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Coloring drawings I drew in 2003 as a kind of therapy. These were drawn during my brief internship at Wildstorm. It may seem ironic, but I’ve never questioned my self more or been more insecure than I was then. Many of the drawings I did in that time have weird feelings associated with them. Like they’re attached to embarrassing memories. Coming back to them in this way feels like reclaiming something.
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WildCATS 21 (1995) by Alan Moore & Travis Charest
Cover: Jim Lee
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They only want you when you're 14, when you're 16, you're no fun.
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I've seen a lot of really good DC reading guides for people just getting into comics. Some posts on here are even praised as the best intro you can find.
Well, I want to see the worst. Just the most fuckass awful reading guide possible.
I want
Dumb plots
Bad characterization
Inscrutable messaging
Art that hurts to look at
Having a coherent timeline continuity would kick ass, but I also can't deny the appeal of a sort of cheese sampler of bad creative choices.
Bring me to your blorbo and deliver unto me an insidious franken-canon about why they Think Coolsville Sucks. Pretty please.
