I don't like Dave Stewart's colour combinations at all. It seems like they're constantly clashing and there's never any feeling that any visual plane is in front or behind one another.

I prefer flat tones, and a nice palette that works together. Some shading is okay. I don't mind. But I like flat for inked art the best most of the time.

Those Grummett pencils are ruined by all that glossy whatever it is going on.

Yes...... like making cloth shiny!! 

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And skin!

And leather!

And sand!

And grass!

And cardboard!

The rest of the world thinks older comic book fans are fogeys. We "don't know what's good" because we're "too stuck in the past."

The reason pencils, scripts, inking, coloring, and lettering in comics exist is because fogeys when young loved the comics they read growing up.

The reason pencils, scripts, inking, coloring and lettering changed into what it is now is because all those young fogeys became older, bored anarchist professionals within the medium. Bored being the operative word, thus the need to "change" what worked for decades before all that innovation.