Just speaking for me personally, I think comments with nothing but “First” and “epic” are about as lame, and unfunny, and unoriginal, as it gets. I hate it.
Master Batman, if you read much Greek Myth, Zeus pretty much always WAS of a 5th-grade mentality…
Not usually short or pre-hormonal, I’ll grant you, but those guys tend to show up in the Encyclopedia under the words “Immature”, and “Irresponsible”!
WillyPete is right, Zeus was never the most mature of deities. Although, NONE of the Greek pantheon were exactly models of good citizenship come to think of it …
Anyway, the deal on this particular storyline is that Zeus was forced to drink from the river Lethe, which caused him to forget his past life and revert in age to a child, as part of a power-grab by Pluto and Hera.
I’m catching up on “Incredible Hercules” comics and they’re pretty fun!
Nicholas, it’s right there in the credit — the comic is “Incredible Hercules” from 2009. The story takes place in 2009 as well, not an ancient timeline.
Looks like I may have to try for this digital comics thing in the coming new year and catch up on some comic reading … Seems I’ve been missing out! lol!
5th grade mentality to be sure, ‘cept he was also pretty into those 12 year old horomones too. I just never saw using the word…Awesome. Or pictured him LOOKING like a fifth grader. Hmm
Just to be clear, I LOVE this panel. I think it’s a great example of how you can use dialog balloons to completely change the impact of what the character is saying, and to set a tone. Putting the “Which is awesome” as its own sentence in its own balloon gives you a sense of how the words would sound spoken, as if the character has paused briefly just before uttering it. I think it’s just great.
You know, I really like this panel. It is very colorful yet not so much so that the colors clash. The amount of contrast is just right. Even to pose is great. I can’t speak about the story or dialog mind you as I don’t have sufficient context but it certainly looks like something I would read.
The artist in me screams out praise of the effectiveness of a proper complimentary color scheme!
We can combine analogous and complimentary schemes when they are laid out so appropriately.
Proper color really makes or breaks a scene almost as much as proper layout.
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Epic. (First! HAHAHA!)
Just speaking for me personally, I think comments with nothing but “First” and “epic” are about as lame, and unfunny, and unoriginal, as it gets. I hate it.
Hey Zeus, where are you goin’ with that bolt in your hand?
Hey zeus, I said where are you goin’ with that bolt in your hand?
I’m going down to shock my mommy
You know, I’ve caught her messin’ around with another dad
Waaaaait a sec. When did Zeus turn into a pre-horomonal 5th grader?
Jeff (2): I honestly thought this was the one place on the internet that didn`t happen. Thanks for ruining it Chisoph.
Seriously though, I agree with you, Jeff. It is pretty lame to post โFirst.โ It adds nothing to the discussion.
Only unicorns can make this more awesome.
Master Batman, if you read much Greek Myth, Zeus pretty much always WAS of a 5th-grade mentality…
Not usually short or pre-hormonal, I’ll grant you, but those guys tend to show up in the Encyclopedia under the words “Immature”, and “Irresponsible”!
WillyPete is right, Zeus was never the most mature of deities. Although, NONE of the Greek pantheon were exactly models of good citizenship come to think of it …
Anyway, the deal on this particular storyline is that Zeus was forced to drink from the river Lethe, which caused him to forget his past life and revert in age to a child, as part of a power-grab by Pluto and Hera.
I’m catching up on “Incredible Hercules” comics and they’re pretty fun!
He reminds me of Invincible’s kid brother; he’s got that same look of ‘Screw you, pal’ in his eyes.
Is this in a Thor comic or something? And what time line is this? 2000’s? Or Greek?
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Nicholas, it’s right there in the credit — the comic is “Incredible Hercules” from 2009. The story takes place in 2009 as well, not an ancient timeline.
@ TheNate (3): Jimi Hendrix + Greek Mythology? Sounds unconventional, but I’d listen to it all day long. ๐
Looks like I may have to try for this digital comics thing in the coming new year and catch up on some comic reading … Seems I’ve been missing out! lol!
5th grade mentality to be sure, ‘cept he was also pretty into those 12 year old horomones too. I just never saw using the word…Awesome. Or pictured him LOOKING like a fifth grader. Hmm
At least he resisted the urge to say, “totally awesome.” I appreciate his effort, I know it was hard.
Just to be clear, I LOVE this panel. I think it’s a great example of how you can use dialog balloons to completely change the impact of what the character is saying, and to set a tone. Putting the “Which is awesome” as its own sentence in its own balloon gives you a sense of how the words would sound spoken, as if the character has paused briefly just before uttering it. I think it’s just great.
You know, I really like this panel. It is very colorful yet not so much so that the colors clash. The amount of contrast is just right. Even to pose is great. I can’t speak about the story or dialog mind you as I don’t have sufficient context but it certainly looks like something I would read.
The artist in me screams out praise of the effectiveness of a proper complimentary color scheme!
We can combine analogous and complimentary schemes when they are laid out so appropriately.
Proper color really makes or breaks a scene almost as much as proper layout.