Location: HAIRSINE TREVOR
Artists:
Trevor Hairsine
(Penciller)
,
Stefano Gaudiano
(Inker)
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The narration of the published work further emphasizes that Superman bears guilt for letting it happen in the first place as he weighed who to save over his own father.
As beautifully illustrated as the previous 2 pages. As for the writing though, given that the basement door is made of wood, Superman's actions should've simply burned the wood, not sealed it shut as if it were made of metal. No?
Thanks for your comment, Ruben.
I believe he melted/fused the lock/metal plate he broke in the first page I posted. So all is good with me ;)
Ah yes, I fogot about that since it wasn't visible in the panel on this page. That makes sense. I really can't say enough about the Gaudiano finishes. The inks remind me a lot of Lee Weeks finishes. Nice textures!
Another really great piece, emotionally charged and great example of the series. Congrats on these fun and beautifully composed pieces.
The clean and sparse, but well-detailed, backgrounds really emphasize the emotion of the moment. The orderly silence emphasizing and framing Superman's gentle and emotional moment. Very nice page. I am going to check out this series, it's a great concept. Congrats!
Congrats again, F M, on a truly moving and "beautiful" (as weird as that word is in the context of a super-hero zombie infection story...) sequence. Outstanding art, and if they are willing to spend so much real estate in the book to cover the emotional beats of this concept like this, I'm in. Really outstanding pick up, capping off the complete moment - awesome work!
What a great read, I remember getting to this page and thinking to myself "is he really going to kill his pop"? Great, great page
I haven't read it, but immediately understood the emotional impact of the scene from this page alone. It has some feels for sure.
Love it. Perfect top to bottom storytelling, and I totally agree regarding the horizontal layout. Definitely can't help but feel sad looking at this page. And that's a good thing. Congrats!