No truer thing has been said than Bill Freiberger’s gag comic about Worlds Unite. xD

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No truer thing has been said than Bill Freiberger’s gag comic about Worlds Unite. xD
Hoo boy, okay first thing’s first, the art.
The four issuse of this part of Worlds Unite were drawn by Edwin Huang, who’s illustrations are usually more fitting for comic covers because damn his pencilling leaves a lot to be desired. I don’t have have any problems with the guy nor his style (the Mega Man cast and backgrounds look great!), but he draws the Sonic cast so blandly. They looks a trifle more...gormless with their expressions and don’t use their eyebrows to express themselves like any of the other artists do it. Even Ron Lim remembered to give them facial expressions!
And that’s not the only gripe with the visuals. His colours had been relatively fine beforehand, but its in Worlds Unite where the faults in Gabriel Cassata’s colouring really start to show. Its extremely flat, and at this point I guess I should just accept that shadows are non-existent and backgrounds are only going to be simple colour gradients!
Again, I have no issues with either of the guys; I just think their work on Sonic specifically isn’t their greatest.
My favourite bunch of panels in the entire issue are of Eggman and Wily suddenly appearing in the heroes’ HQ, then immediately being slammed behind bars. xD Its quick, gets the humour and message across, and it uses the mandated “villains gotta be on-panel at the same time” rule to its advantage!
The next three issues are gonna be almost entirely big ol’ fight scenes, but I appreciate a large majority of this one has a lot of downtime, where the heroes can actually interact with each other and allow them to be actual characters instead of fighters in a big crossover battle. Sticks adds a little bit of fun into the mix, even when she’s interacting with the literal Plot McGuffin Xander, and in the bottom of every subsequent page there’s the progress of Sigma and his Mechaniloid army, showing the growing threat that the good guys will soon face.
Its slow and the art is still relatively weak, but I’ll soak it alll in before the endless barrage of action panels beat up my senses. xP
What’s that? The powered-up Deadly Six are on the bad guys’ tail? Have no worries! Xander is here to teleport the doctors with his robo eye and take them directly to where the plot needs them! And the Deadly Six do nothing about it even though they’re brainwashed by Sigma to be even more deadly? Smells fishy to me.
I must say, this is a damn-fine cover by Spaziante! It certainly fits as the first issue where the huge squad of heroes confront Sigma’s army...
But looks can be deceiving.
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