This new issue delivers yet again the great story Ron Marz has spoiled me with for the last several issues. The cover by Chris Bachalo is a lot of fun and extremely weird, but I love it. I think Bachalo is a tremendously gifted cover artist, and it shows here. The only thing on this issue that didn't blow me away was the interior artwork, because is not drawn by either Adriana Melo or Stjepan Sejic. They got this guy Sami Basri -you can see several of his pages here and here-, and even though he does a good job, I missed the other two artists. I guess Sejic is busy with First Born, and Melo is… I'm not really sure. Maybe she doesn't draw too fast? I don't know. At any rate, Witchblade continues to deliver the goods, and it's a series I recommend everyone!
Saturday, July 21, 2007
The Blade That Keeps Witching
This new issue delivers yet again the great story Ron Marz has spoiled me with for the last several issues. The cover by Chris Bachalo is a lot of fun and extremely weird, but I love it. I think Bachalo is a tremendously gifted cover artist, and it shows here. The only thing on this issue that didn't blow me away was the interior artwork, because is not drawn by either Adriana Melo or Stjepan Sejic. They got this guy Sami Basri -you can see several of his pages here and here-, and even though he does a good job, I missed the other two artists. I guess Sejic is busy with First Born, and Melo is… I'm not really sure. Maybe she doesn't draw too fast? I don't know. At any rate, Witchblade continues to deliver the goods, and it's a series I recommend everyone!
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Okay Fel, I'm just gonna have to read Witchblade. Are you finally happy? ;)
Hehehe. Yes, I am. I would say start with issue 100 and then keep going. You won't regret it ;)
Hmmm... Skip 100 issues worth of time? A time I don't even already have? Done and done.
Hehehe. I thought you'd like that.
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