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Marc Thompson
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Thank you. I felt the same way about the real inkers that have worked on his pencils over the years.
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Paul Wills
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Issue 6 page 8. JB has a knack for making superheroes heroic just standing around! Also, for some reason, I think I see shades of George Perez on this page - probably because it's the Avengers
Edited by Paul Wills on 25 June 2023 at 4:01pm
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Marc Thompson
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I appreciate a subtle technique you’ve adopted lately for your reflective surfaces; the white cross strokes are nifty when used sparingly.
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Paul Wills
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Thanks Marc - I keep trying new things to see what works. Some do some don't!
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Marc Thompson
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Marc Thompson
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Steven Queen
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The close-ups are great. You would know in a second, from just that hand, that this was Mr. Byrne's work.
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John Byrne
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Ugh! Somebody's using a comic font with the CAPS LOCK on!Serifs on the letter I are to be used only when the letter is itself upper case, as in India or Isabella. Even if the word in question is the beginning of a sentence, it's best to avoid serifs on the likes of "It" or "Imagine" etc.
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Marc Thompson
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That would be an error. I know the rule but missed it. When a word starts a new line with “i” the program defaults to upper case. I have to manually toggle to lower case in these instances. Wasn’t aware it was doing that.Fixed it.
Edited by Marc Thompson on 25 June 2023 at 2:15pm
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John Byrne
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For which much thanks!This is a real thorn in my paw, as you may know, and it has become worse and worse since comicbook fonts have allowed typists to think they are letterers. I see so much stuff online where someone haas obviously hit the CAPS LOCK, nor realizing comic fonts have their own "upper" and "lower" case. See it with J, too.
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Marc Thompson
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Yep. I just didn’t realize IOS applies auto capitalization universally. Now I’ve disabled it and have to retrain myself to hit shift when I MEAN to capitalize a word.
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Mark McKay
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This may sound weird, but something about Marc Thompson’s inks over JB, reminds me of Wiacek over Paul Smith.
I like the effect. There is an economy of line that works well.
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