Location: Prelims
Artist:
Barry Kitson
(All)
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Old desire
Keep it burning bright
Hold prelim 'til the dream ignites
A spirit with a vision in the team
With a Kitson
I swear their passionate comics
Read the words that touch my art
I gaze at her fist is up pictures
The title that sets them apart
When I feel her powerful visions
Her fire was made alive
I wish I had that instinct
I wish I had that flight
Super fly on dangerous missions
Imaginations on fire
Focused high on soaring selections
Consumed in a single desire
Supergirl is a famous addiction
A slave to the drive art obsession
A spirit with a Legion is a dream
With a Kitson
cool page, also, soon, you need to maybe publish all the songs marcus writes for you, would be big at oax
Brainstorming thumbnails are nice to see. This shows exactly why it's done, choosing the best elements to be combined for the final.
Beautiful prelims! I always love the view that prelims give us; the excitement and spark of an initial idea, plus the feeling of getting a rare glimpse of an "outtake" from a story (or from an artist) we love. Great energy here, Miki - a feeling of celebration, warmth, and strength - and a terrific Supergirl! Nice pick up - congrats!
Man, another sweet looking sert of cover prelims! If I could ever improve my artistic abilities/skills to get to the level of Kitson's cover layouts I'd be fully content.
Before scrolling down and seeing the published cover, I thought they should've gone with prelim #5. The foreshortened figure is so much more exciting than the one on prelim #6, which is straighforward and boring. As you say, it's a combo of the two, but I'm so glad to see the editor made the right choice for a change. Something that happens far too infrequently!
Nice!
Love Barry's prelims! Combines two of your favorites! Double punch! Nice to see how the cover evolved and how he developed the layout.
These Kitson prelims are so interesting. I love the blocked black areas that he uses to convey form.