Heads-up! The thirty first issue of Mega Man will be blasting its way into comic shops and newsstands soon. While you wait for the mailman, head over to Destructoid for a full five-page preview. Both variant covers on also on display, which, might I say, look fantastic.
Mega Man #31, the third part of "Blackout: The Curse of Ra-Moon," pits Mega Man and Break Man against a common foe. The fate of the globe rests on the estranged brothers' reunion!
You can check out all the action here.
the "Curse of Ra Moon" Part Three.
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Who... who drew that? That is some really ugly artwork... I mean... just... eaugh, no.
ReplyDeleteYou're crazy.
DeleteHe's not crazy if he's talking about the in-comic artwork, which indeed is disgraceful.
DeleteThe covers are amazing, though.
W-WHAT?? That style looks fantastic!
DeleteSomething about it just looks horribly off, to me. Maybe it's the exaggerated pose the fat, chubby, overly- aggressive Megaman is striking, or maybe it's the weird proportions and the extra doodads on Breakman that's throwing me off. Iceman looks a bit off, too.
DeleteBut that's just my opinion.
You're not alone, the art style for the cover doesn't appeal to me either. It's not bad, I won't go that far, but it's not the best either. My favorite covers are the ones that Ben Bates draws. He has a real solid grasp on Mega Man (and Sonic) that I actively look forward to seeing.
ReplyDeleteIt has an amateurish tone to it but it's not altogether bad. The composition is really good and I like all the poses of each character. I just think the style leaves a lot to be desired.
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