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DescriptionBeautiful half page splash of DeSaad,Orion and Kalibak, Darkseid's Elite troops arrive on earth to trace an ancient power of the Old Gods. mike perkins pulls out all the big guns as he draws A noble Orion leading the team as DeSaad stays in the background ordering the troops and a very Kirby inspired Kalibak ready to charge into battle for they dare not fail Darksied.again Mikes pen and in-wash take these to a next level that doesn't need any coloring with all that splendid detail he puts into it.this page was purchased at Ruben DaCollector's art drop on his youtube channel November 6 2022.Social/Sharing |
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Ruben DaCollector
Member Since 2008
1 - Posted on 11/11/2022
I know I've mentioned it before, but I can't help mentioning it again. I've never seen these characters appear so realistically, as if they could step out of the comic and stand living right in front of us. It makes them look so much more regal and imposing, almost like actual Gods!
Brian Norton
Member Since 2006
1 - Posted on 11/11/2022
Ruben DaCollector wrote:
I know I've mentioned it before, but I can't help mentioning it again. I've never seen these characters appear so realistically, as if they could step out of the comic and stand living right in front of us. It makes them look so much more regal and imposing, almost like actual Gods!
You can mention it again Ruben. Lol It is a credit to Mike the thought of placement of each character that makes it stand out. You have the leader, the warrior. And the devil in the darkness. Each fitting like pieces to a puzzle.with each getting their space to shine.
Marcus Wai
Member Since 2005
1 - Posted on 11/11/2022
A majestic entrance in the big and bold Kirby manner! Perkins' art immediately gives them a pronounced presence with all the amazing effects as then enter through the Boom Tube. You can feel the heat rising by the embers floating up all around them.
Brian Norton
Member Since 2006
1 - Posted on 11/11/2022
Marcus Wai wrote:
A majestic entrance in the big and bold Kirby manner! Perkins' art immediately gives them a pronounced presence with all the amazing effects as then enter through the Boom Tube. You can feel the heat rising by the embers floating up all around them.
It really is an attention grabber the way each figure stands out as an individual but still in a group setting.
Jason Hussa
Member Since 2017
2 - Posted on 11/19/2022
Boy howdy, what a top splash! Beautiful (and viable, just as Rubén pointed out!) modern depictions of the Kirby classics. Although Bippo's obviously seen better... ;) I sincerely hope this story will not be anywhere near the last time we get to see Mike draw these characters, but you are SET, my friend, should that prove to be the case. A stunning "drawing back of the curtain" to showcase Mike's take on these signature characters, complete with Perkins inkwash smoke tendrils (I LOVE those! :) ). Booming congrats, Brian!
Ruben DaCollector
Member Since 2008
2 - Posted on 12/4/2022
Jason Hussa wrote:
Boy howdy, what a top splash! Beautiful (and viable, just as Rubén pointed out!) modern depictions of the Kirby classics. Although Bippo's obviously seen better... ;) I sincerely hope this story will not be anywhere near the last time we get to see Mike draw these characters, but you are SET, my friend, should that prove to be the case. A stunning "drawing back of the curtain" to showcase Mike's take on these signature characters, complete with Perkins inkwash smoke tendrils (I LOVE those! :) ). Booming congrats, Brian!
Who knows what the future holds? But for now at least, the issue after this one (#1049) is indeed the last time we'll see Perkins handle these characters. The wonderful thing about seeing an artist who has been exclusive to one of the Big Two publishers for 14 years before ultimately going exclusive with the other, is that we slowly but surely get to see his depictions of a whole entire universe of new characters for the first time and every time he moves on to a new project, I'm excited to see who's next!
Brian Norton
Member Since 2006
1 - Posted on 12/4/2022
Jason Hussa wrote:
Boy howdy, what a top splash! Beautiful (and viable, just as Rubén pointed out!) modern depictions of the Kirby classics. Although Bippo's obviously seen better... ;) I sincerely hope this story will not be anywhere near the last time we get to see Mike draw these characters, but you are SET, my friend, should that prove to be the case. A stunning "drawing back of the curtain" to showcase Mike's take on these signature characters, complete with Perkins inkwash smoke tendrils (I LOVE those! :) ). Booming congrats, Brian!
thanks jason. the only thing I regret is that this isn't a full page splash. I think even though it is great as is. a full page would look fantastic to give an even more dramatic entrance the the new Gods. Plus I love a full splash LOL
Brian Norton
Member Since 2006
2 - Posted on 12/4/2022
Ruben DaCollector wrote:
Who knows what the future holds? But for now at least, the issue after this one (#1049) is indeed the last time we'll see Perkins handle these characters. The wonderful thing about seeing an artist who has been exclusive to one of the Big Two publishers for 14 years before ultimately going exclusive with the other, is that we slowly but surely get to see his depictions of a whole entire universe of new characters for the first time and every time he moves on to a new project, I'm excited to see who's next!
anything Mike does next I will be fully on board with,he is that good. I hope it has something to do with adventures in space because what he could do with a whole universe to draw would be awesome.
Brian Norton
Member Since 2006
1 - Posted on 12/4/2022
Ruben DaCollector wrote:
Who knows what the future holds? But for now at least, the issue after this one (#1049) is indeed the last time we'll see Perkins handle these characters. The wonderful thing about seeing an artist who has been exclusive to one of the Big Two publishers for 14 years before ultimately going exclusive with the other, is that we slowly but surely get to see his depictions of a whole entire universe of new characters for the first time and every time he moves on to a new project, I'm excited to see who's next!
anything Mike does next I will be fully on board with,he is that good. I hope it has something to do with adventures in space because what he could do with a whole universe to draw would be awesome.
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