Larry Kingさんのイラストまとめ

I read Nightwing #78 and... okay, I get it, people don't want to "punch down" so it leaves on direction so you get "kid wallstreet" and co., which comes across being so alien. There's hateful people in the world, poor, rich, every ethnic background, change it up.

With the return of Joe Mad to Battle Chasers I was reminded of Roger Cruz who aped Joe's style along with the likes of Jim Lee too, but out of the artists from the 90's doing so, he bothered me the least. Turns out he's still working on comics, here's his X-Men (ugh)parody comic.

On the left, the edited version, on the right, the original. Considering what I was working with I gave it a go to make the panels flow better. I find it better to have moments of movement/action go start on the left and go right.

The last one, "Samuree". Had a cover that made me think of something from Northstar or Rebellion kind of a mix of Tim Vigil and Mark Texeira. The interiors are penciled by Rodolfo Damaggio with inks by Saw Nan and Neal Adams.

Superman by Jack Kirby

From a while back where I took Jack Kirby's pencils of Superman and I inked/colored it. I like how it turned out.

Writers and artists - pro or still climbing - who are your biggest comic book creator influences, off the top of your head? Use covers for their books. #comicsDNA https://t.co/ECaAubKMAE

What movie would you like to see turned into a TV series?

Turbo Kid
Inland Empire
Mulholland Drive https://t.co/6vI3yjAN1U

I guess the people over at Kaliman weren't content with just Galactus and Doctor Doom, as it looks like they got in on some Mephisto action.

On top of Kaliman fighting what looks like Doctor Doom and Galactus, he took on a trio of what look's like Ben Grimm Thing's.

Some people want a variant cover, or the first appearance of a character, I want some hard to find Kaliman issues where he seemingly takes on Doctor Doom and Galactus.

They probably don't live up to the covers, but I'd like to find out one way or another.