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Volume Four Bashers: Say what you LIKED about Volume 4
I'm not letting the MIRAGE Volume Four bashers off the hook either, swallow your pride and confess what you liked about Voulme Four, it can either be one issue you liked, or a story arc
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I like how it's all one continous story. Sure it makes it hard for newcomers to jump in, but it makes it seem like the Mirage Universe is larger since everyone has their own thing, and it can mean more page time each month overall for characters who sometimes would get very little if they did each story as a seperate arc. IE, if they did the Don investigating the jungle arc, the rest of the Turtles might get very little page time, ditto for April/Casey.
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Something I Liked....
Hmmm..... I liked how Laird printed a comment I made about the art looking like a 10 year old drew it. And bashing me over my opinion. Gives warm feelings in my heart. :) |
Hey Splint let's not get into that again.
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I'd pay to see that scanned and posted... |
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Ah, so that's where that came from.. I figured it was from somewhere on these boards. It seems everytime Peter gets particularly defensive over something it's been a recent topic here.
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Ahhhhhh, thanks for posting it up anyway Splinter, I have strong tastes in Comic art myself, I like the artwork in "Tales of the TMNT", volume Four I like not for the art, but for the story, the art is fine...in places.
Still it's ten times better than the crappy art used for "New X-Men" |
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:roll: Oh goodie more discussion about Lawson's art. :roll:
On a more productive note: I like Volume 4 a lot. I'm particularly interested in how, as of late, each issue is 5 seperate storylines. It's cool to follow them piece by piece. I also love how Laird has been building up to something HUGE for the past 15 issues. Each one reveals something a little more about what's going on. I'm uncertain how I feel about Raph being a vampire, but I'll be very interested if it turns out to be a "bioweapon" like it was predicted in #15. i also wish that at least one of the storylines wasn't entirely science fiction. |
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and to be honest laird knows allot of us don't like lawsons art that much but to be honest with you all he's either being really lazzy with his recent efforts or it's the inker that inks his art at the moment because his art was not this bad sure it was cartoony but look at city at war and look at his art now it's not even close the art work he did for city at war was beautifuly drawn and flowed so nicely. I don't know what his deal is but his art isn't what it used to be now that I really think about it and look back.....but like I said it could just be a bad inker. -Vaughn Michael |
I believe Eric Talbot has been inking recently. He has a very thick-lined, blotty style, which I happen to really like. When combined with strong pencils (I especially liked it when he inked some of the Archie books with Chris Allan's pencils). I don't think it works well with Jim's current art, which is much sloppier than what's he's capable of.
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I really like how Laird is doing his own thing. I like most of the story lines. I like the non-human art, and the background look. And the covers... man, they're pretty :D.
I still don't like how the man takes criticism though. |
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^_^ -Vaughn Michael |
Absolutely. I sure would like to see some new stuff from Craig...
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I really miss seeing his work. I wish mirgae would bring back plastron caffe. -Vaughn Michael |
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Still vol 4 is okay with me |
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