Me apparently
I wasn't sure about the art, but I also said that Rossmo fit a dark, dirty or wacky book like Constantine and Harley and now he fits the dirty, salty Marina setting.
Mainly the colors. I've been to this kind of place and I can smell it from the art. The blue for the sea and the yellow (by contrast) from the stand for the grease.
It is disappointing the art is so ugly. This book is just screaming out for cute art and everybody has pointy needle noses or a chin that looks like a boot that's been run over.
Dear sweet heaven this is FUGly. I could live with most of it if the faces didn't look like they were stung a billion times by murder hornets. I have followed Tim through everything... I dont know if I can follow this. Give me back New 52 Lobdell Tim if this is the other option.
I feel like they may have hit a major miscast with the art here.
Last edited by ZuLuLu; 09-23-2022 at 07:59 PM.
Why do they hate Damian so much
This got me in villain mode as I pray for its downfall
There're effeminate men, you know.
Some say the real (that is, not bisexual) Tim is in hypertime now, and this Tim is just a new Tim (LOL).
Exactly.
It's a pinup-y variant. I find it sexy. The armpit hair is intentional.
Me.
Well said, just like ZuLuLu.
The art is not ugly, just doesn't feature cute yaoi/shounen ai boys. I have no problem with it. If I need cute boys, I just read Sins of the Black Flamingo. :P
I really do enjoy indie titles more than what Marvel and DC are producing nowadays. So again, no problem for me.
There's no Damian hate here. Apparently, according to some ppl here, it's also Fitzmartin's fault how DC is handling Damian right now.
*Drops the microphone*
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