Jim Lee SDCC 2015

[ariomalv]

http://robot6.comicbookresources.com/2015/05/jim-lee-debuts-sdcc-exclusive-batman-blueline-edition-figure/

 

saw it in the news today , but since i'm in Indonesia , it would be difficult to get it , anyone here go to SDCC and can get it ? thanks

[MagnusX]

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They are already for presale on EBay.

Risky but...[/font]

 

Link...

[Buzzetta]

I have had pretty good luck with SDCC presales.

 

 

[Carl Elvis]

With SDCC more than 30 days away I would stay clear of any auctions. In fact all SDCC auctions up right now are in violation of ebay's policies.

[Davenport]

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They are already for presale on EBay.

Risky but...[/font]

 

Link...

That's a really cool concept, but the execution seems off.

 

I wonder if they could've done it in the style Jeff Camp did with the Neal Adams Superman. Only in black & white.

 

True, the Blue Line is supposed to be "sketch" and the Superman was done "inked" style. But I think it could be adapted, thin gray pencil lines instead of heavy black. Try and nail that Lee Batman look, instead of seemingly random line-work.

 

[AnthonyTheAbyss]

That's a really cool concept, but the execution seems off.

 

I wonder if they could've done it in the style Jeff Camp did with the Neal Adams Superman. Only in black & white.

 

True, the Blue Line is supposed to be "sketch" and the Superman was done "inked" style. But I think it could be adapted, thin gray pencil lines instead of heavy black. Try and nail that Lee Batman look, instead of seemingly random line-work.

 

Agree. Cool concept. But I really didn't know what they were trying to accomplish until I read the details.

 

At first look, I thought they were trying to create a "Tron" Batman

[Omegadepot]

That's a really cool concept, but the execution seems off.

 

I wonder if they could've done it in the style Jeff Camp did with the Neal Adams Superman. Only in black & white.

 

True, the Blue Line is supposed to be "sketch" and the Superman was done "inked" style. But I think it could be adapted, thin gray pencil lines instead of heavy black. Try and nail that Lee Batman look, instead of seemingly random line-work.

 

Agree. Cool concept. But I really didn't know what they were trying to accomplish until I read the details.

 

At first look, I thought they were trying to create a "Tron" Batman

 

[G.A.tor]

these are going to be heavily allocated...not sure how anyone can "guarantee"...

[Davenport]

That's a really cool concept, but the execution seems off.

 

I wonder if they could've done it in the style Jeff Camp did with the Neal Adams Superman. Only in black & white.

 

True, the Blue Line is supposed to be "sketch" and the Superman was done "inked" style. But I think it could be adapted, thin gray pencil lines instead of heavy black. Try and nail that Lee Batman look, instead of seemingly random line-work.

 

Agree. Cool concept. But I really didn't know what they were trying to accomplish until I read the details.

 

At first look, I thought they were trying to create a "Tron" Batman

 

Looking at these they're actually a re-paint. It's a 'Justice League New 52 Batman' figure, telling by the position of the hands and the piping/lines of the batsuit. Filling in those lines is what gives the Blue Line Exclusive that bizarre 'Tron' look.

 

 

Might be fun to grab one of those for $20 bucks, prime and paint it closer to the Blue Line box-art. A custom sketch variant of an exclusive sketch variant.