Neal Adams Talks "Batman: Odyssey"

[The Brain]

This look's good.

 

 

http://www.comicbookresources.com/?page=article&id=25519

[dover]

[The Brain]

[MedicAR]

[dover]

from the looks of that page and from looking at too many Continuity comics, he is getting heavy on the inks. I like it, but is removed from his early, simple yet bold work on Batman.

 

As one ages, do they begin to over compensate using.....ink?

[The Brain]

from the looks of that page and from looking at too many Continuity comics, he is getting heavy on the inks. I like it, but is removed from his early, simple yet bold work on Batman.

 

As one ages, do they begin to over compensate using.....ink?

 

 

" DC confirmed that the book will run 12 issues and be written and drawn by Adams, who will also ink the first two issues."

 

Here is hoping that a different inker after # 3 will improver the overall look.

[ComicConnoisseur]

I bet the majority of Neal Adams fans will find this disappointing. It looks good to me but I bet we will hear people say it`s not as good as his 1970`s stuff.

why? because the Batman Adams loved as a kid is nostalgic and can never compete with the new Adams stuff you experience as an adult, that`s why I bet we will hear the complaints.

[The Brain]

I bet the majority of Neal Adams fans will find this disappointing. It looks good to me but I bet we will hear people say it`s not as good as his 1970`s stuff.

why? because the Batman Adams loved as a kid is nostalgic and can never compete with the new Adams stuff you experience as an adult, that`s why I bet we will hear the complaints.

 

That may be so, but you will not hear them from me. I for one am very

 

glad to see any new work from him, and 12 issues is just

[dover]

I'll buy them, but I buy all of his stuff; raw and CGC

[The Brain]

One of us could send him a PM and invite him to talk about the process,

 

he is after all a Board member.

[kimik]

from the looks of that page and from looking at too many Continuity comics, he is getting heavy on the inks. I like it, but is removed from his early, simple yet bold work on Batman.

 

As one ages, do they begin to over compensate using.....ink?

 

It still looks better than a lot of his pre-1970 DC stuff that only a completist fanboy would collect.

 

 

It is a good thing that he did not show too much ego in the interview, though.

 

 

[Prince Namor]

Maybe they'll have him do a Deadman series next!

[ComicConnoisseur]

Maybe they'll have him do a Deadman series next!

I heard on the Bleeding Cool site that it will be a Wolverine graphic novel from Marvel but it will be a few years away.

[Prince Namor]

Maybe they'll have him do a Deadman series next!

I heard on the Bleeding Cool site that it will be a Wolverine graphic novel from Marvel but it will be a few years away.

 

I'd buy that, too.

[hikeeba-migration]

from the looks of that page and from looking at too many Continuity comics, he is getting heavy on the inks. I like it, but is removed from his early, simple yet bold work on Batman.

 

As one ages, do they begin to over compensate using.....ink?

 

It still looks better than a lot of his pre-1970 DC stuff that only a completist fanboy would collect.

 

You can't be talking about his Strange Adventures/Deadman books, they're from 1968 and they are some of his best work ever.

 

Too bad Giordano just died, he knew how to ink Adams.

[helionaut]

Is this where Batman finds out the earth is hollow and there's another planet inside it?

[dover]

from the looks of that page and from looking at too many Continuity comics, he is getting heavy on the inks. I like it, but is removed from his early, simple yet bold work on Batman.

 

As one ages, do they begin to over compensate using.....ink?

 

It still looks better than a lot of his pre-1970 DC stuff that only a completist fanboy would collect.

 

 

 

[kimik]

from the looks of that page and from looking at too many Continuity comics, he is getting heavy on the inks. I like it, but is removed from his early, simple yet bold work on Batman.

 

As one ages, do they begin to over compensate using.....ink?

 

It still looks better than a lot of his pre-1970 DC stuff that only a completist fanboy would collect.

 

 

 

 

[chrisco37]

Is this where Batman finds out the earth is hollow and there's another planet inside it?