Don't know if anyone has see this new pic of AF!
http://browse.deviantart.com/cartoon...et=24#/d4zwttb
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Don't know if anyone has see this new pic of AF!
http://browse.deviantart.com/cartoon...et=24#/d4zwttb
I like it, but does it seem Shaman and Marrina are a tad too light?
Very nice pic... really well done. :)
Hmm.. how did I miss that.Quote:
A spread page for the Marvel Universe section of Marvel Super Heroes Magazine, this was published in the issue 11 of the international version.
Cheers Mike!
EDIT:
Looking at it, it's actually from #45 (Feb-March 2012) of the UK version.
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To ebay I go!
I like it!
Too bad MARVEL hasn't found a way to put all the pieces together (writing/plotting, pencilling/inking, lettering, coloring, and editing) into a well-executed, well-thoughtout, untampered-with run.
And I've just written a paragraph about pitches...Quote:
Originally Posted by Garry/Al-Fan
This is good - though I disagree with the commentor who thought it looked like Art Adams... even the one who thought it was Byrne-like.
Shaman looks like Dick Tracy!
It's good for a one-page spread, but I don't think I'd want this guy doing a whole series, TBH. Just a little too cartoony for my taste. And given how similar Shaman's and Puck's profiles are, I don't think he has the variety of faces to do a comic.
(We could end up with a situation like Young Avengers, where the characters start making a big deal about how two characters look alike - when you can't tell any of them apart, except for hair colour and clothing. :rolleyes:)
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This is awesome! Nice find, MM.
Going back, there is Monsanto (who did a Byrne-inspired take on Wolverine), Patrick Fillion (who did the reimagined SNOWBIRD cover to vol. 1 # 6), and now the artist [Scott Koblish] would did an excellent job of the whole group. Even if he only did covers, like Kevin Nolan did back in the day (or like Jimenez did for the first 4 issues of the midi-series), that would be a good choice.
I read that editor Steve Wacker is keeping hope alive for Alpha Flight and the EIC is waiting for the right pitch and the right time. Well, I haven't heard anything concerning what I sent MARVEL a few months ago, so I guess they're looking for something else.
I still think 7-times a year, little interference, and a creative team that is good at telling stories with a beginning-middle-and-end (old-school style, but with new-school paper and production values) will have the best chance of succeeding.
Looks like Scott Koblish works as an artist for Marvel Magazine, Disney's Marvel Super-Heroes Magazine, has drawn covers for many Marvel comics http://marvel.wikia.com/Category:Sco...h/Cover_Artist , done interior pencils for many Marvel comics http://marvel.wikia.com/Category:Scott_Koblish/Penciler , and has even created some characters for Marvel http://marvel.wikia.com/Category:Scott_Koblish/Creator . Also a full list here; http://comicbookdb.com/creator.php?ID=348 .
(Apologies for the bad pic)
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It's pretty informative for a children's magazine.
There's also a little Guardian in Where's Waldo-esque puzzle, as well as Mac & Marrina on the cover.
If the numbering's right, it should all appear in #10 or #11 of the US version.
Coolio. Snag me an extra copy!
If I'd caught it on the newsstand I would've done mate, but it was from months ago and thus an eBay job I'm afraid.I will keep an eye out for a second seller though.
That's a lovely team illustration.
Dana