I feel offend by this although I don't know if that's because I'm more of an anime/manga fan than an american comic fan. I do know manga titles that should be drawn by people with better skills but that's not all manga titles. So Crew on Sankaku what's your take on it?
Source:http://www.the-gutters.com/comic/58-eric-kim (Guy who runs the site is huge comic book fan and even owns a comic bookstore)
Well, covers like 20% of Deviantartists ^___^u
I just wonder the "limited grasp of human expression and emotion" part which to me doesn't make ANY sense...
Edit: they should really invent a mechanical pencil that loads itself automatically...sigh
i feel a slight offended by this >_>
he makes a good point
american art/comics is hideous imo. just looking at that one page makes me feel sick. think all comic book artists should just die really.
soupz said:
american art/comics is hideous imo. just looking at that one page makes me feel sick. think all comic book artists should just die really.
this, but the opposite
soupz said:
american art/comics is hideous imo. just looking at that one page makes me feel sick. think all comic book artists should just die really.
His style isn't even conclusive of most Western art styles.
And why would you want to kill him?
You so crazy.
worstposterever said:
this, but the opposite
What is the opposite?
the-envoy said:
Your new screen name is one of the most terrifying combinations.
I don't know if things have changed but I remember American comics having a lot of dialogue on one page and they always strive for realism (some of it pretty, some of it not so much). Another things is in the long run I found buying manga to be cheaper than buying issues of American comics on a daily basis. The newest thing that I bought that files under the American category has to be Madam Mirage but I just love Kenneth's art and just had to have it.
Ribbons said:
And why would you want to kill him?
because he's american.
soupz said:
because he's american.
I do not like biased and prejudiced people.
As a pesky teenager I thought manga would be the utmost of comic art...However parallel to my growing interest in Asian comics my general sense for comic art slowly widened...
Though I still prefer the Asian depiction of comic art I've developed a natural liking for the ( let's say for now ) 'American style' and several other Western 'styles' as well...
Preferences are important however forcing a hierarchy on something this varied is quite stupid...Every artist, every style and every nation has an own unique level of artistry, an adequate comparison could only be established if exact same levels, styles and qualities are being judged...
Which isn't the case by American and Asian comics...Both have strong and weak points, questionable and safe topics, outstanding&monumental represantatives and annoyingly forgettable wannabe's...
None is better or more worthy than the other...
soupz said:
because he's american.
this, but unironically... weird...
I started on American comics mostly marvel as a kid and discovered Japanese comics later on.
Both styles have their merits and are good in their own ways.
Americans would never do moe stuff like Lucky star but the Japanese never would make a character like Deadpool.
Americans would never do moe stuff like Lucky star
- wonder what level of WTF!! would such a drawing reach =3
Japanese never would make a character like Deadpool.
True, they stick to the blind, badass, criminal slaughtering swordsman encompanied by a 12 year old blonde loli X3
Who is this guy and why do I care?
(FYI - I grew up on my father's Tintin comics)
Hijikata Mamoru from Shi ga Futari wo Wakatsu made ( Until Death Do Us Part ), a seinen action manga =3
Art by Double-S ( is a Korean artist but I always forget his real name T___T ) and story by Takashige Hiroshi...
oh, I was talking about the op comic
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