The best Wolverine artist and it’s not even close in my opinion. His Wolverine really captures that animalistic feel that no other artists can really nail in my opinion when it comes to the character. Awesome video!
Dang, I really missed the boat on this one! It looks neat and I will check it out. Discovering Heavy Metal (Metal Hurlant), and the Underground/Indie comic scene (Slow Death, 2000ad, et la) at a relatively early age prompted me to bypass mainstream stuff, but not always lol. I'm familiar with Frank Miller's version and this graphic novel might change my opinion of who did the better job.
Oh what a pity. Do you still have that video? If so, please upload it again. Otherwise, I'm looking forward to your new version. I was asking you this since it was one of my favorites overviews/ reviews on that book. I really loved the way you did it. No kidding,.it was in my playlist and I watched it several times since it was kinda relaxing. Besides, you were the only one who showed the best parts within my two favorites issues contained in that omnibus: X-Men 55 (I love Andy Kubert's sentinels flying in New York) and Cable 35 (I love Ian Churchill's Apocalypse). Usually , everyone skips lots of pages.on those two issues when reviewing them don't know why LMAO. Hope to have news from you soon!
I feel as if I came from a different reality, a parallel world, where you have the Direct Market Alan Davis cover Onslaught Omnibus and you overviewed that book better than anyone else on RUclips but when I wanted to watch that video again I realized it was not you but the you from a different timeline lmfao 😂
Apologies for the late reply! I did do an overview on that book with the Alan Davis cover about 2 years ago but wasn't too happy with how the video came out so I deleted it lol I may have to do another overview on it again 🤔
@@comicfilth3700 oh what a pity. Do you still have that video? If so, please upload it again. Otherwise, I'm looking forward to your new version. I was asking you this since it was one of my favorites overviews/ reviews on that book. I really loved the way you did it. No kidding,.it was in my playlist and I watched it several times since it was kinda relaxing. Besides, you were the only one who showed the best parts within my two favorites issues contained in that omnibus: X-Men 55 (I love Andy Kubert's sentinels flying in New York) and Cable 35 (I love Ian Churchill's Apocalypse). Usually , everyone skips lots of pages.on those two issues when reviewing them don't know why LMAO. Hope to have news from you soon!
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The best Wolverine artist and it’s not even close in my opinion. His Wolverine really captures that animalistic feel that no other artists can really nail in my opinion when it comes to the character. Awesome video!
Absolutely spot on, couldn't agree more!
Dang, I really missed the boat on this one! It looks neat and I will check it out. Discovering Heavy Metal (Metal Hurlant), and the Underground/Indie comic scene (Slow Death, 2000ad, et la) at a relatively early age prompted me to bypass mainstream stuff, but not always lol. I'm familiar with Frank Miller's version and this graphic novel might change my opinion of who did the better job.
Oh what a pity. Do you still have that video? If so, please upload it again. Otherwise, I'm looking forward to your new version. I was asking you this since it was one of my favorites overviews/ reviews on that book. I really loved the way you did it. No kidding,.it was in my playlist and I watched it several times since it was kinda relaxing. Besides, you were the only one who showed the best parts within my two favorites issues contained in that omnibus: X-Men 55 (I love Andy Kubert's sentinels flying in New York) and Cable 35 (I love Ian Churchill's Apocalypse). Usually , everyone skips lots of pages.on those two issues when reviewing them don't know why LMAO. Hope to have news from you soon!
I feel as if I came from a different reality, a parallel world, where you have the Direct Market Alan Davis cover Onslaught Omnibus and you overviewed that book better than anyone else on RUclips but when I wanted to watch that video again I realized it was not you but the you from a different timeline lmfao 😂
Apologies for the late reply! I did do an overview on that book with the Alan Davis cover about 2 years ago but wasn't too happy with how the video came out so I deleted it lol I may have to do another overview on it again 🤔
@@comicfilth3700 oh what a pity. Do you still have that video? If so, please upload it again. Otherwise, I'm looking forward to your new version. I was asking you this since it was one of my favorites overviews/ reviews on that book. I really loved the way you did it. No kidding,.it was in my playlist and I watched it several times since it was kinda relaxing. Besides, you were the only one who showed the best parts within my two favorites issues contained in that omnibus: X-Men 55 (I love Andy Kubert's sentinels flying in New York) and Cable 35 (I love Ian Churchill's Apocalypse). Usually , everyone skips lots of pages.on those two issues when reviewing them don't know why LMAO. Hope to have news from you soon!