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This video from Perch does a good job giving context of the even more blackpilling dirty secret that this is nothing new, and has in fact been going on for decades. Perch feels like he's been shamed/gaslit by both current and former editors at Marvel for even broaching the subject:
In another stunning and brave example of "Marvel what the fuck are you niggers doing", Greg Capullo xitted that now people aren't getting paid for turning in work (and no it wasn't late): Wyświetl załącznik 9178477
This video from Perch does a good job giving context of the even more blackpilling dirty secret that this is nothing new, and has in fact been going on for decades. Perch feels like he's been shamed/gaslit by both current and former editors at Marvel for even broaching the subject: https://youtube.com/watch?v=X_5r7PuWMds
I've heard rumblings of things like this before as well, but props on Greg for actually calling it out and not having to chase down fucking checks from lazy and retarded editors who'd rather xeet/post on blusky all day about "Trump bad" instead of actually doing their job. One of their more insidious things Perch touches on is him being told that editors will use this tactic on purpose as a way of saving money because those silly creatives and artists will just forget if you ignore them long enough. Really shameful and scummy shit.
I guess Greg Capullo won't be doing anything for Marvel in the coming future.
Why isn't Marvel hiring people from India to color their books? They did this with comic artists from Latin America and Southeast Asia back then to draw their capeshit.
Guess not even Indians would do work without (low) pay
Why isn't Marvel hiring people from India to color their books? They did this with comic artists from Latin America and Southeast Asia back then to draw their capeshit.
Guess not even Indians would do work without (low) pay
I read it on rco and I'm gonna say that I really did not like the ending and how they got there, though what they did with Doom was interesting in a vacuum.
It takes too long. With revisions and artists slacking off, line art usually requires the entire month to get the inks finished, much less colored in. And as someone who has attempted a few comics I can tell you coloring can be a bitch, especially when you have to do the flats/separations yourself.
To explain, flats/separations are the stage of coloring where you fill in the line art with the base colors, before the shading/lighting is done. Many colorists choose to hire 'flatters' to do this for them because it can be time consuming and take up more time than the actual job depending on how detailed the artist you're working with made the art. This allows them to do more than one book a month but it still takes too long to do all the stages of the art yourself unless you have a really simple style.
They pretty much concentrated on the battle of the Reeds and a reversal where Doom wins.
And in some ways, a rebuke to the 1610 Spiderman series when Doom decided to go back in time to save Spiderman over his own family.
The best part was Super Skrull Doom and they wrapped pretty much a lot of his plot threads.
And the worst part would be all the other plot threads left unresolved or forgotten about like Miles not alerting 616 to the Maker or what happened to Dr. Strange or Victor showing up right at the end.
Also no Franklin appearance given he is basically God.
I read it on rco and I'm gonna say that I really did not like the ending and how they got there, though what they did with Doom was interesting in a vacuum.
Yeah I didn't really like how they decided to kill off the only interesting person on the cast, besides maybe Tony, Reed was the star of the show. But it was nice watching him have that little scene at the end where he embraces what should have been his family. And wasn't the Maker still split up amongst every universe? So this was really just a piece of him that got captured here? It's not like they're going to continue anything in this universe, so what's even the point of showing Victor capturing a piece of the Maker besides "despite saving the world, the adventure continues"?
