1 - Posted on 3/22/2022

Lenil's pencils are a master class in tone and texture.  Really need to work on getting him represented in my new Philippine gallery room.  A shout out to my man Kwan.  He's an absolute maniac and one of the coolest guys in the hobby.  Anyway, nice page buddy.  Congrats!

1 - Posted on 3/22/2022

I actually abhor insects of all kinds, tiny or large, it doesn't matter. So I've honestly never been all that comfortable with comics that feature giant insect swarms, especially since they are drawn large enough to see the same details we see when shown under magnification. But that aside, the delicate pencil lines are really nice and I especially like the parts he added shading to. Annihilus looks as good as he ever has. Congrats on adding this creepy sequence to your collection, Jason!

1 - Posted on 3/22/2022

Love all the buggy goodness!  That second panel headshot might be my fave - love the shadow done via pencil.  Wait!  Maybe that final full Annihilus shot.  I can't decide!  Ain't it great :)  Congrats, man!

1 - Posted on 3/22/2022

So much dense pencil work that you'd have to use a magnifying glass to catch everything.  That may be a bad thing if you've fried some bugs under the sun with it.  

2 - Posted on 3/22/2022

I don't think there's one straight line on that page, and it looks so good. I wonder if he works from a layout, because his scenes seem so organic, it almost feels freeform. There's a dream-like quality to his scenes and the way he draws them, imo. And floating the panels, and then floating a character above those panels, is a great choice. The page has so much depth. Great score. Congrats!

1 - Posted on 3/23/2022

Yu draws a great Annihilus for sure.

1 - Posted on 3/23/2022

I'm a sucker for outreached hands in OA pages. There's an automatic dramatic effect which comes from it, and in superhero books it is particularly flashy since most characters have powers. 

Here we get TWO panels of hands! Brought to you by wonderful Yu line work. Very cool.