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Tweak says, "Charlie and Cass"

blackdocs/team_mummy (blackdocs) wrote in scans_daily,
@ 2009-03-04 22:30:00

Current music:	faith no more
Entry tags:	creator: ed brubaker, creator: sean phillips, publisher: marvel comics

HEYYY YOOOU GUYSSS!!!
I missed you, I missed you, I missed you!

I come bearing 5 uber-sexy scans from my favorite comic of all time (and it's barely on it's second issue!)

INCOGNITO!!!!

OMFG, if you're a Brubaker slut like I am, then you are already getting this one and loving every drop of ink on every page. Grrrrrrr, it's so fucking good. The man just reads my mind and then turns it into comics I will always buy. I don't wanna gush more than I already have, but here ya go. I wish I had a sexy domino mask...soon...soon.

Mmmmm, this is the hottest part from this issue. also love the meta/wink in the final panel. The guy dresses up and live his power fantasy, but he's stuck with Harvey Pekar's dayjob as a faceless file clerk.

PS: if I can squeeze in a little shameless self promotion: Give a looksee at my saga Team Mummy. It's a fracture time/make it up as I go kind of comic. All by me, some punk-ass kid who just wants to draw and tell a story about everything I love. thx ^_^

ALSO: I was so sad when the LJ comm went poof, I had just gotten the idea to get a Draw Bizarro Meme going and had no where to spread the word to. PLEASE JOIN IN!!!

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	janegray 2009-03-05 03:51 am UTC (link)
	Nice story :) But I'm pretty sure the format of your tags is wrong. (Reply to this)

noahbrand
2009-03-05 06:14 am UTC (link)

For your sexy domino mask, I recommend a product called Friendly Plastic. It's available at craft stores or online, and it's a hard plastic, like they make toys out of, that becomes as malleable as Silly Putty at a relatively low temperature. Thus, you can make it into a sheet big enough to carve a mask out of, then actually mold it onto your own face. It's hot, about like putting a steaming towel on your face prior to a shave--uncomfortable but tolerable. Once you've got a hard piece of plastic in the exact shape of your face, you can cut it down to the mask dimensions you want with a small, sharp blade.

It's how I did my Nightwing mask, once upon a time.

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	superfan1 2009-03-06 01:43 am UTC (link)
	That one heck of a story and uppercut. (Reply to this) (Thread)

	(Anonymous) 2009-03-06 03:06 am UTC (link)
	About the uppercut, my first thought was this: "Every time Jim Aparo drew Batman hitting someone, it looked like -- at the very least -- they would never walk again." Chris Sims (http://the-isb.blogspot.com/2006/11/crank-file-brave-and-bold-115.html#comments) (Reply to this) (Parent)