When I read older comics I never feel like there is anything missing from the coloring. To me that means the modern standard technique of more realistic coloring is unecessary to make beautiful comic art. That doesn't mean beautiful comic art can't be made with digital coloring. I have seen coloring I like and dislike on both sides of the fence - the one thing they both have in common that bothers me is when the blacks are no longer blacks for whatever reason.

I agree with those who have said it is the colorist's technique not the hardware or software utilized that makes it or breaks it for me.

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I would hope that someone who works as a computer colorist would at least know the basics of color management. And own monitor color calibration equipment.

Yes.

It is true there's some weakness in the coloring of the Legion, like in most of DC and Marvel books, yet the flaws pointed by Ed aren't for me such a problem as can be flashy colors or computer stuff like the energy-or-i-don't-know-what thing of the last page (only 2/3 of a page actually, to remove any spoilers). I don't fing computer generated pic fit very well a drawn page, at least not in a case like this one. I miss penciled energy.

I wonder if there, we have at least some lines turned from black to color(s) by the colorist or if everything is added by him on a white space.

Anyway i don't like it.