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       Re: What Are You Reading?
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: January 8, 2016, 12:51 am
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       This is the first I'm hearing about this book. So, I'm taking
       this as being a 'Best-Of" type of coffee book covering a
       majority of his art over his career? The cover alone makes me
       want this. But curious to know exactly what is on the inside.
       How many pages? Cover price? Etc.....
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       Re: What Are You Reading?
       By: Neumatic Date: January 8, 2016, 1:27 am
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       It's awesome, it's like a coffee table book (certianly coffee
       table book priced and sized) and it runs through his career
       until 2004, the whole thing is a long interview he did with
       Richard Starkings (who also designed the book and it looks
       tight).  There's a bunch of drawings Campbell did as a kid as
       well, for his school paper, yearbooks, etc.  There's lots of
       drawings and inkings... and a lot of talk about Wildsiderz as
       well..
       Gotta tell you, I've been drawing tonight and I'm seeing a
       marked improvement in my figures, so I think the book is workin'
       for me (I'm nto copying the images, no no no, but I've been
       doing studies and I'm seeing some Campbell-esque exagerations
       starting to appear.
       It's about 310 pages, fifty bucks... only a couple colour pages
       at the end, but it's PACKED with illustratioms.  And it's
       1994-2004, and I'll be honest, I wanna read and see the
       2004-2014 as well, they can do a part two about now, right?
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       Re: What Are You Reading?
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: January 8, 2016, 6:35 am
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       Nice. Kind of odd that this wasn't a Comic Con release as more
       people (myself) would have heard about this before and would
       have more eyes on it.  Definitely going to look for a copy for
       myself. Thanks. So, does this come with a Dust Jacket for the
       book and the Jacket has the BTTF image?
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       Re: What Are You Reading?
       By: Neumatic Date: January 8, 2016, 9:53 am
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       Maybe it just came out, and will be at Comic-Con next year.
       Hardcover, but no dust jacket (the Back To The Future art is a
       limited edition).
       Did, like, 3-4 pages of doodles last night and man, I picked up
       the JSC style FAST.  1998 me would hate me right now.
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       Re: What Are You Reading?
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: January 8, 2016, 11:13 am
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       Dude, post your doodles in the art thread. We want to see
       them!!!!
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       Re: What Are You Reading?
       By: Neumatic Date: January 8, 2016, 11:33 am
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       Haven't scanned them in yet, was working on them until 4am (my
       usual turn-in time).
       Besides, I might do a few more.  But it's interested to see the
       jump from a few days ago... it's still recognizably me, but
       looser and a little more extended.  Ironically what I seem to
       have picked up most is the hands.  I should do a few pages of
       hands and feet while I've got the buzz on.
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       Re: What Are You Reading?
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: January 8, 2016, 12:17 pm
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       Looking forward to seeing what you've done. Keep it up!
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       Re: What Are You Reading?
       By: Chiprocks1 Date: March 11, 2016, 6:03 pm
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       J. Scott Campbell: Time Capsule 1994-2004 (2015)
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       Re: What Are You Reading?
       By: Neumatic Date: March 11, 2016, 7:33 pm
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       Wow, I can't believe I haven't discussed anything since JSC.
       Well, I suppose it's winter and I do less reading (or rather,
       less proper book reading) then.  I mostly stick to trade
       paperbacks and things I cna get finished in one sitting, since
       the mood strikes me less often.  You know me, I prefer to read
       out on my patio in the sun.  I could be out there for hours.
       #Post#: 37110--------------------------------------------------
       Re: What Are You Reading?
       By: Neumatic Date: March 15, 2016, 8:56 pm
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       Well, I got a sh1tload of graphic novels last week (enough to
       keep me from going to the shops anytime soon, b/c D6MN). and
       really, Miami Vice Remix is the only one I'll wait to read on my
       iPad because the art is so weirdly small, but it should be
       awesome, I love Jim Mahfood and the idea of Tubbs and Crockets
       fighting zombies?  In.
       But the one I read today was Starlight.  Dudes, this is why I
       like Mark Millar.  It's obvious to just label him because of the
       dark and gritty stuff, but Superior and this proves what he's
       capable of.  The book is basically like a necrosequel to Flash
       Gordon and it feels perfect.  The writing is great, the art
       is... I love the art, doing it like Al Williamson would have
       been impossible for a number of reasons, but the Moebius-style
       art they went with is PERFECT.  And the best compliment I can
       think of is that the whole time reading the book, Queen's anthem
       was blaring in my head, informing me that he's a miracle.
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