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omercifulheaves · 1 month
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Marshall Law Art by Kevin O'Neill
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roadimusprime · 5 months
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The creators of the Meep petting the Meep's head
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theterrornaut · 4 months
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KLOVIS THE REDEEMER!
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comfortfoodcontent · 14 days
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1990 Marshal Law Marvel Epic Comics House Ad
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the-gershomite · 7 months
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Heavy Metal Magazine -January 1991-
"Slaine" by Pat Mills & Simon Bisley
(56-60 of 60)
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David Tennant on the set of 'The Star Beast' with the co-creators of the original comic, Pat Mills and Dave Gibbons.
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goldenbell · 4 months
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literatemisfit · 5 months
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The fact that he RUNS over to the comic creators because he's such a big ol' nerd like us.
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balu8 · 3 months
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Slaine: The Horned God
by Pat Mills and Simon Bisley
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downthetubes · 4 months
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In Memoriam: Comic Artist and Writer Ian Gibson
We're sorry to report Ian Gibson, perhaps best known for his work on 2000AD, passed on in the early hours of Monday 11th December 2023, after a long illness
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comicarthistory · 6 months
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Doctor Who #3 cover. 1984. Art by Dave Gibbons.
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omercifulheaves · 2 months
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Marshal Law Art by Kevin O'Neill
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type40capsule · 5 months
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Doctor Who and the Star Beast - Part 3
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canmom · 3 months
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brief comints on some comics
need to find energy to write some more Comics Comints but here are some very brief ones on some comics I read of late...
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I read a bunch of Shintaro Kago stuff (The Princess of the Neverending Castle, Dementia 21). truly one of the best to ever do it, and I really need to do some kinda deep dive into what makes his stuff kick so much ass. but Kago's stuff has this absolutely ingenious playfulness to it - obvs it's got the 'fucked up body stuff' ero-guro aspect as a central pillar in which Shintaro Kago is uniquely inventive, but it's also constantly playing around with form in a way that like, you see the ideas getting developed from page to page from 'oh here's a fucked up thing' to the basis of an incredibly abstruse storyline that somehow feels fully coherent in its internal logic, even as the entire panel structure disintegrates into castle noodles.
he's also just both plain very funny and an absolute drawing monster. the two Neverending Castle books (Princess and Twelve Sisters - narratively disconnected but playing off the same ideas) are a special treat, gorgeous huge printings that really let you see all the crazy intricate little details, and the high concept is incredibly productive. Dementia 21 is bit more directly like... not so much commentary so much as using existing social tensions (in this case, caring for old people) as a jumping off point for darkly funny vignettes. also the interview at the back is great for Kago just completely no-selling most of the interviewer's attempts to pry.
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started in on Oyasumi Punpun by Inio Asano. and guys. the expressions in this manga! honestly, the level of storytelling confidence is off the charts. I think I'm starting to get some idea of what it's doing and what the recurring interests are, but also damn, there is so much going on here. the manner of stylisation is really fascinating - it's like a great example of a sort of effect you can achieve if you understand realism forwards and backwards and then push it.
the eponymous punpun is heavily minimised in his own story - which is part of the premise, that he is so powerless and so completely failed by the adults who are too caught up in their own shit that he might as well be a cartoon bird. we have recurring invocations of the futility of human connection, it's doing a lot of stuff with religion-as-imaginary-friend and mixing sort of deliberately crude 2D graphical elements or really abstract compositions with the hyper detailed style. it's somehow like... moment to moment it looks super melodramatic but it's sort of processed through this dissociative haze which means the actual story ends up quite low-key.
I can see why people rate this one so highly, can't wait to get my hands on more.
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I read some of the Sláine series - the Celtic barbarian character written by Pat Mills. in this case I had the Sláine the King arc, and some of the earlier comics, so I got a taste for the druid airships and stuff. Glenn Fabry's art is astonishing, it's as solid as an Otomo drawing but it doesn't feel sterile, it's got this incredibly expressive aspect, like it does so much to sell our sword-and-sorcery protagonist Sláine as a guy.
I'm someone who tends to read a lot more manga than Western comics in general, which is both a different approach to line and tone and also you tend to have the same artist drawing the whole series - in contrast, with 2000AD comic like this it's really striking seeing both how much value can be achieved with pure monotone, no greys, and also getting to see multiple artists tackle the same character in roughly the same idiom to highly varying results. there are approximately ten billion of these, but I haven't yet been able to track down the Horned God arc which is the one that was recced to me. hopefully soon.
comics are great
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head-vampire · 3 months
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Requiem Chevalier Vampire (2000)
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