The Comics Collective Podcastさんのイラストまとめ

Tomorrow: Annihilation

Art and prose join hands triumphantly on this project to create what is one of western media’s greatest tales concerning the nature of man. Standing hand in hand with a story like Frankenstein, The Saga of the Swamp Thing tells us more about ourselves than the titular monster.

Dallas: All Star Superman is the best work of my favorite comic creator and my fav artist. It is a distillation of what superheroes are and why their comic books are important. I leave this book wanting to be like Superman and that special feeling is something I cherish.

Dallas: Saga has everything I’m looking for in a comic, romance, comedy, action, emotion, and a world that takes my breath away constantly. Vaughan and Staples are the best in the business and they fire on all cylinders in this book

Each new special brings an all new art style from Mora and a touching script and story from Morrison as this book seems to reach for the goal of warming your heart every winter season. Whatever characters interact with Klaus tend to leave better for it.

What is your favorite fourth wall break in comics?

The comic is also able to remain a gun Superhero comic while accomplishing everything else that it does. There are imaginative new characters and analogs for fan favorite characters of other universes used on new and exciting ways. Mark is a superhero that stand next to the best

Comic Spotlight: Invincible (🧵)

Khamala is the perfect POV character for the modern comics reader who is aware of marvel’s superheroes and loves them because of movies, tv shows, video games, and wants to be invited into the world of the comics. She is charming and fun, and brings the reader into her life.

Marvel comics tagline since the silver age has been “the world outside your window” as a company they use superheroes to tell human stories about real world issues and problems. No character feels like someone “outside our window” today quite like Kamala Khan.