These are some Frazetta's that I found which I feel capture the look I'd like for the comic I want to do (also, Frazetta is just cool to look at!). Any thoughts?
My brother Les did a reproduction of that last one in pencil. He was a huge frazetta fan.
So DonMaximo, I take it your comic will full of hot, barely clad women, constantly having to be saved from danger by your hero(yawn)? Back in my teenage years I read a lot of Robert E. Howard. So let's see, in the seventies, men save the women, in the nineties, women save the men. Maybe in your comic, the characters are genderless. That would be funny.
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These are some Frazetta's that I found which I feel capture the look I'd like for the comic I want to do (also, Frazetta is just cool to look at!). Any thoughts?
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I'm particularly enamoured with the last one. Stark yet thoughtful. This is one warrior monk I'd like to walk with, I'm sure.
The others are too 'fantasy' for me.
My brother Les did a reproduction of that last one in pencil. He was a huge frazetta fan.
So DonMaximo, I take it your comic will full of hot, barely clad women, constantly having to be saved from danger by your hero(yawn)? Back in my teenage years I read a lot of Robert E. Howard. So let's see, in the seventies, men save the women, in the nineties, women save the men. Maybe in your comic, the characters are genderless. That would be funny.
I've said too much.
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