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Anyone know how Overstreet handles this issue? I would think they would be the #1 reference for this type of thing.

I’m sure there is some good stuff out there that is drawn digitally. But I strongly prefer the old fashioned colored pencils to photoshop.

Why because two Batgirls?

I’m not a fan of art produced on computer. Especially digital coloring. And of course that would only apply to moderns.

Those shoulders don’t look proportionate. I’m no artist but it seems way off to me. Other than that it’s beautiful but I would always be drawn to the weird way his shoulders are drawn.

I think first appearance of Black Cat is undervalued and due for an adjustment. Right after 200 more Scott Campbell covers are published.

Now we just need somebody who has the comic book to read it and see what the back story is :-) (a friend of mine just texted me that it was issue #6, so one of these has the answer to the mystery)

Has anybody been able to identify the issue yet?

Kidding of course, but... This has been going around the Internet. Anyone know any more about the context of this scene? Hope it isn’t just lazy artistry...

I wish it were Michael Turner but that’s out of my price range right now. The piece is by Randy Green.

I've cut back quite a bit on the POP's as of late. If I end up getting more I'll take the larger stuff on the top shelf and move it to one of the wire comic racks. I definitely need to organize the comic racks some more. There is a lot of space there for growth.

I guess this is kind of cheating, since I have a collectibles room and a surplus room (dining room), but it's not like I'm going to cut back on collecting :-)

Why is the middle section shallower than the sides? And less wide... or is it just my eyes playing tricks on me...

Based solely on the story from issue #1 - 121, I would say Mary Jane.

Might want to wrap that in NSFW tag.