Ooh, thats a lovely page Pete. Always fascinating to see a 'real' image of a page where you can see the 'workings' as it were. Was that in the meg? Still working my way through vol.3 at the mo.
With regards to the question raised by this thread, well.
Cam Kennedy on Rogue Trooper. Cam's ability to draw frozen action and plant his subjects solidly and believably in the scene has always been a delight to me, and so well suited to a future war strip that in my opinion he hasn't been bettered on Rogue. He also draws my favorite Dredd very closely followed by Kev Walker.
Robo-hunter by Gibson. Any one else doing it just looked a bit awry.
And on the Dante front I've got to say I'm a Fraser fan. I like John Burn's work on it but for me Frasers the one who originally formed the characters look and created the style of the strip which made it one of my all time tooth faves.
Could go on and on I guess like many a long time reader but I think I'll make some toast. Marmite? Hmm. Or marmalade maybe. Maybe two slices of one and a couple of the other. Bye.
With regards to the question raised by this thread, well.
Cam Kennedy on Rogue Trooper. Cam's ability to draw frozen action and plant his subjects solidly and believably in the scene has always been a delight to me, and so well suited to a future war strip that in my opinion he hasn't been bettered on Rogue. He also draws my favorite Dredd very closely followed by Kev Walker.
Robo-hunter by Gibson. Any one else doing it just looked a bit awry.
And on the Dante front I've got to say I'm a Fraser fan. I like John Burn's work on it but for me Frasers the one who originally formed the characters look and created the style of the strip which made it one of my all time tooth faves.
Could go on and on I guess like many a long time reader but I think I'll make some toast. Marmite? Hmm. Or marmalade maybe. Maybe two slices of one and a couple of the other. Bye.
