The Phantom by Mikeall
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'Faux' double page spread. Thanks for looking.
Comments (17)
Nice pic! the only color make the character and the title really present, that's a good idea!
Nice image Mike, I like the use of the 'spot' colour.
Always so authentic and always so excellent. Top marks.
fantastic look, excellent action and pulp feel
I can't get enough of these!
Great work!!!!!
Great action. Like the perspective. And you can't go wrong with The Phantom.
wow it looks like you scanned a real magazine! (If you did, sorry for being so obvious haha) great character, starting to a great story line
Guns, horses, dinosaurs and a masked hero in a pickle - I can't think of a more archetypal scene - a schoolboy's staple. I really like your faux brushwork on the background. Good work. Gary
perfect classical cover art !!!!
Brilliant retro style
This works so well, and very dynamic!! I always found the images more exciting than the actual stories and this is right up there.
Just a perfect vintage inside artwork! Perfect!
I can image restricting the colour palette to the tones the original pulp or newspaper publishers could print those days can be hard sometimes, with the colourful 3d scene in front of you. A graphic gem.
Just like an old magazine in two colours !! Excellent !!
I'm in LOVE with this image! You really captured the spirit of the Ghost Who Walks. The two colors really make this pop. And you even made the registration off a bit, which adds a sense of authenticity to the piece. BRAVO! The Point of View on this piece really gives it a sense of drama and urgency, as does the thundering hooves of the horse's pose. The only thing I would suggest to improve it would be to take another look at the ferns (or whatever plants those are) behind the horse. Perhaps making them a bit lighter would decrease the clutter back there and make the horse seem more isolated, alone, and vulnerable to the onrushing dinosaurs (who look suitably menacing and hungry, by the way). As usual, I'm really looking closely for suggestions on ways to improve this piece, and once again, my friend, you've made it very difficult for me. You hit this one out of the park! PS: I prefer this one to the color version (which is also very nice, by the way). I just can't help but love the more retro version of the two. Thanks again for posting it.
Excellent work. D