LOVIATHAN
by Mike Cavallaro
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15 comments + 2 replies
Posted by: Jennifer Hayden
10:12am / Nov 11, 2009
10:12am / Nov 11, 2009
wonderful window panels--luscious color. This is just beautiful.
Posted by: Dean Haspiel
11:19am / Nov 11, 2009
11:19am / Nov 11, 2009
and you give this stuff away for free?
damn, cav. the comix industry owes you one.
[fix "a lot"]
damn, cav. the comix industry owes you one.
[fix "a lot"]
Posted by: Michel Fiffe
01:08pm / Nov 11, 2009
01:08pm / Nov 11, 2009
Stop that. Stop creating your masterpiece from the ground up, brick by brick.
Just... stop it already.
Just... stop it already.
Posted by: W.R.Printz
06:44pm / Nov 11, 2009
06:44pm / Nov 11, 2009
Da Color is da kick ass, ariving like a million battling tidal waves on my brain, and ya, dat's a lot.
Posted by: Michael Lapinski
08:39pm / Nov 11, 2009
08:39pm / Nov 11, 2009
Love your background characters and the use of the window motif. It seems like the pimp-hatted man is up to no good...
One question regarding color, did you intend Ultan's costume palette to so closely resemble Llyr's? He was wearing gold in the Primer and it seemed to make him more distinct.
One question regarding color, did you intend Ultan's costume palette to so closely resemble Llyr's? He was wearing gold in the Primer and it seemed to make him more distinct.
Posted by: Mike Cavallaro
10:13am / Nov 12, 2009
10:13am / Nov 12, 2009
I decided to go with the idea that Atlanteans dress a certain way, with certain colors, rather than give Ultan his own bad guy color scheme.
I'm hoping that there are enough other differences between Llyr and Ultan that readers can tell them apart.
I like what Bill did with Ultan's colors in the AIV Primer, but I'm reserving golds and oranges for Aine's people, the Celestians.
I'm hoping that there are enough other differences between Llyr and Ultan that readers can tell them apart.
I like what Bill did with Ultan's colors in the AIV Primer, but I'm reserving golds and oranges for Aine's people, the Celestians.
Posted by: Kat Roberts
09:47am / Nov 12, 2009
09:47am / Nov 12, 2009
you've added so many distinct touches to your page it makes it a pleasure to really stop + try to take them all in. i love the passed out guy + the voyeuristic shot through the window. the whole feeling is like i'm somewhere that i shouldn't be trying not to be noticed by anyone.
love it.
love it.
Posted by: Simon
04:07pm / Nov 12, 2009
04:07pm / Nov 12, 2009
Man, does this not suck. I want MORE! Beautiful work as ever Mr. X.
Posted by: Tim Hall
12:13pm / Nov 16, 2009
12:13pm / Nov 16, 2009
I'm catching up on the backstory now but skipped ahead to see the latest. This whole thing rocks on so many levels, but I'm especially a sucker for any story that uses the word "naught"--GENIUS, Mike.
Posted by: jane
08:48pm / Nov 16, 2009
08:48pm / Nov 16, 2009
Another of my posts is missing in which I basically just drooled over the colors and imagery in these panels. Such a good feeling.
The only think I noted as a negative, was the "next page" indication which is clearly a fallacy. And yet, ever hopeful, I click like the fool I am.
. . .and then sadness. . .
The only think I noted as a negative, was the "next page" indication which is clearly a fallacy. And yet, ever hopeful, I click like the fool I am.
. . .and then sadness. . .
Posted by: Mike Cavallaro
10:11am / Nov 18, 2009
10:11am / Nov 18, 2009
That's weird, because I got the email alerts for your missing posts, but no posts. Internet gremlins...
Anyway, nice to hear from you!
And yeah ... only one page a week. Sorry!
Anyway, nice to hear from you!
And yeah ... only one page a week. Sorry!
10:03am / Nov 11, 2009