from Batman #659 (DC, January 2007), script by John Ostrander, pencils and inks by Tom Mandrake, colors by Nathan Eyring, letters by Rob Leigh
Friday, January 10, 2014
Today in Comics History, January 10: The Human Torch's arrival in Gotham City does not go unnoticed
from Batman #659 (DC, January 2007), script by John Ostrander, pencils and inks by Tom Mandrake, colors by Nathan Eyring, letters by Rob Leigh
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As someone who works as a longshoreman, unloading cargo ships, I can always tell when an artist is just guessing when it comes to those cranes. I get it, I looked at them my whole life and didn't understand how they worked until I was working next to them.
Now that's not something I would have thought to check against reality, Phillip, so thank you! I'm currently working on a post about how off-target the portrayal of a bookstore is in Doktor Sleepless, but I wouldn't know a correctly drawn crane from a heron! Thanks!
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