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Comicgate - Comicmagazin mit Rezensionen, Interviews, Webcomics und vielem mehr von Frauke Pfeiffer Mittwoch, 27. August 2008 Even though Comicgate is a Germany-based online magazine, every now and then we are publishing English content in addition to its German equivalent; e.g. some interviews have to be held in English anyway and are translated into German afterwards. Batman: The Animated mini-series 3: Into Colour! - Hero Collector In the last feature, we looked at the development of the new six-piece set of Batman: The Animated Series Figurines, finding reference and refining the sculpt of each model. This week, we're sharing the final touches: painting the set, packaging and the magazine. After going back and forth with the sculpting team and getting final approvals from DC, we finally ended up with some sculpts we all really liked. With sculpts done, the next step was the paint.

Cursed Pirate Girl: "Our Generation's Alice in Wonderland" Jeremy Bastian comic book by Thomas Negovan The response has been TRULY heartwarming! We hit our "low" goal in only two days! Our "secret goal" was 500 supporters, dared we hope? We had sixty supporters in the first two days- if we can keep getting about 20 a day, we WILL hit 500! So... (1) Please email around the link, let people know about the book- and make sure they follow up with a pledge!

The Super Dictionary One of the parts of his hand? Not even, “one of the long parts of his hand”? I mean, for all I know, you could be talking about Green Lantern’s knuckles! Or his fingernails. Lucky for you, Super Dictionary, that we know what you meant. And yeah, I guess Hal wears one ring. Michał Dziekan Illustrator and character designer Michal Dziekan was born and raised in small town in south-western Poland. He moved to city Wroclaw where he attended Architecture on University of Technology. After three years he left school and moved to Warsaw to work in post production studio Platige Image as a concept artist and matte painter. He stayed in Platige Image from 2007 to 2011, where working on animated commercials and films he got opportunity to gain experience in such fields as vfx compositing, motion graphics animation, animation direction and directing.

Wolverine (comic book) - Wikipedia Marc Silvestri penciled Wolverine from 1990 to 1992. A fourth volume was launched in September 2010 with a new #1. After issue 20 the series returned to its original ongoing numbering as issue #300. How Marvel reached issue #300: Volume 2 (#1-#189), Volume 3 (#1-#75/190-264) Wolverine: Weapon X (#1-#16/265-279) and Volume 4 (#1-#20/280-299), with Volume 4 issue #21 ending up as #300. Wolverine (1982) at the Comic Book DBWolverine (1988) at the Comic Book DBWolverine (2003) at the Comic Book DBWolverine (2010) at the Comic Book DB

Interview: Swifty Lang on Comic Books, Archaia, Immigration and Werewolves Jonathan “Swifty” Lang was born in Liege, Belgium. (For my American readers, Belgium is a country in Europe.) Lang was raised in South Florida; specifically in the areas of Hollywood and Kendall. Comic Books for Grown-Ups: 10 Masterpieces of Graphic Nonfiction by Kirstin Butler Seeing the world in six-panel strips, or what Allen Ginsberg has to do with the wonders of zygotes. Who doesn’t love comic books? While infographics may be trendy today (and photography perennially sexy), there’s just something special about the work of the human hand. Good old-fashioned manual labor, literally, brings a unique richness to storytelling where words alone sometimes fall flat. We’ve put together a list of some of our favorite graphic non-fiction, excluding Maus-style memoirs — perhaps another time — since narrowing down to ten picks was tough enough.

30 Cool The Avengers Artworks And Wallpapers EmailShare 141EmailShare Avengers Assemble! – the very popular battle cry of one of the most popular team of superheroes for many decades. The “Earth’s Mightiest Heroes” is not only popular in Marvel comics publications but also in animations, movies and other forms of media and entertainment today. Marvel’s The Avengers is a team of superheroes created by the famous Stan Lee and Jack Kirby. Fantastic Four (1°) (série VO) - Comics VF 1/ Whatever Happened To Alicia ?! (40 pages)(Tom DeFalco / Paul Ryan / Dan Bulanadi) → Nova (Lug/Semic) n° 180 (01/93) Les 4 Fantastiques - Qu'as-tu fait d'Alicia?! 2/ The Original Synopsis Of Fantastic Four #1 (2 pages)(Stan Lee / / ) → Strange Spécial Origines n° 274 (10/92) Synopsis : Les Quatre Fantastiques, Episode 1 3/ <Pin-Up> (1 page)(NA / Mike Mignola / )

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