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Love that 113 cover.

Loved issue 129!

This is such a great book; strangely reminds me when ASM was good in the 70s.

I really like the art. Miller's style was bursting w/energy at this time. It is kind of scribbly, but I really like it.

The story is not what I expected; the whole Billy/Virgo/Casey story gets a little out there, but it is a unique story and I like that.

Hey everyone, I'm new here and I was hoping I could get some good advice on where or how I can start to learn to draw comic style art. I really want to start creating my own stories and characters bit can't draw for . I have two books that have to do with drawing marvel and DC but I really can't teach myself well. So how can I learn and get good at it? Any other good books out there, videos, anything? Also can you suggest other forums or discussion threads that artists are a part of? I appreciate all your response, thanks!

If you haven't drawn before, It can take a good year of drawing every day to get your drawings to the point where they don't look like children's drek. Of course, it can take a quarter of that time depending on your desire, ability and imagination. Put simply, if you haven't drawn before you are going to stink at the beginning. Don't get discouraged and practice. Draw your favorite characters to start and progress from there.

Drawing Comis the Marvel Way was a nice starter before I sought out more formal instruction.

Portrait of Joe Frazier.

There's also the 15 day coupons you get w/the Premium and Elite CGC subscriptions.

Submitted 10 Modern Fast Tracks @ Louisville Comicon on 3/28.

- Was billed on 4/3

- Marked as graded on 4/11

- Just called and they are shipping today 4/22

Got a Preacher 1 that graded higher than I thought it would; happy about that.