Allie and Supayra, drawn by Matt Frank for Mokwa: Ursa Major.
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Allie and Supayra, drawn by Matt Frank for Mokwa: Ursa Major.
Some folks talked about a CalArts Turbo Teen in light of Thundercats Roar, so here ya go.
Vol. 3 has come to me, and I like it! It's not quite as disturbing as the other volumes, but has a greater focus on the story. Alot moves forward in this volume and we get a big expansion of the story. I won't spoil for those who haven't read, but it's a fun addition to a very bizarre series.
There was something interesting in the letter to the fans by Matt Frank at the end.
Could this mean that Mr. Frank has been tapped for an Ultraman project in the future? Maybe even the Marvel Ultraman comic coming (hopefully) later this year? We'll have to wait and see.
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Considering I pretty much just did this ��
I mean, is it really Japan-splaining if you do it to a person who was ALSO Japan-splaining though?
Wishing @spankzilla85 a happy birthday with some Redman
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D: Please feel better soon! I just got over a pretty bad infection myself - being sick CAN EAT ALL THE DICKS.
Thanks man!
Here’s my little collection of sketch commissions drawn by one of my favorite artists ever: Matt Frank ( @spankzilla85 )! These are from past G-fests, from oldest (2011) to most recent (2015).
I love the way he draws Orga so much~ <3
I'm immensely curious as to your take on the body of work of Jeremy Robinson *cough*andprojectnemesis*cough*
I still haven’t gotten a hold of a copy of Project Nemesis yet - or its sequels for that matter. I’m making a note to get it the next time I make a purchase on Amazon.com, because yeah, it is right up my alley.
I’m definitely intrigued by the pitch of it - humans turning into kaiju (whether it’s a physical transformation or a psychic link or what have you) is a fascinating concept to me and one that can still be explored in a bunch of different ways. Having a body that’s so effortlessly destructive tied to a mind that is as complex as a human’s is bound to create some interesting drama.