


Dug up these neato pencil to ink to color images from Hellboy
Darkness Calls along with a big wordy bit on Dark Horse whilst searching for ways to remove sibilance from audio. It was on Apple's site. (hooray vagaries of the internet) There's a rad production profile that runs down just how much work Mignola
used to do when he did Hellboy on his own. But now that he has superhuman sketch/ink dude Duncan Fegredo and what appears to be the only colorist left in the Dark Horse universe - Dave Stewart - at his command, ol' Mikey just has to crank out 20 some pages of word balloons a month. Good deal!
So long as the books keep coming out monthly, and looking this great - I really don't really care. In fact I think Fegredo is probably a little bit
better than his Master at this point.
Article can be found
here.
3 comments:
Hellboy is fun.
If you have not read a Hellboy graphic novel, I heartily recommend that one do so.
I give it two thumbs up.
At least he's still doing covers. I wish he'd do all of it - from start to finish, like the old days. And what ever happened to Amazing Screw-On Head?
Huh. I'm surprised that they scan in their line art.
I figured that everything would be done on Wacoms by now.
For once, Go-Go speaks wisdom.
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