Should compare to Monkeyman and Obrien, which is what I thought this was about originally. Love some Art Adams. Wonder if the cover was something he had just lying around?

That book looks awesome from the cover and inside!

I have this mini but it's been years since I read it. I barely remember the story.

I respectfully disagree! I picked this up and meet the creators at a comic con. Its been probably 12 years and I still think about the book. I loved it! Thx for covering it though. It needs more attention.

I bought a Heavy Metal in 2005 or 6 So, IDK.

This is so cool , i always wanted to make a channel and act like irwin!!!!!! My favorite cartoon character of all time reviewing his comics???? Thank you very much for this idea !!!! I need more please...we need people to see more ambushbug!!!! Thank you ❤❤❤😂😂 Is that a real book???? Because the idea was so cool! Like putting every ambushbug comics in one place and sometimes some descriptions of the stories or jokes or powers or whatever that could be explained between stories!! I cant find it on Google but if it's real I need it for my ambush bug collection🥹

Movie novelization is a good read too. Definitely better a better movie than some of the slop coming out of hollywood nowadays.

Yeah, I´m also a fan of Giraud and Blueberry. It inspired me. There´s a good new french comic about Jim Bridger now, check it on my channel under graphics. And other good stuff.

The Seven Deadly Finns are in my top three EVER

I’m an African-American born in 1954, catching the tail end of the Jim Crow era. To me it’s not complicated at all. Our family wasn’t even allowed to swim in a public swimming pool because America was racist, plain and simple. What’s worse is that even today, America can’t admit that It is racist. You can just see this guy struggling with it. But apparently people can be racist and create stunning art and breakthrough possibilities at the exact same time. I grew up loving, and was profoundly influenced by McKay’s art! Even though some of his characters vastly diminished my self esteem, and made me feel that perhaps white people saw me as less than human. But eventually I became an accomplished illustrator/animator within a racist industry that initially ostracized me. As Americans, we just need to stop making excuses, buck up and admit our faults, and do our very best to learn from past mistakes.

I actually bought this comic back in 85 and still have it

Just to know, as i noticed that you mentioned about the author as '' he '', Kaoru Mori is a woman mangaka.

Druuna/Serpieri is amazing. I stumpled upon these comics by random at a friends house. His dads stuff. I was blown away. Great to hear your perspective.

From cover, I can see uzbek people with national dresses 😊

What did you use for the antenna? I'm making a cosplay and that's the one part I'm stumped on

Glad I stumbled on this. Great interview Paul.

What the heck can I do to get my hands on a book like that? I know you made it yourself but dayum

I got my FAC last week and I'm very excited (bought on Ebay). I've always dreamed of knowing the secrets of the great American illustrators of the 50s and 60s and now I'm taking the course adapted to digital support (tablet). Obviously the school no longer exists and so, there is no any assessment and correction of work, but it still is an excellent starting point for learning illustration.

💥💕🖤 IN-FUQIN-CREDIBLE🖤💕💥

it's weird, i wouldn't have thought it before, but composition wise, it does suddenly make me think of David Lapham's Stray Bullets....!!

I literally just spent $60.00 on the soft cover version of Ballad For A Coffin. Blueberry is THE best Western comic series ever made. I never knew there were English hard cover collections in existence. I would pay good money for these if I could find them..

The author's name is Jean Giraud (jeero) not Girard

I think you're a prick for calling him selfish and chicken. You clearly have no understanding of how depression works.

Thank you🙏🏽

Just got mine and it’s a unit cool art

Well, I hope she's happy.

wecome to adult comix .I had These comix at 15 . DC and Marvelhave basically Sucked for decades .

Interesting to hear your informed opinions. I stumbled across Heavy Metal as a teenager, late 70's - usually purchased from head shops in England. Learnt later that they were translated from french, called Betong Hurlant!? Appreciate your upload, thanks.

Happy Birthday and the Fourth of July Mick Wingert. UR awesome legend, man. I love Naruto Shippuden. First favorite anime. Boruto Naruto Next Generations is better, too. My older brother plays Mass Effect 2, well all Mass Effect games. Me too. Totally hardcore as shit. The Fairly Oddparents is great. My younger we love Kung Fu Panda 3 & 4. All actually. And We seen The Princess and the Frog. Romantic Disney movie. Beautiful. Full respect and support u Mick. UR incredible. Let's some them some fireworks! May the Peace be with u Renga Kokubo, Ro, Mizuki, Clark Carmichael, Farmer Rabbit & Goose and Gunnery Chief. From Harlingen Texas. July 4, 1974 July 4, 2024 through July 4, 3024

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Thanks! Curious as to what brush he used in Procreate…

Bro, it is pronounced Show-Wa Thank you for the video

A prime issue ! I like to spend the time detailing out the complex panels . A modern “Garden of Earthly Delights . “ $3.00 joy .

That's not the version of the 22 panels you are showing in your Comic Mastes: Wally Wood video.

"Can I eat your makeup" - at 4:20 has lived rent-free in my head since 1984. I don't know why. Weird, right?

After reading palestine by joe sacco with pages full of words and meticulous drawings, i read this graphic novel and oh boy, what a contrast (artistically), but i really love them both.

its hard to love this movie. The art is superb but the plot is non existence. Ok maybe its character driven movie, but still i dont feel invested in the characters let alone the main character

Read Star Slammers back in the Day- the story, while not as developed as it could have been, was not, in any way, “hard to understand”. A Race of men who were bred as Warriors fight for their survival against a Genocidal Politician who wants them wiped out-their “Secret Weapon” being the Achievement of “the Silvermind” (a Telepathy shared by all Slammers that enabled their entire race to function as a single cohesive Force). I think I’d heard it was Simonson’s Thesis Project at Art School….

really good video, thank you for your work! :)

12:50 the demons were taken from this for the cover of Slayer's album Hell Awaits (1985)

I first saw this story in either Warren comic's Creepy or Eerie. I am very surprised it was never looked at in Hollywood for a big screen adaptation.

Is this volume 1 of the remastered?

thanks!

Robert crumb is the man😊😊😊😊

Barns and Nobel if you want the books.

like to find a friends-believers-I done illustrations-for Alien Ness-“Art of battle”-once-now I’m on way to make more hip-hop-books-! Give me know-if you are dreams-and way have it in Mind! Best respect and all wishes-your Bori!

Why did you post this when it's out of focus?

What is the size of a page?

I adored Silvestri's UXM work. It was alive. His musculature was exaggerated yet grounded. It was exquisite work brought to life in a perfect union with Green's inks. Green danced around Silvestri's lines. And… it was my introduction to the X-Men with issue 225. In the late '80s, I went back to study Silvestri's first X work on The X-Men vs. the Avengers, inked by Rubinstein. I was blown away by how he took to the characters, or they to him. His figure work was arguably at its cleanest best. His Dazzler! The little kids running around. Wolverine opening a beer with a single claw. It was beautiful. Then I remember clearly that first issue with Jim Lee. It was good but felt stiff, an element of Lee's work that is always present no matter how dynamic his poses and line work. Lee was trying to emulate Silvestri. You could feel it controlling his hand and the way he drew faces. I was fascinated by comparing these very two issues you've presented. To quote Michael Scott, "Well, well, well. How the turntables…" Flash forward to Lee's run on X-Men, his meteoric rise to fame, and the creation of Image, and you have his style leading the way. Instead of him emulating Silvestri, Silvestri started drawing like Lee, the Image way. I've always felt his work suffered for it and pine for the breezy early drawings.

Bravo! You've exceeded my expectations.