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FANTASTIC FOUR #579 (2010): 1st Future Foundation

by Berkeley Place on earthsmightiestblog.comArticle

One thing writer Jonathan Hickman is doing that I really like is that each issue of this series is self-contained, like nearly all of Jack Kirby and Stan Lee’s initial 100 issues on this book. (There’s a lot I like about Hickman’s run, by the way. This is just one thing.) At the same time, he honors…

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On 1997's Green Lantern/Flash: Faster Friends

by Caleb on everydayislikewednesday.comArticle

This two-issue series, which was originally released as Green Lantern/Flash: Faster Friends and Flash/Green Lantern: Faster Friends , was collected in Flash by Mark Waid Vol. 6. That's where I pulled the image at the top of my post about the DC Plus specials , and, since I had already checked the…

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Andy Carolan

by Andy Carolan on andycarolan.comWebsite

Andy Carolan is an illustrator and designer living in the UK. His work is playful and fun with a bold and bright style.He can be discovered flying solo or as part of a distributed team completing missions globally, spanning illustration, design and creative direction.

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Pleistocene Scenes Created Using Google’s New AI Feature

by markgelbart on markgelbart.wordpress.comArticle

The Google search engine has a new feature that creates images based on any description a user provides. These images are created in seconds. I used this feature to create images for this week’s blog entry and some of them are amazing. I had been using Deviant Art’s image prompts, but the program…

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Dreamy Digital Illustrations by Rebecca Zwanzig Tap into Art History and Nostalgia

by Kate Mothes on thisiscolossal.comArticle

The Portland-based artist's lush gradients are inspired by a love for oil painting. Do stories and artists like this matter to you? Become a Colossal Member today and support independent arts publishing for as little as $7 per month. The article Dreamy Digital Illustrations by Rebecca Zwanzig Tap…

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