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Last one. Not a Bronze Horror per se, but this cover represents the 70's as well as any cover I can think of. Its got it all and if you hate the 70's it is pretty horrific.
is this for sale?
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purchased today at an actual comic book store
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Kramerica hooked me up with these beautiful ECs from an original owner collection. SWEET books.
man those are super nice!
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great day at the mail box yesterday. first up
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kudos to:
cd4ever
Flaming_Telepath
but most of all, thank you Fazybones for some really killer books
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Ok, so it's not my comics room, but I've shown that one enough already...but it has a comic theme, so bear with me
Last year I finished my little home theater and decided to only use three colors in the entire room. White, black and red.
The room is pitch black most of the time as I only use it to watch movies on a giant screen and play Xbox. Now the last year it's become more and more the place where I also flop down on the couch (red of course) to read a book and basically hide from the rest of the world.
So after a while those all white walls (+ all white ceiling) started to look "too clean" and I wanted to ad something.
First idea was to get a movie themed poster, but all the ones I liked were done to death, plus I wanted to stay with the black/white/red pattern.
So I chose a Spider-man cover. I had a scan from the original cover art (which I believe a forumite owns), cleaned it up in Photoshop, coloured the title red and then blew up the entire piece using pixel magnification to get a Lichtenstein effect.
I then had to print it out on my trusty deskjet printer, 36 pages and three cartridges later I was left with a lot of grainy pages.
Spent a few days cutting everything, matchting everything up and then colouring in the mistakes (still not perfect).
I then glued everything together and put it up on the wall.
It's not perfect, but I'm still amazed what's possible these days with just a basic knowlege of Photoshop and a $50 printer
it's pretty big, I'm 6ft 2 and it's taller than me, here's the original comic for reference
great job!!!! it looks really good in the photos. how much coloring did you have to do?
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This week in your collection?
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very nice!!