....wait. If the G1 cartoon rocked, and the G1 comic was a flop, then why
the hell did the cartoon only run until 1987 and the comic went until
1992?
(Of course, I know the economic reason why, but I'm thinking in simple terms
along
the lines of "if I didn't like something, it was a flop.")
--David
www.itswalky.com
.........sorry folks, thats been building for about a month now, and it
slipped. We now return you to our regular programming of cheeriness and
goodwill, already in progress...........
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" Beer is Gods way of showing us that he loves us and wants us to be happy"
--- Benjamin Franklin
>What I cant get over is how big those bodies are compared
>to the heads!
In my opinion, its a symptom of the stupid "BIGGER BAD-
DER BUFFER!!!" school of comic book art, which is itself
a symptom of the old "MY superhero is better than YOUR
superhero!!" which started when Superman debuted (he
used to not be able to fly--that's where the phrase "leap a
tall building in a single bound!" came from) and ended with
Superman--at least, old Superman before DC rebooted their
universe one comic series at a time. The guys have
rippling muscles that would enable tham to lift a full city bus
over their heads with one hand and the women are anemic-
thin everywhere but their breastses, which are so comedically
large, if they were real women, she'd fall flat on her face.
This kind of distortion is bad because . . . the artist gets used
to it, and it becomes the only "style" the artist can render in.
All it took was some goober--and legions of pimply fifteen-
year-olds--to find an artist who did this and proclaim his art
genius, and there were legions of imitators trying to fall in
his footsteps, not to mention pimply fifteen-year-olds trying to
emulate their new artistic inspiration . . .
That's one reason I love the art of The MAXX so much, and
Sandman, and most Star Wars comics, and a few others.
They drew realistic people. Occasionally, they drew someone
too big to be real life, but usually there was a reason for it.
Hoefully, the future of comic book art is "realistic enough"
instead of a progression of the current state of affairs.
>sorry folks, thats been building for about a month now,
Mine's been building for years. Enough al-god-ready!
Aaron "The Mad Whitaker" Bourque
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http://delinquents.keenspace.com/d/20010703.html
http://sinner.keenspace.com/ *COMING SOON!* (really)
Damn the tree and all its kind!
Nothing's impossible in the hot soul.
Im pretty sure you knew I was being sarcastic......but your response doesnt
really indicate it. So Im stopping the inveitable flames your gonna get by
pointing it out.
And for those of you who missed it, I was poking fun at all the "I cant
believe how small thier heads are" threads.