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Writer Dan DiDio and artist Shane Davis’ new Metal Men series, out this week, is drenched in bright splashes of gleaming colour that hide a dark, human truth. It binds the comic’s team of heroes and their creator together in ways that devastate them all. The book still features the…
If superhero comics have anything like Michaelangelo’s painting in the Sistine Chapel – awe-inspiring work that communicates celestial grandeur and human drama on a grand scale – it’s probably something drawn by George Perez.
As a kid, Gifu City artist Dakota Alexander developed a lifelong love for ukiyo-e, a style of traditional Japanese woodblock painting that became popular during the Edo period. Like many young people, Alexander also happened to have a fondness for comic books and superheroes.
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