Originally posted by Damborgson
Thanos looks fat lolhttp://i1096.photobucket.com/albums/g340/Fernando072295/rsz_guardiansofthegalaxyv22.jpg?t=1303601533
That's what happens when his costume and corset get burned off in a fight. Thanos - get out of that damn flying chair and starting walking places.
Originally posted by Galan007
Fisk's depiction in Daredevil - Love and War (1986):Possibly the worst depiction of any character that I've ever seen. 👆
That's the work of Bill Sienkiewicz, you idiots - one of the greatest and most imaginative artists to ever work in the comics field. Yes, his painted style is Gustav Klimt-like and impressionistic, but it's making a story point by making Fisk a boulder of a man who seems impervious to anything outsiders try to throw at him...except when it comes to his wife.
People here think all comics should be drawn like Phil Jimemez, Jim Lee etc. (and they are great), we're going to have a short discussion.
Originally posted by roughrider
That's the work of Bill Sienkiewicz, you idiots - one of the greatest and most imaginative artists to ever work in the comics field. Yes, his painted style is Gustav Klimt-like and impressionistic, but it's making a story point by making Fisk a boulder of a man who seems impervious to anything outsiders try to throw at him...except when it comes to his wife.People here think all comics should be drawn like Phil Jimemez, Jim Lee etc. (and they are great), we're going to have a short discussion.
Still looks like shit 😬 . Its comic books, he can keep his arthouse experimental BS lol
Originally posted by roughriderI know what your getting at, but it makes him look more like one of those guys who ate so much they have to take a wall down to get him out of his bedroom - it makes him look like a pathetic figure.
That's the work of Bill Sienkiewicz, you idiots - one of the greatest and most imaginative artists to ever work in the comics field. Yes, his painted style is Gustav Klimt-like and impressionistic, but it's making a story point by making Fisk a boulder of a man who seems impervious to anything outsiders try to throw at him...except when it comes to his wife.
The impressionistic style is fine for some things, and experimental art can sometimes work. But IMO this comic was absolutely the wrong place for it. Not all styles work in all settings.
Originally posted by roughrider
That's the work of Bill Sienkiewicz, you idiots - one of the greatest and most imaginative artists to ever work in the comics field. Yes, his painted style is Gustav Klimt-like and impressionistic, but it's making a story point by making Fisk a boulder of a man who seems impervious to anything outsiders try to throw at him...except when it comes to his wife.People here think all comics should be drawn like Phil Jimemez, Jim Lee etc. (and they are great), we're going to have a short discussion.
No, we don't. The only thing limiting discussion is the distance between us and your seat on that high, high horse. Come off it dude.
