Darwyn Cooke's 1st Published Comic Is Impressive!

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  • Опубликовано: 4 окт 2024
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Комментарии • 14

  • @Thierrothierro
    @Thierrothierro 3 года назад +20

    Worth noting that the splash page here was drawn by someone else. Cooke's rejected pencils for that page are featured in DC's Art of Darwyn Cooke collection.

    • @jmil801
      @jmil801 3 года назад +2

      Splash was drawn by Sal Amendola although in comparing both, it seems Amendola reused or kept most elements from the original drawing. The car certainly.

  • @gabrieljimenez9762
    @gabrieljimenez9762 3 года назад +8

    I am super excited that Cooke has been getting attention from you guys. I love his work, anything that he put out is on my want list.
    I recently found out through Comic Tropes that this was his first published material so nice synchronicity that you guys are covering it here.
    Would be thrilled if you guys covered New Frontier. I've read it several times and I always get a thrill while reading it, a sense of wonder and excitement. Since he passed, I can't help but get hit with a sense of loss and melancholy. Such an amazing talent that was lost, so many masterpieces that were lost to us.

  • @christopherpdearing
    @christopherpdearing 3 года назад +10

    Looking forward to seeing you go through his SOLO issue. Might be cool to dig up some early Bruce Timm stuff, too.

  • @williamjosephdunn5879
    @williamjosephdunn5879 3 года назад +7

    I only got to work with Darwyn briefly when I was on the last season of Men in Black: The Series (he just left Batman Beyond to direct on MIB). There was one episode he directed where there is some sort of alien mind meld thing with the character Jay and instead of sending it overseas, Daywn did it all himself. I think it was either pre After Effects or he used a really early version of After Effects. Darwyn was one of those guys who would just get in there and do something himself if he had something specific in mind.

  • @williamjosephdunn5879
    @williamjosephdunn5879 3 года назад +6

    Tex Blasdell was an instructor at the Kubert School when I went there. Good instructor if you got him one on one. He was close friends with Wally Wood and the dude had STORIES. Tex was probably dead by the time Ed went there. He was old when I had him as an instructor.

  • @noodlesbad
    @noodlesbad 3 года назад +1

    Interesting to have a page-width panel at the top of every page.

  • @jabezcreed
    @jabezcreed 3 года назад +1

    Darwyn was so good!

  • @theothercomicguy
    @theothercomicguy 3 года назад +1

    "Dont worry about the @#$%in dummies." LOL

  • @IronGraham
    @IronGraham 3 года назад +2

    I see Cooke in a lot of the eyes most artist are noticeable in how they draw eye's I find

  • @dave0126
    @dave0126 3 года назад

    Love some cool Darwyn Cooke story & art. 👍

  • @zleepydude224
    @zleepydude224 3 года назад +1

    Yeeeeeaaaaah!!!

  • @austinhamblin6453
    @austinhamblin6453 3 года назад +1

    This is nuts the amount of story told in 4 pages and it doesn’t feel convoluted at all