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[lospaziobianco]

Panini: 30 volumi Marvel in digitale a prezzo scontato – Lo Spazio Bianco

A CASA CON PANINI COMICS: 30 volumi Marvel disponibili in digitale fino al 3 aprile a prezzo scontato.

[kitausuret]

The Vision, as seen in Rage of Ultron (Also No. 3 in the 320 Color Palette Challenge)

I actually spent way longer than I thought I would on this... but despite its flaws I kinda like it! Vision’s design was pretty awesome in this arc and I wish they’d gone closer to this look for AoU... But I’m over it.

Inspired by a panel where Ultron’s about to fuck shit up take over the planet and Vision doesn’t have time for this; he’s already pissed to hell at Grandpa Hank Pym. Unfortunately I don’t do his expression justice.

I really recommend palette challenges. This one has forced me to be creative and try different things. It’s not that easy sticking to exactly five colors + black and white. (~3.5 hours, Krita)

[sparrowsabre7]

I have to say, I’m rather impressed with “Rage of Ultron”, it’s the kind of tie-in Marvel should be doing: not re-shaping comics to match the movies, but creating an interesting story with the characters from the comics, that happen to appear in recently released films.

All the more impressive is that the focus is entirely on Hank Pym and Ultron’s dynamic as father and son, something that’s not even close to the movie, because Hank Pym’s not even in it. It’s an Ultron-centric story that cuts to the core of the character, without messily changing things to match the movies, or throwing in characters just because they’re in recent media (case in point, aside from the flashback start, Iron Man is nowhere to be seen, ditto Thor (Odinson) and Steve Rogers).

[comicrecollector-blog1]

This Week’s Haul (3/31/15)

Absolute Green Arrow by Kevin Smith

I love DC’s Absolute books. The slipcases are thick, strong and beautiful and the presentation and production value of the absolute editions are top notch. The only con is cost. These books are expensive for the relatively small number of issues that are collected. However, the opportunity to view amazing art reproduced in an extra large format is a good enough reason for me to pick up some titles. Absolute editions also contained a large amount of extra material at the back so if you are someone who likes those extras, these are some great books to have in your collection. Notice I didn’t say much about the story? That is because I actually don’t know much about Green Arrow.

Avengers Rage of Ultron

Rick Remender is a hit or miss for me. His Uncanny X-Force (his only work that I read so far) had its brilliant moment but at times, it didn’t quite work. However, I enjoyed Jerome Opena’s art quite a bit so picking this up is a no brainer.

[hotcomicspodcast-blog-blog]

So excited to see a lot of Jerome Opena art in this new Marvel OGN, Avengers Rage of Ultron written by Rick Remender and art by Jerome Opena. Be a good recommendation to all newer readers or even civilians looking forward to seeing Avengers 2. Let the reading begin...

[cloakandfire]

— X-Men: No More Humans (Carey, Larroca) Something to definitely look forward to in May 2014.

[multiversitycomics]

Ellis and McKone Collaborating on New Marvel OGN, “Avengers: Endless Wartime”

Warren Ellis makes his return to Marvel with an original graphic novel Avengers story with Mike McKone on art!

Check it out!