John Ernenputschさんのイラストまとめ

Ed’s work on Superman’s supporting cast, especially Lois, was very strong. I’ve always liked the way he draws her. That same run also featured quite a bit of Batman and Joker, and those being good probably helped with why he was later chosen to join Loeb with...

McGuinness REALLY got going with his work on the Jeph Loeb penned Superman run. When Cam Smith joined him on the series as one of the inkers I felt McGuinness’ art really started to come together, and hasn’t changed a whole lot since then

@Burn0321 I was going to respond to your tweet when you sent it, but I ended up going down a rabbit hole and went through a whole bunch of McGuinness art. I honestly believe he’s one of my favorites? I’m going to do an appreciation thread but, I’ll start here... I love his Cable & Cap!

🗣 LESS THAN 12 HOURS UNTIL #LOCKEANDKEY DROPS ON NETFLIX.

Bojack SPOILERS: I’ve had a really hard time the past few years falling out of touch with some of the people I was closest to in my college years. These were some of the best friends I ever had. The final scene of the final season of #BoJackHorseman broke me. Man... 😭

Just hire Jason Aaron to write the Obi-Wan series. He is the one who wrote the (in continuity) comics that took place during the same time period as the show is supposed to cover

Sometimes a decade doesn’t seem that long when it comes to comics, but then other times it feels like forever.

Related: This gem of a comic book came out last decade (2011): but sure feels longer. It’s still still some of my favorite stuff of both Nick Spencer & @cjwardart’s

Oh and I’m glad we got an entire @GerryDuggan penned miniseries out of Frank’s Asgardian Revenge Tour post War Of The Realms. I mean how could you not enjoy Frank Castle promising revenge for those killed in the invasion of Midgard during War Of The Realms?

It’s been awhile, so can we revisit War Of The Realms, and some of the moments and looks that @jasonaaron @rdauterman @COLORnMATT gave us? The comic was worth it for the art alone, but lucky for us it was a comic literally years in the making. Look at these designs!

#XSpoilers Almost twenty years to the day between X-Men (1991) #97 and Excalibur (2019) #5