The History Of Comics With Q-boy #65 –
The Last Distraction Of Distraction Lass (Panel 1)
This panel is based on the cover to Gamut #2 by Will Eisner which you can check out here http://bit.ly/gamut2cover
Tomorrow- Thursday check out new “Criminal And Crimefigher Conversations” and there will be another update to this comic on Friday. Hope you enjoy and see ya then!
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The History Of Comics With Q-boy #65 –
The Last Distraction Of Distraction Lass (Update 4)
I write these things for the comics the morning before you see them. I’m too tired to write at night when I setup the posts for these comics. I say this because once again I’m in a position where I don’t know what you’re going to be seeing.
“The History Of Comics With Q-boy” as a whole for a while has been a journey of “learning from the masters” for me. I’ve been trying to learn by drawing in the styles of many of the great artists in comics. These last comics taking place in the “Silver Age Of Comics” are sort of like a final exam for me. The test is to take all the artists I’ve used (and a few new ones) and sum up the end of the “Silver Age Of Comics”.
That’s it for this week. Monday we’ll be back with another update on this comic. Then be ready for more “Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations” on Tuesday-Thursday. Hope you enjoy and see ya then!
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The History Of Comics With Q-boy #65
The Last Distraction Of Distraction Lass (Update 3)
I’ve finished all the word balloons and now it’s on to the actual drawing. This is from panel 1 of the comic. If you know your “Dragonball”Kill-man is doing something like the “multi-form” technique. Basically it’s splitting into several slightly weaker bodies.
We’ll have another update on Friday. Tomorrow through Thursday check out new “Criminal And Crimefigher Conversations”. Hope you enjoy and see ya then!
The History Of Comics With Q-boy #65
The Last Distraction Of Distraction Lass (Update 2)
I’m still making slow progress on this one. I had to make thought bubbles for the first panel and they took way to long to get right. As I write this I don’t know that what the image will be with this.
On Monday there will be another update on this comic. Then on Tuesday-Thursday check out new “Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations”. Hope you enjoy and see ya then!
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The History Of Comics With Q-boy #65
The Last Distraction Of Distraction Lass (Sketch)
Sorry don’t got a full panel done yet. I’m trying out a new way of doing these comics where you setup all the word balloons first. That way you can then draw around the word balloons so they don’t block out all the art. For many people who make comics its a huge no-brainer, but I always drew the comics then tried to fit in the word balloons. Then I got slightly smarter and at least did narration boxes first.
With that said, doing it this way makes getting to the actual drawing part take longer. This here is my thumbnail/writing phase of the comic. Usually I post these on Twitter and Instagram on afternoons. You can see that I already altered the original title.
Tomorrow-Thursday check out new “Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations” and we’ll have another update on this comic on Friday. Hope you enjoy and see ya then!
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The History Of Comics With Q-boy #64 A Dramatic
Confrontation & An Equally Dramatic Non-reveal (Panel 3)(Censored)
This panel is based on the cover to “Superfriends” 3 by which was drawn by Ramona Fradon. You can check it out here http://bit.ly/superfriends3 .
Tomorrow be here for new “Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations” and finally on Friday we’ll see the full page of “The History Of Comics With Q-boy” 64 including the final panel. Hope you enjoy and see ya then!
The History Of Comics With Q-boy #64 A Dramatic
Confrontation & An Equally Dramatic Non-reveal (Panel 3)
This panel is based on the cover to “Superfriends” 3 by which was drawn by Ramona Fradon. You can check it out here http://bit.ly/superfriends3 .
Tomorrow be here for new “Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations” and finally on Friday we’ll see the full page of “The History Of Comics With Q-boy” 64 including the final panel. Hope you enjoy and see ya then!
The History Of Comics With Q-boy #64
A Dramatic Confrontation & An Equally Dramatic Non-reveal (Panel 2)(Censored)
This panel mimics the cover to “Green Lantern” 75 by artist Gil Kane. You can check it out here http://bit.ly/gl75cover . “Green Lantern” 75 is significant because it is the last issue before the title started a classic run. The title was then written by Dennis O’Neil with art by Neal Adams.
“Green Arrow” was also added to the book as co-star. According to “Wikipedia” this is also seen as part of the end of the Silver Age of Comics.
That’s really it for this week. On Monday we return with another panel from “The History Of Comics With Q-boy” 64. After that check out new “Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations” on Tuesday-Thursday. Finally next Friday you’ll get the complete “The History Of Comics With Q-boy” 64 comic. Hope you enjoy and see ya then!
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The History Of Comics With Q-boy #64 A Dramatic
Confrontation & An Equally Dramatic Non-reveal (Panel 2)
This panel mimics the cover to “Green Lantern” 75 by artist Gil Kane. You can check it out here http://bit.ly/gl75cover . “Green Lantern” 75 is significant because it is the last issue before the title started a classic run. The title was then written by Dennis O’Neil with art by Neal Adams.
“Green Arrow” was also added to the book as co-star. According to “Wikipedia” this is also seen as part of the end of the Silver Age of Comics.
That’s really it for this week. On Monday we return with another panel from “The History Of Comics With Q-boy” 64. After that check out new “Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations” on Tuesday-Thursday. Finally next Friday you’ll get the complete “The History Of Comics With Q-boy” 64 comic. Hope you enjoy and see ya then!
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Criminal And Crimefighter Conversations #169 –
Special-Girl, Q-boy & Jade Archer On Special-Girl’s New Costume
When super-heroines turn evil they almost alway get a more revealing outfit. As this comic implies, the “Invisible Woman” got a costume with a boob window after turning evil in the 90’s. She had an even more revealing costume when she was evil. “Mary Marvel” got a shorter skirt when she turned evil. “Jean Grey” got corrupted by “The Hellfire Club” which led her to becoming “Dark Phoenix”. For some reason there all the ladies walk around in lingerie.
I figured Special-Girl’s outfit considering her position should be “converative”. Remember the bizzare thing Kelly Anne Conway wore during the Inauguration? I tried to mixed that with a Russian-style military uniform. Then I topped it off with the Russian hat to amp up the ridiculousness.
That’s it for this week! Tommorow you’ll see the 2nd panel to “The History Of Comics With Q-boy 64” and Monday you’ll get panel 3. Check out new “Criminal And Crimefigher Conversations Tuesdays-Thursday. Hope you enjoy and see ya then!
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Q-boy And The Ninja 