Hey, have you been reading the new Secret Voice comics over on Study Group? There’s a bunch of new pages no one has ever seen before. If you had the print version of SV, you already see some differences. I don’t know. It’s been fun so far.
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— C.F. from this Vice Interview (via comicinspiration)
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Just got all three of CF’s Powr Mastrs. Neat stuff. From Powr Mastrs Vol. 1.
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| JOE MCCULLOCH: | Is there a message you would like to give to artists making comics today? |
| ALEJANDRO JODOROWSKY: | Kill Superheroes !!! Tell your own dreams. |
Now this is a book of nursery rhymes for me! First Second books has assembled a drool-worthy lineup of cartoonists to interpret classic nursery rhymes in comic form. If the previews are any sign, the contributors didn’t disappoint either!
Above: Richard Thompson, Tony Millionaire, Laura Park, and Matt Forsythe.
Art from Silver Surfer: Parable by Stan Lee and Moebius.
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found out about Baka to Gogh yesterday thanks to Sloane!!
reallyreally loved these three panels. the timing/pace is so good. look at Sakai’s pose/bodymovement in that second panel!! IT’S SO PERFECT. and the sound effectssss (which i can’t read.. but still. the placement/size is so effective regardless of whether or not i understand what it says) oaijefowiejfoiefjefjjjjjjjoj
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Eric Vincent, Alien Fire #2
This could have easily ended up being one of the greatest american sci fi comics of all time, if only it had made it past issue #3. Also: awesome logo!
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Jorge Zaffino Savage Sword of Conan 162 p.34, in Lambert Sheng’s Jorge Zaffino Comic Art Gallery Room
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Merchants of Death # 3 cover, inks and finished product by Alex Toth
Eclipse Comics, 1988
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I did one of these SAVAGE DRAGON TWISTED FUNNIES strips. This is page one of 6- you have to check out the book when it comes out to see the rest. It only gets weirder from here! On a formal note, this is the first time I did a whole story using a 9 panel grid. Obviously, I’ve done a page or two here and there in this format, but working on a whole short story like this for the first time was an interesting experience.
I was a big fan of Erik Larsen’s as a kid, going back to his marvel work, and read SD for years, so it was pretty fun to get the chance to remix the world and characters in my own style. Longtime readers will see several old school SD characters pop up in my story. Big ups to Erik and SDTF editor Michel Fiffe for the chance to play in this sandbox!
