Sideshow to Comics Note

[Mithrandier]

If there is anyone out the who reads comics, have you gotten the latest What If? Featuring Wolverine. Only a few pages into it, there are 2 drawings of Wolverine. One, shows a full body shot of him looking like the Sideshow statue. There is also a head shot that resembles the statue as well.

I just thought it was pretty neat that an artist took the time to draw it in a way that reflected the statue.

Did anyone else notice this?

[wicket87]

I have the What If Wolverine issue coming from Midtown Comics this week. I'll have to check that out.

[screamingmetal]

If there is anyone out the who reads comics, have you gotten the latest What If? Featuring Wolverine. Only a few pages into it, there are 2 drawings of Wolverine. One, shows a full body shot of him looking like the Sideshow statue. There is also a head shot that resembles the statue as well.

I just thought it was pretty neat that an artist took the time to draw it in a way that reflected the statue.

Did anyone else notice this?
Oh, yeah, he could take the time to draw it. :rolleyes:

If an artist uses something, lets say an expensive Sideshow statue as reference material, he/she can write off the purchase of said expensive statue on his/her US tax return that year as long as it's obvious that it was used as a reference for a job. ;)

[shaithis77]

Someone needs to post pics of this...

[Darklord Dave]

You mean this pic?

[Andy Bergholtz]

Ha! Very cool. Anyone know who the artist was for that issue?

[Darklord Dave]

Jon Proctor - Art & Colors

[screamingmetal]

Looks to me like this guy is aping Tim Bradstreet's style.

[Mithrandier]

I realize that an artist can take the time to draw something from looking at it. I just thought that it was neat that they took the time to depict a Sideshow piece.