Oh, great. You killed the invisible swordsman!
Steve Martin from The Three Amigos illustrated by Darren Johnson :: via ghost-town.net
Oh, great. You killed the invisible swordsman!
Steve Martin from The Three Amigos illustrated by Darren Johnson :: via ghost-town.net
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IT’S CALLED FOUR LOKO, NOT FOUR TRANQUILO, OFFICER.
YOU WANT TO KNOW WHERE MY CLOTHES ARE?
SO DO I.
Sad day.
I’m terribly sorry to inform you guys that due to personal reasons, there won’t be a new update today. Not in the form of a new strip, at least. First, some news:
Around the time of the iO9 article, I was approached by Stephen Mayer of Acme Comics in Greensboro, NC to appear at their annual …
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the final section of lowther and shuster’s illustrated novel, the adventures of superman: a series of behind-the-scenes peeks into shuster’s sketchbook.
personally, i can’t believe the amount of skill evidenced by these simple mock-ups. the kinetics at work here, and the poise at work in the character, remind me of grant morrison’s take on what would happen if you put an invincible creature on earth and convinced him he was human.
when shuster draws superman in flight here, he’s obviously totally comfortable. he’s relaxed, swooping, looking over his shoulder back at the rest of humanity. when he’s throwing a punch, his whole body tells you it’s going to connect.
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