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Patient Zero for being drawn away from the drawing board by business would be Eastman and Laird

10/10 for that review and I’ll be back for more when I’ve more time.

Why don't you narrate the story of that comics😅

Thank you that you showed what’s in the book 👍

gah i wish i had gotten the bloody edition of Wolvie: Revenge! the normal version is lacking in terms of panel dynamism imho

Bengus= Capcom illustrator most famous for his work defining the look of Street Fighter during the "alpha" era.

The Chadwick book is World Below. There were two 4-issue series.

i always think about how they added a dog in the anime to make it more appealing to younger kids, and its just like. a dog is there.

I love Goran Sudzuka’s art as well. You should check out the Vertigo book he did called Outlaw Nation.

Greetings from Chile!!!

Someone should show Don Rosa that book on camera to prove spontaneous combustion

I have a copy of the same Monsters on the Prowl. Also a bunch of those white comics storage boxes. Sort of unexpected seeing that stuff here in AI dominated TH-camLand.

so excited for this thrilling new entry in the classic EC Comics franchise, "from the"

Hi. In France we still have a lot of comic book (bandes dessinées) artists who work the traditional way. Myself, I still draw with pencil and then I ink with brush and ink. And there is still guys who still do the lettering the traditional way (Hermann is one of them).

Tegan I’m loving this series. What I would love more of is maybe some insight into your intro into comics. Steel was a hell of a series and definitely paid dividends after “the return of Superman” arc. Wish it could have been a Denys Cowan issue but I’ll take what I can get.

First of all, where do I find a copy of 80’s spellbound? Secondly, you’re treading all over my childhood with this issue of spawn. That issue is what drew me back to trying to figure out what I had missed. Greg Capullo was at his height with these issues. Keep it going Tegan. Love the recent release of “storage locker” with marvel monsters.

Gardners is still around though a shadow of its former self since the owner Richard Gardner passed away a few years ago. Used to love going there.

I'd love a deskbound Space Ghost Coast to Coast comic. They must have tried that at some point.

Another great episode. Loved that udder madness ep covering Simonson’s cyberforce issue.

Those Batman Adventures comics look fantastic. The 'ch' in Mazzucchelli is pronounced as a hard 'c'. Same as 'Zucchini'. There's a great video on this site from the FanFaire NYC 2020 where Mazzucchelli breaks down how comics function and he explains the pronunciation in the first minute.

RACE WARRIORS! 😅😅😅 As usual, I love these short vids.

Regan you’re great. Found you on Udder Madness and going back through your vids!

I believe The Dark Crystal was Bret Blevins first published comics work, which might explain the Gelfling-esque look alot of his younger female characters have.

Ooh nice crop of books!

that juni ba is a nice lookin book

Me in unison with Tegan: “I buy too many comics.” My take this week: Local Man #11, Bear Pirate Viking Queen #3, the Holy Roller #7, Public Domain #6, Radiant Black #s 29 & 29.5, Savage Dragon #271 (both covers), Scarlett #2, Free Agents #1 (the 1/25 Erik Larsen cover), Spider-Man Reign 2 #1, Spider-Man Reign TPB, and the Last Mermaid #5.

Thanks for sharing, I’m new to this channel I love it👍🏻

Thanks for sharing👍🏼

How would you characterize Len Kaminski's work at Marvel overall? He seems to pop all over the place and have had a pretty big, but anonymous influence on Marve's stable of characters.

Kingdom Come was good for what it was, but like Watchmen, it's been tainted by sequels and spin-offs that break continuity and ruin the point of the story.

you can never have too many comics.

Grell Green Arrow is extremely charming work to me. I love the romantic mixed-media pieces.

Your thoughts on Claremont have me wondering. What would it take to get your take on Claremont's bonkers contribution to the Alien Vs. Predator world with "Deadliest of the Species"? That Dark Horse era of Alien and Predator comics is such a fascinating view into the changing comics industry from the late 80s all the way into the late 90s and I've always appreciated whenever you touch on it.

Rick Remender’s Iron Man? Don’t think he ever did that. Maybe Fraction’s or Bendis’s?

Tegan, I can seriously not convey adequately how much I loathe the Arron Scrooge special. Just rotten

I admittedly struggled a little with the dialogue in Ultimates. Still prefer the humble textbox as a vehicle for dense exposition and info-dumping. Also Filya Bratukhin and Stipan Morian are missed.

Lmao loved the rogue fashion gush! Also very excited for your Krakoan-re-read. It was a whole bunch, but the glittering parts really shone

Completely agree about the Vertigo 'thousand shades of brown' colouring too.

Long time since I read Witching Hour but I remember thinking it was 'Sandman-lite' storywise but with fantastic art (obviously).

VERY confused re: that Saint Seiya book. You can buy, y'know, ACTUAL Saint Seiya

wicked prayer is honestly pretty entertaining as far as crow sequels go. pretty low bar but, yknow.

sweet!

that blevins book is stunning

Wolverine #115 i consider August 1997 to be my to go starting point for Marvel, they started to modernize their books for the 2000’s and add gatefold covers

TM-Semic comics were a breath of freedom in post-communist Poland. We, as a nation, were just getting used to freedom with all its advantages and disadvantages. An American comic book in Polish for young readers was a definite must-have. Now these comics are gems on the collector's market, even for Poles. I'm happy to see that someone from outside Poland has them and in good condition. :)

The Dylan Dog movie from the 90s (that i think came out before the comics?), Cemetery Man, is absolutely bonkers. I got a few issues of Dylan Dog at a bus stop when I was working in Italy, the colour issues are really striking.

Tokyopop had the licences for Kodansha titles in the US - once they saw how well they were selling Kodansha pulled the licences and created their own US division!

ur bloodlines videos brought so much joy to my life i bought a random issue and then immediately im just like... oh... oh no... she wasnt kidding

John Higgins is a mainstay of British comics going back to the 1970s but his biggest claim to fame is doing the colours on Watchmen.

That first page with Hulk laying in fetal position parallels the Savage Dragon in the burning field.