Published Cover
Location: Fantastic Four
Artist:
J.G. Jones
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The perspective - the faces! This is a great cover.
What a beauty! So much to like here. Congrats.
Leaping lizards! We got ourselves a winner!
No fair! I was going to say "Leapin' Lizards!". Oh, great piece BTW!
Awesome! This angle never gets old. Congrats!
Fantastic cover and such a unique perspective!
Very beautiful cover, congratulations
Wonderfully executed. Great cover.
The perspective on the buildings alone is insane. But the fact that all the characters look appealing and just like we would expect them to shows how skilled Jones really is! A tremendous cover! Huge congrats!
Wow!!! Spectacular point of view! I'm getting a reverse vertigo looking at it lol. Beautiful Cover Miki!
I agree, it is dizzying in its depth and perspective
Spectacular page! This isn't an easy angle to pull off but Jones not only aced it, his ink and wash technique add so much depth - really draws you in! Congrats, Miki!
Wow, this is one of the most extreme, vertical perspective upshots in comic art history! Bloody fantastic!
Yes, CRAZY cool straight up perspective! And JG went to town on the grey tones throughout! Congrats!
Wow! What a crazy, dizzy-inducing cover! Love the unexpected up-facing angle!
J.G. really pulled out all the stops here! Along with that fantastic perspective, there's a brilliant balance and symmetry between light and dark all the way up the page: from Sue (and the "4" logo), lighter, up front (counterpointed by a beautifully rendered Ben), and just moving up; dark lizards across from light patches of wall or falling debris, the darkened upper ledges of the buildings and the strip of daylight shining between them... Crazy! Insane level of details, too, from the passive (broken windows in the building on the left; the detailed facade of the building on the right) to the aggressive (like rocks broken off of the upper ledges of the building corresponding to the debris raining down on our heroes), and the Torch's grey wash flame trail rocketing skywards... Surely J.G. didn't have to work -this- hard...? Incredible, INCREDIBLE work! Sensational pick up! Congrats, Miki!
Sometimes, I can't stop a piece until I feel its tells a complete story . this one was no exception.