This story was surprisingly tough to find. Wasn't kept on readcomiconline, torrent seed dead, had to find in Yea Forums archives and had to carefully download one at a time and reread to make sure I didn't miss a page. So I had to read this like 3 times just to post this once.
>our love is real I'm strapped in OP. Let's do it.
Hunter Flores
Also to the user who was asking for someone to storytime Girls, it'll have to be someone else cause to my memory that is like a 3 thread long story and I ain't got that time.
I think for next year I'm gonna look into terrible short manga out there and do some Yea Forums SoP storytimes. Get multiple boards in on this. It'll work for probably 15 pages before 404'd
I wanna commission a fan webcomic about a nerd using time travel to go to Image Comics to talk to the writer of this to debunk all the conspiracy theory crap..
Yeah honestly I'm glad we're still getting shitty comics now days too, but I wonder how many of them will really stand the test of time. Like how a movie will get great reviews but then a comedown months later and people go "it wasn't that good/bad" years later, but with comics.
I bought them all, still have them here somewhere. I thought the art was pretty meh as they were trying to use 3D models but the tech wasn't there yet to produce a comic from it in a speedy manner.
This is on the level of fucking early 90s Jonny Quest, and you're thinking the tech wasn't available by 2003? I'm not an expert but it doesn't sound reasonable to me.
no joke I was trying to do this one myself but I ran into the same problems myself. I have a job to do so I was hopping someone can do it so I can save it for next year.
More along the lines of getting the comic out on a schedule. This was one guy making the models, posing them and all that on a monthly grind. This was the monthly one, not the weekly one right?
It could have looked better but he would have needed tons of lead time to get everything ready, and probably wasn't paid enough to make it worth that time investment. It seemed experimental at the time.
I think we were getting a lot of shitty "no inks" comics around the same time too as they were trying to save money and go directly from pencils, with mixed results. I hated that too.
The bad part is, Marvel knew what they were greenlighting. So they thought this was "good enough". Hell, this is the sequel to the previous CG comic he did. That one was in black and white though.
Be the change you wanna see, user. or join me with the other cowards who don't wanna storytime for 3 threads.
Hunter Lee
I did the two Wormwood threads yesterday, already burned out on those captchas
Jayden Hill
Thanks OP.
Ryan Scott
We can go without Girls. I need to double check, but I don't think it's been done since year 3. Besides, you'd need a pass to do it before the weekend is over. Marvel is the only comic that's been done every year that hasn't been done yet.
Brody Cooper
Because shallow and weakly woke is very predictable. This shit ifs crazy and unpredictable. It takes maximum woke and isn’t afraid to show how completely fucking futze judge dredd insane it is.
Better to be nuts than boring.
Caleb Adams
Bad play. Go full accelerationist. Commission a comic with even crazier shit,
Personally I’d go with Jeffery Epstein the comic.
USA! USA! USA! WOOO!
Brody Parker
One can only hope. Is there role 34 for this? Someone must have the models
Oliver Williams
It’s a fucking huge one.
Levi Perez
what's with the dicksucking lips on cap
Landon Cooper
The artist for this was Chuck Austen if memory serves. He was artist on the first volume and the art there seemed to be traced from similar models, it's like he just dropped a step here.
The models themselves are probably from a free version of Poser circa 2000. There was a surprising amount of modification possible with that program even early on, and it was on literally every cover disk magazines came with.
There is a fashion artist and illustrator called Christian David Moore, who could potentially be this Christian Moore at an early age, but that raises questions about why someone who is clearly an accomplished artist as an adult felt the need to produce shitty 3D art back then, and why he only produced this one title of three issues (when he could easily have shown his other artwork to publishers and got work on that basis), and how Chuck Austen, who was about forty at the time this was published, met a teenage British fashion student and convinced him to make such shitty 3D art for publication under his real name.
It could of course be an entirely unrelated other person, but I doubt Austen wanted to share the money and just wanted to distance himself from criticism of his awful art.
Oliver Nelson
Captain America is hot. Just ask literally every "america's ass" joke made since Endgame.
David Hall
Everytime I see this, I'm amazed it's not a superheroinexxx thing.
Charles Hall
And then the faggot that wrote this went on to destroy years of setup re: The Maker and Hickman's Ultimates. Not that Marvel and Hickman weren't at fault themselves for allowing it to happen in the first place.
Sebastian Green
Oh shit you're right, we haven't done Marville yet