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SUPERGOD #1
It's my first DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD. really a challenge to drawing this. Because writer want to make me sure to draw a specific location. I use so many image as reference to get this building especially.
Taken from page#2-3 in Supergod issue 1.
Written by Warren Ellis
Art by me
Already release this november
so hope you dig it out.
don't forget to check your local comic book store!
Thanks!
Preview In Color Here : [link]
It's my first DOUBLE PAGE SPREAD. really a challenge to drawing this. Because writer want to make me sure to draw a specific location. I use so many image as reference to get this building especially.
Taken from page#2-3 in Supergod issue 1.
Written by Warren Ellis
Art by me
Already release this november
so hope you dig it out.
don't forget to check your local comic book store!
Thanks!
Preview In Color Here : [link]
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I know the entire point of the comic is how screwed up the world would get real fast if we had real super-beings show up, but having read the ending, I can't help but imagine the played straight heroes of Marvel and DC putting their heads and muscle together to stop the final global disaster that I won't spoil here.
Rather like Kingdom Come and Superman Vs The Elite/What's So Funny About Truth and Justice and the American Way? Where played straight heroes like Superman (who one reviewer points out that his 'played straight' status has become more rare, making him MORE important), face off against 90s anti-heroes and other deconstructed-trope terrors.
I know from a narrative point of view, it wouldn't work in the least, and would really ruin the tone of the book itself. But as a separate story in of itself, it would be at least fun.
Rather like Kingdom Come and Superman Vs The Elite/What's So Funny About Truth and Justice and the American Way? Where played straight heroes like Superman (who one reviewer points out that his 'played straight' status has become more rare, making him MORE important), face off against 90s anti-heroes and other deconstructed-trope terrors.
I know from a narrative point of view, it wouldn't work in the least, and would really ruin the tone of the book itself. But as a separate story in of itself, it would be at least fun.