Larry Kingさんのイラストまとめ

While I've enjoyed the a lot of the films by Darren Aronofsky, the comics he's done are better than the movies. Especially in the case of NOAH which was way better then the actual film. The NOAH comic had a Kirby-like New Gods/Fourth World feel to it.

@powercomics3k I think Paul Smith had that in him from the start but knew doing it would be really time consuming, and probably not worth it for a monthly title. As a year after Golden Age he had a stint on X-Men again, and years later with Robinson on Leave It To Chance.

A tale of two Paul Smith's. I love his work on X-Men where it's crisp and clear, almost feels alien. But my favorite thing he's ever done was The Golden Age(retitled JSA: The Golden Age) with James Robinson where it's far more visceral, and detailed.

Art from Satan's Surgeon "The Dark Heart of Hank Satrina"
Plot/Pencils @AntonioSanciolo
Inks/Colors/Letters by Larry King

Recently re-read the first Gen 13 TPB and the Danger Girl Deluxe Edition Hardcover, and found Danger Girl held up so much better in both art and story. Gen 13 was a bit too rough around the edges, also the hardcover for Danger Girl is wonderfully put together.

The naming convention in the X-Men comics, especially those involving Wolverine and Japanese women, maybe Claremont and Co. could've, tossed it up a bit?

Mariko
Yukiko
Yuriko(Lady Deathstrike)

The Spider-man Clone Saga was a mess, but did have two good things to come out of it. Spider-man: The Lost Years where it's a story out of New York that works, and Scarlet Spider, and that great costume.

This reminds me of a this rough redesign for Power Girl I did years ago, making her a bit chunky, and keeping the infamous "boob window" but having it make more sense than being a oval, as well as mashing up that 70s Supergirl design but with Power Girl's color set. https://t.co/mpnGDtTUcH

Since it's Friday the 13th here's Jason to say "hi."

@jgmichalskinyc I think it's just that they wanted to sell comics, which, mission accomplished. But just like "killing" Superman it's paths they take that they can't come back from.

I was partial to Wolverine was a caveman but that was until I heard about Marville #5.