Larry Kingさんのイラストまとめ

In the past you'd have covers by one artist and interiors by another, say a Keith Pollard cover with Infantino or Starlin interiors. But when they stunt cast a cover, especially for a crowdfunded comic I see it as them having little confidence in the interior artist.

One of my favorite comics of the past decade was Paul Pope's "Battling Boy". While it's superhero-like, it leans more towards mythic hero and pulp hero concepts. I enjoyed it due to the unique world and characters within it.

@POTUSThump The vast majority of comics is cartooning, so everyone going "the anatomy is wrong" gets turned to white noise as far as I'm concerned. I do think they are limits, but that's up to everyone to decide when it's a ugly joke, and what not.

A tale of bitter betrayal and loss on a grand scale. The 4th and final book(and TPB)of @joshuahoward's T-BIRD & THROTTLE is now being crowdfunded. You can read the #0 issue and the first 30 pages of issue #1. Josh delivers quality story, and quality art. https://t.co/K5YiG6xYjJ

Cyber Force/Hunter-Killer is such a great looking, and entertaining comic, you have Kenneth Rocafort who's giving the comic his all, I think it's my favorite comic he's done and may be last Mark Waid comic I loved.

Also premiering on June 25th, 1982 was John Carpenter's The Thing, perhaps the best remake out there.

Poster art by @westonfront

Art of Zofia, you will be able to see more of her in my upcoming comic, FLAPJACK: GRAVE CONCERNS.

Here's some art of Rutung as illustrated by @AntonioSanciolo

The story was so very bland, what little story was there, "Not-Conan"'s family is killed, he fights their killers, is hurt, flees into a cave, ends up in modern day. That's it. At least Deadato Jr. refrained from photo referencing/swiping Schwarzenegger for the lead.

So I read Berserker Unbound by Jeff Lemire and Mike Deodato Jr. I'd previously given it a hardtime based on previews, and after reading issue #1, that criticism was justified.

Holy Decompression Batman!