HeroesPunchingさんのイラストまとめ

Even though an Andy Kubert X-Men was my first ever X-Men comic I owned, this was the first Uncanny X-Men issue I ever read. What's your first Uncanny?

DC/Wildstorm teamed up with IPC Media to produce new adventures from their classic British hero catalogue.

Daredevil: Yellow is Tim Sale's greatest artistic masterpiece, imo. You can smell the grimy back alley filth & feel each pummeling blow.

I wish there was a story about the territory days of wrestling with this exact art style.

Who are the top 4 artists that inspired you to copy them the most when you first started to get into drawing comics?

Some comics out this week that look like they're calling my name.

Imprint Graveyard: Armada, 1995-1997

Ostensibly Acclaim Comics' licensed title line, buy mostly an excuse to sell polybagged Magic the Gathering comics with free MtG Cards inside.

Imprint Graveyard: Windjammer, 1995

Published through Acclaim Comics just after the Valiant purchase. Meant as a place for creator-owned properties, it looked to be the personal playground for Neal Adams & Mike Grell.

Imprint Graveyard: Rocket Comics, 2003-2004

Dark Horse's line of sci-fi infused stories.

Some 80s Marvel toy & toon licensed comics that didn't quite reach the levels of Transformers & G.I. Joe.

Hey, you gotta try, right?

I'm sure these titles achieved various levels of success, but it just illustrates how fuckin' easy it must be to write for Marvel this last decade.

Just mix & match existing characters or have a long-standing supporting character take the lead and -- BOOM -- a new series.