Title: Constantine and Phantom Stranger by Rick Magyar*
Artist: Rick Magyar (All)
Media Type: Pen and Ink
Art Type: Commission
For Sale Status: NFS
Views: 272
Likes on CAF: 7
Comments: 9
Added to Site: 9/19/2024
Location: Sketches & Commissions
Artist:
Rick Magyar
(All)
272 Views - 9 Comments - 7 Likes
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Holy shit! This is a phenomenal piece! Absolutely fantastic! So great to see more of these types of Magyar illustrations after seeing the amazing ones Ceasar posted several months back.
Constantine and Phantom
Are the ghosts from comics
Bringing Phantom Stranger
Written by John Broome?
In his eyes, you see Carmine
Magic ghost comes through this night
Yesterday's Magyar
Telling yesterday's news
So, how can you tell me that you're foggy
And say Moore you the run won't shine?
Let me take you by the Thames
And lead you through the streets of London
I'll show you Big Ben to make you Contantine
That is awesome! Congrats!
really great composition and details, having Big Ben cock tower in the background there is a nice touch. a real looker of a piece!
Wow, I never knew you were so into big, stiff, towering cocks, Kavi!
Ruben DaCollector never wastes a chance at correcting a spelling mistake with crude humor! lol, good catch. there's no edit comment feature on CAF (that I know of), so I'll leave it be so your joke makes sense for years to come!
Dude, they're only worth pointing out BECAUSE they unintentionally become crude and humorous! It's also fun BECAUSE of the fact that they can't be edited, so they, along with the responses, are fun to read when you come acros them years later. But you point out a very important thing. I used to beg for the ability to edit our posts to be implemented. It's not difficult to do generally speaking, though maybe it is on this site because the basic framework is so dated. I don't know. But yeah, the ability to edit comments should be a no brainer, because I and some other friends all admit that we check our comments after they've been posted and because we're all suckers for proper spelling and grammar, we'll actually repost the comment and make the corrections, then delete the first version of the comment. On another related note, I did notice last week that whenever we reply to a comment, the reply gets inserted directly underneath the comment being replied to. That's also something I always felt should've been the default, so at least it finally got implemented.
Nice!
What a great piece! Congrats!