Framing Locations | Strip Panel Naked | Deadly Class Comic Analysis - Rick Remender & Wes Craig
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On this 'Strip Panel Naked', I take a look at Rick Remender, Wes Craig, Lee Loughridge and Clayton Cowles' Deadly Class, and how they cleverly use colour and very small details as framing devices through the story. By using specific colours for locations, they create identifiers for those locations, which means backgrounds can be dropped without losing a key sense of place.
All that a little more on this week's episode!
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Do more Remender books, one of my favorite writers
Dante Crottogini I'm trying to get round to Black Science. Anything else you recommend?
- Hass
My favorite series of his is Low with art by Greg tochini, 3 vols so far. it's about a mother and her broken family in a future where the sun has expanded so much that humans are forced to go live underwater
Great video, man! I gotta give Deadly Class another chance since it didn't hook me much when I first read it. Keep up the great work, I'm loving your channel. Also, I'd love to see a video on Ales Kot's Zero and maybe Alan Moore's Swamp Thing. Or any other Alan Moore work, really.
Lucas Barcellos So coming soon is a set of Creators Edition episodes with Tradd Moore, and we talk a bit about the issue of Zero he did, so we'll cover a bit of it there!
- Hass
great vid as always! Deadly Class is one of the best series's going
MrRomes123 I keep hearing great things about the latest issue but I'm still not caught up yet!
- Hass
Great video!! love the way you break it down. I've been a deadly class fan since #1 dropped and I love the fast paced action mixed with the interment scene, would be great if you shown the character building side as well and the love triangles and the teen drama ha
Can you do an episode about misdirection to catch readers off guard?
MakubexIsVik There's a bit of that coming up in next week's episode actually, and it gets touched upon a bit on the Sabrina Horror episode as well, but it's a good point to focus an episode on for sure. I'll make a note and see what I can find. Did you have a specific example in mind of something?
- Hass
This was a good one, love seeing the breakdown of something many take for granted.
jake wallace Thanks a lot Jake :) Was happy with this one, too!
- Hass
Keep up the good work! :)
Haven't had the chance to read Deadly Class yet, but this is great storytelling!
Neb Olevar I've been reading in trades and it's always great. I love Wes Craig's work in it!
- Hass
This is an amazing video, first I’ve seen of its kind! Really helpful for wannabe comic book writers.
Will you do a video on Wally Wood and what makes his inking special ?
Elvis Cosovic Would love to looks t some Wally Wood for sure! There's a few of the older creators I still need to get to generally, and Wally is definitely one of them!
- Hass
More content in your videos!
I love your vids so much, but you can cut these 2 pages down from 6 mins into 2 mins easy, and explore different examples! Even in the same book, I know there's tons of them! Just some friendly advice :)
Charlie Rippel Thanks for checking them out!
I like to try and delve into them a little more and keep it primarily about one thing. Just my personal preference really. I end up talking about some other things in the issues on Patreon, but for the episodes my goal is to try and look at a particular detail in-depth as much as possible. Hopefully they're more kind of mini-essays on a particular device, that's the aim anyway!
- Hass
I do love your attention to detail, you made me notice things I would've never even given a second glance. Whatever works for you bro! I'm gonna watch your vids no matter what!