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Reba Jacobs AUSTRALIA
Member Since April 2017
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The Blue Flame #1, p6

Location: The Blue Flame
Artist: Adam  Gorham (All)

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Location: The Blue Flame
Title: The Blue Flame #1, p6*
Artist:  Adam  Gorham (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Interior Page
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 312
Likes on CAF: 1
Comments: 3
Added to Site: 6/19/2021

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The strangers we saw approaching in the previous page may not be entirely friendly, or are they? Future issues will tell! I like how this works as a little stand-alone fight sequence started and finished in a page. No context needed. Those thin horizontal panels are a little different to any of my other pages too. Mixing things up for my eyes!

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Member Since: April 2017
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Country: AUSTRALIA
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Marcus Wai Member Since 2005
Posted On 6/19/2021

They could have just shot Blue Flame from afar, but they took the time to see what he's about and they are probably going to pay the price.  I don't know why I should side with the guy even if it's his name on the marquee.  He could have just landed anywhere and he chose a confrontation over stealth.  Oh yeah, the art.  Slam bang cinematic framing deliciously crafted and served with a garnish of action.

Reba Jacobs Member Since 2017
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Posted On 6/19/2021

Marcus Wai wrote:
"  They could have just shot Blue Flame from afar, but they took the time to see what he's about and they are probably going to pay the price.  I don't know why I should side with the guy even if it's his name on the marquee.  He could have just landed anywhere and he chose a confrontation over stealth.  Oh yeah, the art.  Slam bang cinematic framing deliciously crafted and served with a garnish of action.
 "

Yeah the bias of backing the first character met in a story. Looking forward to seeing where it goes and thanks for your comments!

kent mansley Member Since 2015
Posted On 6/20/2021

For some reason, I really love when artists use horizontal panels like this. They always feel very cinematic to me and I think they look great. Huge congrats!