Hagai Palevsky (he/him)さんのイラストまとめ

I backed my friend Matt’s Kickstarter for his book GARDENER. I really loved the first three issues, and I cannot wait to read the entire book. You can (and should) back it here: https://t.co/LmY9pTd5Dn

thinking about my favorite Marvel superhero group

I just finished reading I’M NOT HERE by gg and it’s absolutely lovely. A silently striking book about a feeling of increasing and encroaching isolation and detachment—a genuinely gorgeous and poignant little mood piece. I wasn’t familiar with gg’s work, but now I need more.

I just read the third issue of GIGA, which was great. This book remains unlike anything currently on shelves (that I know of, at least), marvelously mixing religious awe with post-apocalyptic dread. A compelling, driven story, utterly gorgeous to look at. @adityab @weredawgz

41.) Also launching in May is THE BLUE FLAME, exploring the many lives and fragmented identities of a superhero awaiting cosmic trial to decide his fate as well as humanity’s. I do love a good cosmic rumination on identity and superheroes, and I am VERY into this creative team.

me: should I reply to your newsletters

@AvivaMaiArtzy: sure

me:

I don’t think I properly appreciated it when I first read it, but, man, I just leafed through the issue of SOLO featuring Damion Scott, and it’s absolutely stunning. I can’t even put into words how rad this is—an immense energy that overwhelms you in the best possible way.

38.) October sees the release of FLY BY NIGHT, a supernatural drama about a New Jersey girl looking for her missing sister. I really like the premise, and even more than that I REALLY like the creative team, so I’ll certainly be checking this out. @WhitLeopard

36.) The May-debuting MADE IN KOREA explores humanity and artifice, as well as what it means to be a family in a world without biological parenthood. This book looks fascinating and captivating and just gorgeous.

The second issue of THE PICTURE OF EVERYTHING ELSE beautifully manages to keep a quiet enough façade until its sense of serrated dread totally creeps up on you. This book is delightfully written and gorgeously painted and lettered. You should read it, imho. @adityab