screw you
 

okay people list you top thre favorite comic artist in no particular order or else

Jim Lee
James O'Barr
Michael Turner

Eastman
Laird
ME :D

my all time favorite artist.
jim lee
michael turner

just one that are ok.
d. finch

god i know theres more.....

what aboy O'Barr?

oh ya, i forgot about him.

where does he stand on you list?

i dont know, but i do know jim lee, adn m. turner are my very favorites.
theres one more but i cant remember who it is.

I dont know about best but I would say worst would be Major Pain!

WTF does the title of this thread have to do with the subject? Learn to make a topic, damn.

And, I mean, Jim Lee? Michael Turner? Read some comics that were published before 1990. These men couldn't hold a candle to some of the greats, like Jack Kirby, Steve Ditko, Bob Kane, Neal Adams, ect.

O'Barr kinda sucks art wise, but story wise he's good.

My List (I suggest you look at atleast one art piece by them):

-Humberto Ramos (Did Spider-Man, Crimson, Out There)
-Jon Romita Jr. (Spidey)
-Jim Mahfood (Clerks comics)
-Andy Kubert (Wolverine:Origin)
-Pia Guerrera (Y: The Last Man)
-Jim Lee
- J. Scott Campbell (Danger Girl, Army Of Darkness)

Best comic artist is definatly Brodie, thought his writing is ****.

And youres is genius, right?

brilliant did u read my story of the brown little puppy dog. yea a master piece.

Haha. This thread is so bad it's good.

He is one of my favorites ever.

Wasn't there already a thread for this... and didn't host_punktmy start it?

Maybe my brain's playing with me again.


Anyway, here they are:

LeSean
Jack Kirby (I didn't know he penciled Uncanny X-Men... craziness.)

Okay, not to diss Jack Kirby, he is the king after all, but Jim Lee absolutely kicks his ass in the art department, as well as Ditko, or any of the other legends you mentioned.

Anyway, my favorites are Joe Madureira, Jim Lee, LeSean Thomas, Adam Warren, Alvin Lee, John Romita Jr., Andy Smith, Mike Mignola, Mark Brooks and NAR.

In pretty pictures, yes, but there's alot more to comic art then beauty. There's also storytelling and plot, in which no one can touch Kirby.

But, art is subjective, to each their own and all that.

Romita Jr. Surpasses Kirby, with great training from his Father.

American comic books:
Greg Capullo
John Romita Jr.
David Mazuchelli (although I only know his "Born Again" work)

Manga:
Takehiko Inoue
Naoki Urasawa
Nobuhiro Watsuki