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ULTIMATES 3 01 PARODY

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ASM 546 MIGHTYGODKING PARODY

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[Tazirai]

Wait, shouldn't they be bigger than his head?

According to leifield yeah..

 

[Basilio]

Liefeld draws as if he were doing sketches andthings that you do quickly to ''show'' an idea or something. i can barely draw anymore but i swear i can do better than him

funny thing is that ALL th artist that emulate or copy his style (it was some sort of rule to do so when he and the others formed Image) do it better than him

and btw, did he finally learn how to draw feet?

 

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HEROES 68 2008 : THE MAN WITH TOO MUCH BRAINS

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[LordSinister]

Liefeld draws as if he were doing sketches andthings that you do quickly to ''show'' an idea or something.

and btw, did he finally learn how to draw feet?

No, Mouths either.

 

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DEATH OF THE NEW GODS 01 PARODY MIGHTYGODKING

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COUNTDOWN ARENA 01 PARODY MIGHTYGODKING

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[BigDaddyBuk]

funny thing is that ALL th artist that emulate or copy his style (it was some sort of rule to do so when he and the others formed Image) do it better than him

actually Leifeld was a Jim Lee hack. Lee's style is what everyone in the 90's was trying to emulate, and it became the industry standard for a while.

no disrespect to Lee, but i'm glad those days are over. individual expression makes reading varied comics good. for awhile there it seemed like every book was a carbon copy of another.

 

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BATMAN STRIKES #41

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CARTOON NETWORK ACTION PACK 21

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[Basilio]

Friday, January 11, 2008


EXCLUSIVE: Preview of STAR WARS: VECTOR and guide to Dark Horse’s Star Wars titles!
Category: Art and Photography

I suppose you're wondering why I called you here today. It's to discuss Star Wars, and the events in that galaxy far, far away as told in the pages of the ongoing comics series from Dark Horse.

Now, some of you may be thinking, "Star Wars comics are for kids," or "There's too much continuity to wade through to get started reading Star Wars comics." Well, cut it out. You're wrong, and I'm here to tell you why.

First of all, while I know there are plenty of "kids" who are smart enough and mature enough to keep up with what we're currently doing with Star Wars (never under-estimate the younger generation!), our series are written and drawn by adults, for adults.

Secondly, we go out of our way to keep the continuity simple -- or to explain everything you need to know to enjoy each issue. Unless you're one of the fourteen or fifteen people on the planet who have never seen even one of the Star Wars films, you already know enough about the basics to follow our stories. And, whether your first exposure to Star Wars was the films of the Original Trilogy, or whether you grew up with the Prequel Trilogy, you'll find a Star Wars comic to suit your tastes. Beginning at the earliest point along the Star Wars timeline and working our way forward . . .

Knights of the Old Republic has that kind of rollicking, fugitives-to-the- galaxy feel to it that was exemplified by Episode IV: A New Hope. Set in the turbulent years just prior to the popular games of the same name (approximately four thousand years before Luke Skywalker pops the Death Star), KOTOR features a group of outcasts caught up in a Mandalorian invasion and an evil plot by a cabal of misguided Jedi.

Dark Times is set in the aftermath of Revenge of the Sith, arguably the nadir of Star Wars history. This series plays like The Empire Strikes Back -- forget about trying to save the galaxy, the heroes of this series are doing all they can just to survive in a galaxy where "freedom" is a dirty word.

Rebellion, as the name suggests, is set within the time period of the Original Trilogy. This is the series where you can catch up on the latest adventures of Luke Skywalker, Princess Leia, Han Solo, and the other classic characters. But you'll also be introduced to other players in the fight to free the galaxy from the tyranny of the Empire, as well as those who seek to crush the Rebels and restore "order" at any cost.

Finally, 125 years after the events in Return of the Jedi, Legacy exists on the bleeding edge of Star Wars history, revealing a new Sith Order come to power, a benevolent Empire struggling to survive, and a Jedi-turned pirate-turned bounty hunter who may well be the last Skywalker the galaxy ever sees.

As I said, something for every taste.

Having dispensed with your ridiculous excuses for not reading, did I mention we're beginning an ambitious, year-long crossover with all four series?

On January 30th, run, don't walk, to your nearest comics retailer and purchase a copy of Knights of the Old Republic 25 (see the exclusive preview below). This is the first chapter of "Vector": a story which will affect each of the series mentioned above -- and eventually span 4,100 years of Star Wars history. Told in four easily accessible, stand-alone chapters, "Vector" just happens to be the perfect jumping-on point for any new reader, not to mention the most exciting event to happen to Star Wars comics since, well, since ever.

If I worked in Dark Horse's Marketing department, I'd leave you with some pithy catch-phrase like, "It all comes together in 2008!" But I don't, so I won't.

 

[Lord_IRON]

actually Leifeld was a Jim Lee hack. Lee's style is what everyone in the 90's was trying to emulate, and it became the industry standard for a while.

no disrespect to Lee, but i'm glad those days are over. individual expression makes reading varied comics good. for awhile there it seemed like every book was a carbon copy of another.

fuck that...Howard Chaykin is the maufucka i hate..he's the nigga that was drawin' the Blade comics and took over the latest Wolverine comics..all that nigga's characters look like the same dude, whether black or white...square ass jaw and a fuckin' block head..the females look the same too. now i ain't care if he fucked up the Blade comics..but now he's fuckin the the Wolverine shits...enough that i'm checkin' them shits now, if he's pencilin'...i ain't purchasin'

oh...forgive my rant...and hook up that... **mile marker**

 

[LennyNero1972]

fuck that...Howard Chaykin is the maufucka i hate..he's the nigga that was drawin' the Blade comics and took over the latest Wolverine comics..all that nigga's characters look like the same dude, whether black or white...square ass jaw and a fuckin' block head..the females look the same too. now i ain't care if he fucked up the Blade comics..but now he's fuckin the the Wolverine shits...enough that i'm checkin' them shits now, if he's pencilin'...i ain't purchasin'

oh...forgive my rant...and hook up that... **mile marker**

Brotha I feel your pain. He keeps getting work because he is considered a legend in the industry. I can see where his style might have been considered "edgy" back in in 70'sand 80's, but now,no sir!!!!!!

 

[hardcore_legend]

More people copied Leifield, I think Booth's style was almost the same
I think Jim Lee is one of the best artist in the game. John Bryne being my all time fav.
Thats one of the reason Marvel was on top back in the 90's they most of the best artist.

Now I think DC has the upper hand. In the last year their book have looked fantastic. Justice League, Teen Titans, Sinestro Corps, ect...

What I hated was the anime/magna style artist that Marvel stared using. I couldn't take any of the book seriously, they all looked like cartoons.
Nothing fucks up a storyline worst than bad art work.

 

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[Machete]

It's Wednesday!!!!

 

[sakinnuso]

I can completely relate ... I stopped collecting many moons ago too. Once Chris claremont left (the first time) the books weren't the same. When he came back I had hope and started buying em again but put em down and ain't never purchase another X-Men book again.

Thanks to Linker I can get em here but I don't feel like I'm missing nothin'

Damn, I thought I was the only one who felt that way. The last X-men book I took seriously was X-Men #3. After that, even when Claremont came back, I'd pick up an issue off an on, but the book just never grabbed me again. I went from being a hardcore X-Men fan, to not caring about the books AT ALL.

Let me see if it's just me: There was something about the art in the old books where the X-Men dressed, posed, and had mannerisms of more realistic people. They weren't fashion models all the time, and some of them actually looked less than perfect. That kinda lent a sense of realness to the dialogue that the book just hasn't had in over a decade. Maybe it's just me. Cats would just sit back with a cup of coffee and plan shit out like real folks. Then the ass whoopin' would begin.

 

[hardcore_legend]

Let me see if it's just me: There was something about the art in the old books where the X-Men dressed, posed, and had mannerisms of more realistic people. They weren't fashion models all the time, and some of them actually looked less than perfect. That kinda lent a sense of realness to the dialogue that the book just hasn't had in over a decade. Maybe it's just me. Cats would just sit back with a cup of coffee and plan shit out like real folks. Then the ass whoopin' would begin.

Thats exactly why John Byrne is my fav artist. His backgrounds and characters looked real. He would always have the X-Men out uniform if they were just hanging around the masion.
That made the story more real.
Same thing when he did the Fantastic Four.

 

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CABLE DEADPOOL #49

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NEW WARRIORS #8

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WORLD WAR HULK AFTERSMASH WARBOUND #2 (OF 5)

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INCREDIBLE HERCULES #113

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WOLVERINE ORIGINS #21

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IMMORTAL IRON FIST #12

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COUNTDOWN TO FINAL CRISIS 15

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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #547

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NEW EXILES #1

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[NnubianN]

For you Incredible Hulk Historians:

Over 43 Years of The Incredible Hulk comic books from May 1962 thru Dec 2006.
Over 535 complete issues including all annuals.
Every single article including the Green Grab-Bag, Bullpen Bulletins, Pinups and all advertisements.
The Complete Collection DVD brings together more than four decades of adventures that star a classic

'This Thing is 5GB's +' all the comics in this collection are scanned by marvel, just open the folder and click start.

This is huge! A lot of links. They're still active but who knows for how long. Get them before they're gone

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[Pik6235571]

"I'm Donna Troy, Bitch!"

HAHAHAHAH! Classic! Good shit Linker!

 

[2nd2none]

ROBIN #170

With the return of new series writer Chuck Dixon (Robin, Nightwing, Batman) and art by fan-favorite Chris Batista (52, Legion of Superheroes), Robin #170 is the start of a new era no one will want to miss!
After a life-changing battle with Ra’s al Ghul in Nanda Parbat, Robin comes home to Gotham to find there’s a new girl in town, wearing a color he can’t ignore. The new vigilante calls herself Violet, and she steals from the rich to keep for herself…and Robin’s going to find out that’s not all she’s playing for. Plus, the return of an old friend with something to hide!

 

[2nd2none]

BOOSTER GOLD #6

“52 Pick-Up” concludes as Booster Gold journeys back in time to save the best friend he ever had - the Blue Beetle! But can Booster stop Maxwell Lord before someone else dies in Ted Kord’s place? And will Ted Kord let that happen?
Every time this fool try to change things in the past it never works.... man I would give up after he could not save batgirl from the joker

 

[2nd2none]

BIRDS OF PREY #114

Oracle delves into the mystery of Misfit while Lady Blackhawk and Huntress hash out their differences!

 

[2nd2none]

UNCANNY X-MEN #495

In the wake of Messiah CompleX’s jaw-dropping conclusion, the X-Men are no more—but where do Xavier’s former students go from here? In Uncanny X-Men #495, from Eisner-winning author Ed Brubaker and rising star artist Michael Choi, the surviving mutants must reassess Xavier’s dreams and decide if peaceful coexistence is still an option. An X-Men: Divided We Stand tie-in, this issue sets the stage for mutantkind’s future and while former allies are mourned, is the world truly safer? Meanwhile, Iron Man confronts Cyclops with a plan for ensuring the safety of all mutants—but will he agree?

dont look to good for tony

 

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FELL #9

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AMAZING SPIDER-MAN #547 DCP

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NEW X-MEN #46

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STAR TREK TNG INTELLIGENCE GATHERING #1 (OF 5)

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MARVEL COMICS PRESENTS #5

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[rage6839]

Thanks for the New X-Men. If Bishop survives, I don't think he is long for the world after.

 

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BOOSTER GOLD #6

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FLASH #236

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