Location: Avengers/Fantastic Four Art
Artists:
Bryan Hitch
(Penciller)
,
Paul Neary
(Inker)
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Nice.
Nice, John! At this point you don't have art portfolios, you have a books of Marvel mug shots!
Ha thanks James! I need to add an Omega Red Kubert mug shot ;)
Very powerful Ultron splash! Bryan Hitch's style is so distinctive.
Thanks Paul. I admit I'm not the biggest Hitch fan, but his style suited this piece very well!
Killer shot of Ultron! I like "menacing" factor being ramped up with him turning around. Plus if we're gonna see energy crackle it's gotta be Krackle :) Congrats!
If Thanos brings the SNAP, Ultron has to bring the KRACKLE!
Splashy and krackly :)
Awesome Ultron splash! Hitch does a great job here!
Oh, hey, I didn't see you there. How 'bout some lasers! This is an awesome Ulton splash by Neary. I mean, how could you go wrong with all that Kirby Krackle? Score! Congrats!
Thanks alot!! I was like oh SNAP, when I when I saw all the KRACKLE. It really made the art POP.
Gorgeous shot of the Avengers’s #1 baddie, in Hitch’s unmistakable, beautiful style - and the ink work here is off the charts. As good as it looks here (and it looks good, man!), it must be incredible in person. Absolutely wonderful- congrats!
Thanks Jason. Agreed the awesome combo of Hitch and Neary worked well on this piece.
this really is a cracking image of Ultron
Swinging past for another gander at this great piece, JN. I love how the face looks like more of a classic take on Ultron (the eyes and a bit more slender face, with the features spread out a bit more) but the body is a bleeding edge technological nightmare. Absolutely LOVE it. (Still :) )
Another huge fave, JN! Had to swing past for another humble tip of the hat to such a beautiful piece. I know that in these divided times, the path to healing is always touted as starting with someone reaching out, but I'm not reassured by Ultron's gesture here... Call me crazy... :) Impeccable, powerful work by Hitch and Neary!