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Description
A character study (pose after Kevin Nolan). Framed as usual by a comic (made by bits of a scan and some painting and typo work) found at the bottom of the box. Thankyou for looking and commenting.
Comments (17)
Nicely done ...
Ok, the only thing bad I can say is that you're using a Marvel book for a DC charecter and if you look close you can see Captain America, but other than those small details on a scale from 1 through 5 (Rendo rating system) I give this a 5.5
Great comic
Nice
Nice! Love the classic Batgirl! The old comic look is so cool.
'cruzin'! Never one for 'slavish' acccuracy thought Batgirl might like to meet the 'Cap'!
Kapow !! Another five star hit I think. Some villains for future covers ?
fantastic, love the whole thing.....................
Purple and Yellow-- a favorite color scheme not used that often. Way to go :-)
Style takes you back... awakens old memories! But I think they would have made her a better looker.
Superb pose and character and awesome cover as ever.
Excellent image Mike, I love the distress and choice of colour. Just a small point, the title covers the 'Approved' logo top right. Sorry just me being a designer!!!
Awesome! Great post work :)
Great series ... top rating.
Looks so great!!! Love it!!!
Before I start, I do want to say that Im one of your biggest fans I always keep my eyes open for new postings from you. However, this, for me, is one of those very rare times that I think you missed the mark. It just isnt up to your usual high standards. The pose is awkward and the hang of the cape is anti-dramatic it just seems to suck the drama out of the scene. This is exacerbated by the dullness of the background (which, on a positive note, I must point out that it does offer nice contrast against her dark costume). I suspect the lighting is also making her look a bit flat (her breasts are overly pointy and if not for the golden bat, we would lose them entirely in her monotone costume). Also, there is something wrong with her right ankle; it looks like theres an odd ridge around it, as though there is a problem with a pants/boot morph). And, of course, the Captain America corner element is detracting, as is the careless placement of the Batgirl name over the Comics Code Authority stamp. On the plus side, I do get the sense that this was just a quick study in form, so Im not worried that youre losing your touch (as is shown in your next posting). Thanks again for sharing.
Yeah, the comment just above this one may have merit if you were reproducing a photo. But as an old comic strip artist, myself, I see the illustration effort you employed here. I like this very much and you did an excellent job!