iFanboy - Episode #240 - Comic Book Art and Artists

[madmarva1]

When you guys are talking about Neal Adams, you are actually showing Jim Aparo's art. Of course Aparo's Batman was influenced by Adams'.

[hanshotfirst1138]

@IHS7 I've wondered the same. My guess would be that they tape a whole bunch of them when they're together and realize them over a period of time.

[qqrk1372]

It took me some time to come to appreciate the genius of Jack Kirby. But now there's no denying what an incredible influence he had on the entire medium of comic books. A true legend.

[IHS7]

If Ron lives on the West Coast, how do you guys do these shows every week? Does he fly to NY every week?

[ooftaZone]

Art is very subjective. I have people look through my sketchbooks. No one person really likes the same sketch the most.

[CheezeToastPlz]

14:56, what am I looking at. I want it.

[NicdaoNathan]

@CheezeToastPlz Gabriel Hardman

[SuperMrONeill]

Frank Quitely. It's so colourful, fun, and detailed.

[TWOMERCY]

My favorite comic-book artist has to be JH Williams III. His art is so diverse and sets the tone perfectly. He knows how to control the atmosphere. He uses so many different styles too, some stuff is very comic-booky and other stuff is almost like Alex Ross but more fluid.