptation of the film with pretty pictures.
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Rhyno posted:It's really just a bad adaptation of the film with pretty pictures. That actually sounds like a perfect adaptation of a really bad film with pretty pictures.
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Ribic's doing covers for the new FF Someone needs to cut together a mega collage of all of Esad's  facesPichelli's great too, loved her stuff on Ultimate Spiderman
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zoux posted:https://twitter.com/FedeItaliano76/status/986907299003453441 Metabarons is kind of like a reimagining of it by a psychopath
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A Gnarlacious Bro posted:Metabarons is kind of like a reimagining of it by a psychopath A psychopath who nearly directed the movie before Lynch got anywhere near it, but the stunningly overambitious project collapsed in on itself, influencing years of science fiction filmmaking in the process
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Yes yes in-case you're one of the nerds who didn't hear about it by now: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jg4OCeSTL08
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That colorful ship in the thumbnail, I recognize that guy, I think I had a book of his stuff when I was a kid. Anyone know what his name was. There was a GBS thread maybe last year that was full of 70s and 80s sci fi drawings, I love that poo poo.
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The artist is Chris Foss. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=chris+foss&bext=msl&atb=v112-5&iax=images&ia=images
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Hell yeah. He left a big impression on me because when I was growing up, sci fi design was either very dark or very sterile, it never occurred to me that starships could be colorful.
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That's pretty sad. I grew up with my dad's library of 50s-70s sci-fi novels, lots of those had some drat gaudy looking spaceships on them. Some... "questionable" stories inside, but good spaceships.
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I think I'd rather have Jack Kirby's Lord of Light.
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Phy posted:A psychopath who nearly directed the movie before Lynch got anywhere near it, but the stunningly overambitious project collapsed in on itself, influencing years of science fiction filmmaking in the process Honestly it worked oit for the best as i think jodos comic madness is stronger than his movie on the whole.
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