#kroma

[sixtus66]

Recently developed a liking for Kroma and Macabre thanks to their cool roles and designs (respectively the insanity of the latter).

Felt like drawing them doing their honest daily work.

[nyxqueen97]

Stuff i've read 2023 (comics)

Kroma by Lorenzo De Felici

Siegfried by Alex Alice

Stages of rot by Linnea Sterte

FRNK by Olivier Bocquet and Brice Cossu

Doctor strange : fall sunrise by Tradd Moore

Gleem by Freddy Carrasco

Rare flavours by Ram V and Filipe Andrade

Blood stained teeth by Patric Reynolds and Christian Ward

Satania by Fabien Vehlmann and Kerascoet

The sprite and the gardener (2022) by Joe Whitt and Rii Abrego

Tried reading way more indie/experimental and European comics this year cant say i liked the conclusion to some of them but the experience was nice like Satania was very anti climactic to me but i liked the morbid humorous feel it had the art was also amazing as always,Siegfried and FRNK were really surprising on how much i ended up enjoying them, especially Siegfried having such great art style i couldn't stop looking at the pages i didnt want the story to be over😭 why didnt anybody tell me this critically acclaimed comic was amazing🤔

i havent read as much image as i'd like and some comics like this ends tonight are put on delays so i have no idea when its coming out but image has been slipping my radar with the titles they've churned out and i think the rapid IP farm model/concept over story and characters is getting to them :/ i dropped blood stained teeth unfortunately but kroma was a nice story with great art but again conclusion was weird,rare flavours is ongoing by boom and its probs the indie title from big company ive liked the most. DC's comics have actually really refreshing in terms of what they're doing continuity wise (especially superman✨) but equally exhausting by some ....really bad titles/choices so i put myself on a break by half of the yr while occasionally checking in. in terms of marvel this doctor strange comic is probs the only thing ive read fully its a bit confusing but its really well done.

The sprite and the gardener was something i had read mid-end of last yr and forgot to put it on that list so i needed to mention it ,its such a cute and GORGEOUS comic like i hope the artist gets more work, its amazing to look at.

(Support your local library for the obscure indie comics!!)

[ask-kroma]

Yo yo yo, it's ya b-b-b-boiii~!

KROMA!

Eggheads and soon-to-be Eggheads, listen up! I'm doin a sick-ass collab with Doccy R, yo, so get ready for some funky shiz! I'm openin this blog up to give a's to any q's yall haz bout me or The Plan, so shoot me some, hey?

This is Kroma the Ghost, signing out - Glory to the Eggpire!

[crashhole]

Eight Comics to Sooth a Savage Soul

From Primordial Warriors and Jungle Heroes to Woodland Wildmen and Mutant Berserkers, here are eight comics appeasing our animalistic, hunter/predator-fight or flight-lizard brains. Reminders that man is just an animal trapped in his own zoo

Lord of the Jungle (2022)

A compelling tale starring the og jungle hero, Tarzan! I picked this up on a whim and it became one of my most anticipated reads each month. The writing pulled me through each page as effortlessly as the gorgeous art swings Tarzan from tree to tree

Ka-Zar Lord Of The Savage Land (2021)

Ka-Zar is essentially Marvel’s answer to Tarzan. With animal based powers and a family to protect against the invasive technological metaphor for deforestation, fracking and industrial pollution, this is a really cool and gorgeous miniseries

All Against All (2022)

Pushing “Tarzan” even further into the realm of sci-fi than “Ka-Zar”, this story centers parental trauma around an alien war mining Earth’s creatures for biological weaponry. Ultra violent with hyper intense art enhancing the vibes

Sheena Queen of the Jungle: Fatal Exams (2023)

Sheena is back and is now attending prep school? I’m gonna be honest, not having read any previous “Sheena”, I’m not really sure why she’s there or how old she’s supposed to be, but the school drama is fun between her ecoterrorism!

Bloodrik (2023)

A hyborian hunter looking to eat! This is a 3 issue mini, with the finale issue set to drop next month. Minimalist storytelling sets the stage for phenomenal art with heavy metal overtones, while it’s unique page layouts are giving CLAMP on T

Kroma (2022)

This comic is very different from the others on this list, playing a sort of twist on the Giver crossed with elements of the Wickerman. An absolutely stunning story about propaganda, religious indoctrination, and a sacrificial scapegoat ready to bring it all down

Shirtless Bear-Fighter! (2017)

Are you ready to punch some bears!? Shirtless dedicated his life to protecting the forest, until something happened that turned him onto the war against bearrorism! A really cute comedy with a surprising amount of depth. Raunchy but fairly tame tbh

Wolverine (2020)

Of course I’m adding the most iconic wild man of our time to the list! The current run is a great place to start, especially when paired with X-Force (2020), but any entry in his bibliography is gonna be a wild, messy ride from start to finish.

Thanks for reading my list! Hopefully one of them peaked your interest enough to check out. Here are a few savagely honorable mentions that’re also definitely worth looking into:

Animal Man, Berserk, Conan the Barbarian, Red Sonja, Sabretooth, Swamp Thing

What are some of y’all favorite wild man comics?

[tulipsnflowers]

Your honor is it bad to give a jerk Nexomon a different form?

... Then I already sealed my fate with Metta, look at my human Kroma everyone!

[bunnyoftheday]

Kroma from Nexomon

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[guitboxer007]

I have talented friends!