5ColorCowboy

May
23rd

Wed

onetoomanyvices:

Can’t wait to get into the comic shop today. I saw that dc is FINALLY reprinting the Green Lantern: Willworld series by J.M Dematteis and artwork by Seth Fisher. Fisher is one of my favorite artists ever, and I have only read two series by him. I first discovered Seth Fisher when I read Fantasic Four/Iron Man:Big In Japan.
I can’t even begin to explain the story of the comic, but the bizzareness fits Fisher’s artwork. His artwork is remiscent of Geof Darrow, huge splash pages with a ton of things going on at once and colorful, cartoony looking characters. So him getting to draw a ton of giantatic godzilla type monsters, their insides, and the heroes explorations of said insides made the whole thing a blast. There are so many single panels in that comic that garner a laugh simply because Fisher’s monster designs are so strange (I will never forget the cow fish raptor things).
I was shocked when I found out Fisher died shortly after Big In Japan finished up(in early 2006). Just looking at that cover alone should tell you that he definitely had a big career ahead of him. There is still no one in the industry who has ever managed to make me laugh and smile curiously at a monster like he did. It is about time DC republished Willworld so more people(AND ME) can see his work.

Can’t wait to get into the comic shop today. I saw that dc is FINALLY reprinting the Green Lantern: Willworld series by J.M Dematteis and artwork by Seth Fisher. Fisher is one of my favorite artists ever, and I have only read two series by him. I first discovered Seth Fisher when I read Fantasic Four/Iron Man:Big In Japan.

I can’t even begin to explain the story of the comic, but the bizzareness fits Fisher’s artwork. His artwork is remiscent of Geof Darrow, huge splash pages with a ton of things going on at once and colorful, cartoony looking characters. So him getting to draw a ton of giantatic godzilla type monsters, their insides, and the heroes explorations of said insides made the whole thing a blast. There are so many single panels in that comic that garner a laugh simply because Fisher’s monster designs are so strange (I will never forget the cow fish raptor things).

I was shocked when I found out Fisher died shortly after Big In Japan finished up(in early 2006). Just looking at that cover alone should tell you that he definitely had a big career ahead of him. There is still no one in the industry who has ever managed to make me laugh and smile curiously at a monster like he did. It is about time DC republished Willworld so more people(AND ME) can see his work.

tatbestand:

Batman por Seth Fisher [del cómic Snow]. El fallecido Seth Fisher, demuestra en esta viñeta su destacado manejo del detalle y la textura. Batman es propiedad de DC Comics.

May
18th

Fri