Bridgman is no good. People always hype up Loomis and him like they invented anatomy. Stick with the Morpho books, and I would even say get the RockHe Kim anatomy book. Both of those show you structure and detailed anatomy in a way that comic book artists would benefit from (unlike Bridgman and Loomis). My next recommendation would be to get the Masters of Anatomy artbooks. They don't actually teach anatomy, but they show really great dynamic poses you can copy and learn. A good exercise is to copy a pose from the Masters of Anatomy book then fill in the anatomy from the Morpho (or RockHe Kim) books. PS: Hello! It's Will from the Nickel City Comic Con in Buffalo!
Bridgman is no good. People always hype up Loomis and him like they invented anatomy. Stick with the Morpho books, and I would even say get the RockHe Kim anatomy book. Both of those show you structure and detailed anatomy in a way that comic book artists would benefit from (unlike Bridgman and Loomis). My next recommendation would be to get the Masters of Anatomy artbooks. They don't actually teach anatomy, but they show really great dynamic poses you can copy and learn. A good exercise is to copy a pose from the Masters of Anatomy book then fill in the anatomy from the Morpho (or RockHe Kim) books.
PS: Hello! It's Will from the Nickel City Comic Con in Buffalo!