#silver comic

[art-the-f-up]

I come bearing this. (Click for better quality!)

So is it okay for me to redraw Silver? It is? Okay.

I love that storyline, mainly because all of us siblings decided that story together. And a hitman/gaming/spy AU? You don't find that much🥺

I want to redo some details, imrove the style, and work on better visuals. I started the comic as a joke, but bro it aint a joke no more.

I'll try posting the new and better parts.

[thelazydoodle]

Alright, so there's this comic book series....

And since I haven't seen any posts about it and it's been over 4 years since it started, I'm going to talk about it.

So there's this comic book series by Dark Planet Comics called "Silver". What is it about you say? It's set 40 years after the Bram Stoker's "Dracula" universe, and it follows James Finnigan. A well renown thief in the U.S., who just pulled a big heist which involves with Jonathan and Mina Harker's stash of Silver being sold at an auction. Unfortunately, James loses his key to his stash and the police took it back. Only leaving him with a journal written by Jonathan Harker about his time with Dracula and his treasure. So he rallies a group of specialists along with a vampire huntress named Rosalynd Van Helsing or Sledge for short to go to Dracula's castle to pull the riskest and biggest heist of their lives.

The comic is drawn and written by Stephan Franc, who was supervising animator for Iron Giant, story artist for How to Train Your Dragon, and many other animated movies. The comic has been crowd funded and is accompanied by a novel "Rosalynd" which follows Rosalynd's childhood and how she became a Vampire Huntress.

Now onto the main thing I love about the series, the art.

Stephan's line work, and how he does his shading is fantastic. Giving the noir atmosphere as the story is intended to be, and a lof of the compositions of the panels are wide and brilliantly done. The use of solid black, graying, and patterns brings in the depth of the black and white theme.

Will you enjoy "Silver"? Ask yourself these questions: Do you like Noir/heist stories? Do you enjoy Bram Stoker's "Dracula"? Do you enjoy twists and suspense? Do you enjoy black, white, and gray color schemes? Then you might enjoy "Silver".

[art-the-f-up]

I might start working on renewing this comic after I get rid of all these WIPs. Yes. I will draw it properly this time without half-assing and I will get serious about this au.

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