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Scarlet Witch Loves Wolverine Part 2

Location: Ballpoint Pen Art
Artist: Frank Cho (All)

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Scarlet Witch Loves Wolverine Part 2
Artwork Details
Location: Ballpoint Pen Art
Title: Scarlet Witch Loves Wolverine Part 2*
Artist:  Frank Cho (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Cover
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 22417
Likes on CAF: 2
Favorited on CAF: 1
Comments: 15
Added to Site: 1/28/2008

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Here's the final cover image that I turned in for Ultimates #3. I drew the swirling cape on a separate sheet of paper, and combined it with the Scarlet Witch-Wolverine art in Photoshop. (Thanks to Brandon Peterson for all his tech help.) Anyway, I just found out that this final cover image is rejected and will not see print. It was deemed too risque. Story of my life. (The cape was inked with Micron pens and the Scarlet Witch-Wolverine was done with a ball-point pen.)

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Frank  Cho
Member Since: July 2006
Last Login: February 2022
Website: http://www.apesandbabes.com
Country: UNITED STATES
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Neil B Member Since 2006
Posted On 1/28/2008

I like it better without the cape. ; )
Ferran Delgado Member Since 2006
Posted On 1/28/2008

Although I understand the need to find a solution in order to convert your original drawing to fit a wider audience, I don't think that the final image was very succesful.

While the original drawing done with a ball-point pen (!!) was awesome and I love your work inked with Micron pens, I don't think that both styles combine too well.

I just hope that I didn't bother you with my criticize. I'm looking forward to see more wonderful works like the one you did with ball-point pen posted in your CAF gallery! Thanks for sharing!!

 Ferran Delgado Member Since 2006
Posted On 1/28/2008

OT: BTW, check this gallery by Juan Francisco Casas doing hiperrealistic works with a ball-point pen.

 TIM TOWNSEND Member Since 2004
Posted On 1/28/2008

Gotta' respectfully disagree with that last comment. I think the choice to simplify the cape makes for a wonderful contrast. It frames out the figures and leads the eye right where its meant to go. Amazing work as usual, Frank!
Ferran Delgado Member Since 2006
Posted On 1/28/2008

Tim, I agree with you that the framing cape boost the focus on the figures, which is the ultimate goal. I just feel that both styles are too much different and IMHO they doesn't fit quite well. Maybe if the cape would be also drawn with ball-point in a simplier way, it would get the same goal but more merged...

Sheesh... I can't believe that I'm arguing with two of my favourite artists... I should check if I took my medication lately...

 Michael Bair Member Since 2005
Posted On 1/29/2008

nice Serpi......uh........nice Cover Frank.......looks great !
buzz zz Member Since 2005
Posted On 1/29/2008

Too Risque?? Who's the Dickwad editor on that book?They have the team watching a porn video of Ironman and Wasp in the book..but an artistic shot of two characters embracing is too risque? Fuck them! Their lost. Great job by the way Frank.
Michael Bair Member Since 2005
Posted On 1/29/2008

so how do you really feel BUZZ..???.....it is funny how many "bosses" there are ....and this is a good example of all the "behind the scenes" crap artists put up with to get a good piece of art out .
Brian Mulcahy Member Since 2004
Posted On 1/29/2008

For some reason, I find the version with the cape a little sexier.
Frank  Cho Member Since 2006
Posted On 1/29/2008

Censorship and rejection happen all the time. People get cold feet and reverse earlier decisions made by different departments. It's no big deal at this point. What's funny are the comments made by few on the internet stating that I did this drawing knowing full well that it was going to get censored. I have way too much work to do and very little time to waste. I'm not going to draw something knowingly that it's going to get axed.
Mike Mayhew Member Since 2005
Posted On 1/29/2008

Masterful!! Supremely impressive. I LOVE the hatching rendering technique on this piece and the Ult. Spidey 100 cover. A gorgeous work of art!
Frank  Cho Member Since 2006
Posted On 1/29/2008

Just found out that Marvel may publish this after all. They want me to make couple of small changes....Stay tuned, space cadets.
Richard Oh Member Since 2007
Posted On 3/20/2008

Sweet. I told Joe Mad about this cover at WWLA. I seriously feel this cover deserves to be printed.
Mike W Member Since 2007
Posted On 6/1/2008

Cool cover!! Hope it sees print!!
Stefan H Member Since 2003
Posted On 1/12/2009

So so, they still want to make some small changes even in this tamed version. Didn't this thing happen even to Michelangelo? So You are in good company. But now let's see, what can it be, that's still too offensive for public viewing and demands a small change... ah ja, of course! It's suggestive, when, in all their heat, Wolverine drives out his blades towards the Scarlet Witch !
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