Aerodynamics
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Secret Six #1 was one of the single best comic book issues that I’ve ever read. I could go on…
Read full review and commentsWelcome, one and all, to the continuation of The Uncannily Stiff X-Men, courtesy Greg Land and Co. Honestly. As in the last…
Read full review and commentsWhat a body count! The Spectre isn’t playing around in issue #1 of the five-part Final Crisis spin-off, ‘Revelations’. The…
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They're actually quite good nonpoliticized biographies of two of the most important men in world right now.
There is an entry for the version with both: it's listed as 'Presidential Material Flipbook'.
I didn't think that this would be appealing at all, but when I started reading it in the store I was oddly hooked.
Also, it makes a great memento.
#1 was all kinds of excellent.
Look at that cover. You don't see color work, line work or composition like that!
@cutty - Taste in art, as in all things, is subjective, but as for me personally what I really can't abide is the phoniness and impropriety exuded by most of the images Land produces. His figures look like tracings of bad fashion and advertising photography, which they evidently are. As cloying as these images are (to my eye) they are only that much worse when shoehorned into a comic book narrative. In my opinion, a vast portion of the appeal of comic books is their ideosyncratic aesthetic--the aesthetic famously emulated and exulted in the paintings of Roy Lichtenstein--which has grown, matured and expanded over the decades. Land's approach, to me, has the air of a step away from the glory of the medium, and it hinders his ability to convey a narrative. I do like his cars, though.
In any case, far be it from me to act as an arbiter of taste. This is just one reader's explanation of 'the hate'.
Pixie's scooter has a Pixies sticker?!
OMG, WTF is happening to me? POSTMODERN/IRONY OVERLOAD !!!!!!!