Would comics with art of this type sell today?
>>155880877Alex Ross has a similar style, and sells fine, but it's not a matter of the art style but the title and publisher you're attached to.If you're not then it's a matter of the writer name, then the concept.
>>155880877Not likely
>>155880877depends on the story, it would be a good fit for a detective batman story, but not the action heavy stuff
>>155880877Kino art.
>>155880877no, only anime, "house style" and 90s throwback
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>>155880877No
>>155884231Mother-fucking BASED
>>155880877>>155883929>>155884231Combine this with kinetic action. Would it work?
>>155882279Why not?
I could see this really working for a comic boom of Agatha Christie or The Shadow
>>155882530Do people still LIKE classic detective stories?
Art alone wouldn’t drive sales unless you’re already an established star
>>155880877No. Zoomers only like the faux-anime style by LatAm artists like Mora, Jimenez, and others. They find good, realistic art like that "boring."
>>155880877I recognize it as technically good but I personally wouldn't buy it because I like stylized stuff more
>>155880877Sure if it's attached to an interesting story or at least one that appeals to the average comic buyer and/or mainstream.
>>155880877Decently enough but in the industry, the writers get all the credit. It doesn't matter how good the art is.
>>155889925Yes.
>>155880877looks like howard chaykin
>>155890904Mmm... Howard Chicken...
>>155880877Am I bugging or is that Alfred on the rightLike thw other dude said its similar to Alex Ross, and more normies like Alex Ross now since comics are more popular again
>>155892152It’s more like Alfred is based off a stock butler archetype that was popular in the early 20th century. Alfred, Jeeves, Jarvis, Arthur, all common snooty British butler type names.
>>155880877The colorist would probably ruin it like they usually do
>>155880972The art is like 50-60% of the attraction for me. I don’t care how good the story is, if the art is ass, I’m not pulling it
