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Paulo Pereira
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Steven McCauley
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So my other guess for the figure in the Kent's barn is the creator of Metallo.
Edited by Steven McCauley on 23 September 2011 at 8:55am
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Mark McKay
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QUOTE:
From Alan Davis Killraven, my introduction to the character:
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I think you could open any issue of Davis's Killraven series randomly,
close your eyes and point to a panel, and it could likely be worthy of this
thread.
He was just on fire in that series, and maybe even more so was Mark
Farmer.
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Mark McKay
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One of the most powerful panels of JB's FF run, and pointing out how
effective white space can be in conveying emotion.
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Antonio Rocha
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Exactly my thoughts, Mark. But I choose that one because is the first panel with Killraven.
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John Byrne
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…pointing out how effective white space can be in conveying emotion.•• Still, I will bet you will not be too terribly surprised to hear that some people complained about my "laziness", not drawing a background in that panel!
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John Byrne
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 •• This is a classic example of something I have often cited: super-realist Neal Adams knowing exactly when it is appropriate to be UNrealistic -- as with the way the Batman's cowl contours to his neck muscles. And, of course, just a few pages earlier, that same cowl was attached, seamlessly, to his cape. Just thinking about something like that would probably make Alex Ross' head explode.
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Mark McKay
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JB wrote:
Still, I will bet you will not be too terribly surprised to hear that
some people complained about my "laziness", not drawing a background
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Well, that's because they're complete idiots.
Heck, that panel floating around in my subconscious is likely one of the
reasons I ended up being a graphic designer.
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Paulo Pereira
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Vinny Valenti
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JB, I was thinking something along those lines upon seeing that Adams Batman panel as well, but I concentrated on his face - Batman looks to be an actual demon there (especially given the unusual expression), the mask being a part of his face, instead of simply over it. It works to great effect, here.
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Josh Goldberg
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In that final page from "Man of Steel" #1, who is the shadowy figure watching from the barn?
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