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Inspired by the first storyarc with Abs Bat showing off hie new abilities and the more savage attacks!
Nice heroic style! Drawn in a classic manner of a crime fighting caped crusader!
At least the meat will be flashfrozen and fresh.
Like a symbiote queen emerging from the inky murky muck done for the Symbiote Swimsuit Issue!
Awesome heroic pose! Dell'Otto's lighting reveals all the shine and power in the strike!
That's fire with the more modern layout! They might have done the layout regular on the original because it was a reflection of the golden age era for these characters.
More sassy with those sharp angles by Lonergan! Her hair, hips, and elbows throws her attitude out there!
Maybe uses some of his own finger prints to get some of that texture!
The dame, the gun, and the shadows create the atmosphere that is so important to define the character!
I like how Netzer attacked this is as illustration so the characters can split off into their own books.
Awesome Joe Mad art! This must have been early on inked by Candelario who is an all time X-Factor inker!
Brown may not be your typical pin up artist, but Abbey looks glorious on the move with all the explosions around her!
Lives up to the Noir part of the title with classic pulp noir techniques used from the 40's!
Very nice with all the people and monsters that are in Dani's head as part of her history.
It might be a comic for the Asteroids Atari 2600 video game!
The cross between supernatural and police detective genres was so well done in this series that celebrated all the folklore and superstition that Japan revels in their culture.
Static was the breakout character and they made the extra effort to create the cover this way as opposed to digital colors that were often very garish for that time. This works within a range and makes the action more uniform and natural.
This allows the theater of the mind to fill in the orther half! It could be symmetrical or battle damaged!
Some of Krenkel's doodles like this are tight enough to pass as full illustration!
Great matchign set! It's like RB White took inspiration from Sam Kieth's work to have this larger than life interpretation!
A few stolen moments, Danger that we shared
You've got your "Take On Me", and they need you there
Though Dateline to resist, being Mac on Troy's list
But no bluffing man's gonna do
So I'm Raven all my love for you
It's got Jerry crazy live to break a skull
My friends fight for new key, for a bad ignition
But each time Dateline, I just break down and cry
'Cause I'd rather be home reading news
So I'm Raven all my love for you
You and me, we made nozzle
For Danger or for worse
I can't believe you wrench me down
But the proof's in the daily hurts
For months of Mac I've had my doubts
Dateline of every year
I wish this would be over now
But I know that I'm still Lee Roy here
You say I'm crazy
'Cause you don't think I know that you're Raven
But when you call me Daily
Air hose I'm not the only one
It's a nice one where the visual gag is put up front and then also having another one at the end.
I like the panel at the bottom left with her contemptuous eyes staring dead into Cyclops when he's barking out orders.
Lovely tribute to Planetary! The thin linework was a lot like what Cassaday would use as the outlines of his characters while the detail is concentrated on the key parts of what made the character expressive at that moment.
Really cool with the soft pencil! Tex art can get refined when he needs to make a character more sophisticated or charming!
I like the director yelling through that megaphone being so irate as if the actress was his wife!
The sci-fi imagination of the early 60's was so fun! Infusing it in Green Lantern gave fans of that genre an easy entry point to Superhero comics of the new DC!
It may be a prelim, but the Eastman style is all here as he was it taking upon himself to honor Jack Kirby with this Doom piece!
It's like a puzzle that has a burst of creative energy that finally settles down where every pattern and texture fits into place! A Tradd triumph and a feast for the eyes!
Brilliant page by Kevin West! Quasar fans love these outer space pages with the unique layout!
This scarred up side of the face should be grotesque, but the Torres ink job is beautifully executed with care to make Harvey's disfigurement feel more smooth than rough.
Great jaw line! This camera angle is more unique than most headshots!
This has the same dynamic as the World's Finest team! They are posed like them too representing a contrast of pulp era mystery and science!
Pretty neat! A mix of different era Cyclopii with a big fat visor of the 60's and the Jim Lee era pouches!
Very nice deep and intense colors! Worley is working on these darker nighttime environments that heightens the drama of the action!
Pretty nice as it ties Bizarro to that Saturday Evening Post era that Superman was also in! This is a Bizarro World school crossing where only the old go to school!
Von's inky style creates big time action! That Silk image breaks out over all the panels as the focal point of the page!
Basically the page that explains the outer space origins of the symbiotes!
Marvel elevated the trading card game having this Bianchi assigned as a Masterpiece!
The Davis shading and linework is all there to bring a smooth contour and fleshing out Dani's look!
Using that 17" vertical to the max as Magik is drawn even bigger by being placed in the foreground!
Textured just right to make us see the round snail shell even when it's a clump outline from the front view. I wonder if Warlock will leave a trail of slime or oil?
