#comic clem

[cloudiekandi]

X3 !!!

[clemnoir]

this came to me in a vision

[ooliecat]

hey i saw this one post about the counselors interacting with the campers minus raz and i decided to get off my ass and finish these months old comics but then i realized why i don't do comics often

comic B, the only comic i remembered to label, was gonna have one more page but to be honest i couldn't be blanked. it was gonna have milla suggest that they do a poll with the other campers to figure out the name, as a copout to not pick one over the other.

and the uncolored page takes place in millas dance party but you know how hard that is to color? in a good way? i tried i really did

[psychonauts2000]

Prologue: Who's Chasing Who? 2/3

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[corromon]

Misdirection

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[spacedlexi]

i miss your art 😞 so excited for you to post again (no rush)

ive still been posting 😭 but sorry i only have more boring doodles to post today 😔 fuck this stupid degree i just wanna draw fanart all day

heres a little thumbnail ive got in my pocket just for u

[the-gershomite]

The Goon #7 -June 2004- Dark Horse Comics

by Eric Powell

color assists by Robin Powell, Ben Cocke and Barry Gregory

framing sequence and cover by Mike Mignola

colors by Dave Stewart

letters by Clem Robins

[tk-sketches]

it is once again swordtember... I'm doodling some guys

[cloudiekandi]

😙🧸

[panelswithoutpeople]

Gotham Central: Soft Targets (pt. 3 of 4)

by Ed Brubaker, Greg Rucka, Michael Lark, and Stefano Gaudiano

[middenway]

I love this subtle fourth wall break in Hellboy: Darkness Calls

There's this trick in storytelling where a fourth wall break can be used to create an unsettled feeling in the viewer/reader. One of the most famous examples is in Ridley Scott's Alien, when Ash apparently sees the camera operator. (Dan Olson discusses it here.)

It requires a delicate touch, because if you push it too hard, you break immersion. The idea is that the audience feels that something is off, but they can't immediately pinpoint what it is. There's a nice example of this in Hellboy: Darkness Calls #1, when a bunch of cats are following Hellboy. It feels unnatural, and in one panel, there's a cat that has seemingly become aware of the reader...

Maybe you don't notice it, but you feel its effect.

[stop-breaking-my-heart-telltale]

now that I've had some time to think about Book Three's cover/description, here are some bullet-point thoughts

The art style has vastly improved from Book One. It feels like Tillie's finally comfortable with style, and the characters here don't have same face syndrome here. Also the color palette here is my favorite of the three covers. From everything that I've read from Tillie, the way she works with color is a strong point of her work... which again, makes me wish the entire comic was in color but nooooo...

It looks like Ricca has her own cane now, which makes sense given a bit point of her character through the series is her worsening vision like... even with her glasses, she's practically blind.

Clementine has a new hat. Y'know... because her iconic hat got left with AJ... y'all still remember AJ, right? The comics don't.

Dr. Barnwell the cat made it onto the cover.... you know I'm in too deep with these damn comics when I see some random person be like "Clementine's getting a new cat" and I say, out loud, "That's Dr. Barnwell, you dingus, he's been around since the end of Book One." AS IF ANYONE ELSE CARES!

I know too much about this series, y'all

In my defense, I'm a little snappy about stuff like that after Book Two came out and people were just making shit up about what happens, going as far as to fake screenshots, and tell people it's "just like fifty shades of grey" when uh NO? it's not? People were deliberately trying to deceive others over certain elements and it still makes me mad whenever I think about it.... ANYWAY

We also see Fen and Olivia featured here, too. Fen's one of the more interesting side characters we've gotten, and I'm glad she survived Book Two, and Olivia.... I notice the way she's drawn with the front of her body hidden. I know that's probably to not show spoilers for Book Two since that reveal's a big deal, but still.

"Clementine finally has it all–a safe place to live, a girlfriend, and even a cat…but nothing lasts forever. And when Clementine suffers a loss unlike anything she’s ever faced, a new mentor called The Gardener offers her a new family, and a new way of living… but at what cost?" This is the description we were given.

First of all, Clementine had it all at Ericson, and it didn't make her happy. In fact, it made her so miserable that she left... I kinda hope this book does something with that by giving her everything she wants [as in, the safe home, a romantic partner, friends, a cat, etc] and she's STILL unhappy...? And it ends with her leaving again? But something tells me it won't.

Clementine's going to suffer a loss "unlike anything she's ever faced"? Ehhhh, press X to doubt. I played the games, I lived through all of her losses. I don't think anything will ever top seeing her parents as walkers and then losing Lee right after.

I mentioned before that the obvious direction here would be for Olivia to lose her baby, or for Olivia to die after giving birth, but uh... Clementine's been through both of those things with Christa and Rebecca... but we have to keep in mind that we're so far removed from the games at this point that it's never going to bring those up, y'know?

Real talk though? I'm very intrigued by the idea of a new mentor character called The Gardener who is apparently offering her a new family and a new way of life... but at a cost. What cost? What new way of life? What new family? Are we joining a cult now?

Listen, we missed out on the opportunity for a cannibalism plot in Book One, and Miss Morro left a lot to be desired in Book Two, so like... go extra dark this time. C'mon, Tillie, do it.

Also, Amos is definitely coming back as a twist villain, I feel it in my bones. We didn't see a body at the end of Book One okay!

I'm mostly joking but also NOT JOKING AT ALL!

My offer still stands, if Amos comes back, the book is an automatic 5/5 stars, no questions asked.

Anyway, I'll keep y'all updated on this, and when it releases next year, I'll write my in-depth review... "I read it so you don't have to" and all that.

Just as a final reminder, and allow me to make it extra big so that everyone can see it:

Leave Tillie Walden alone. I don't care if you hate the comics or think they're an insult to the game or whatever else. You want to express that, then do it on your blog. Don't send it to Tillie. We have enough pricks harassing her as is, and you're the bigger asshole here if you think it's okay to send her shit like that, so don't.

Seriously, it's the last book and then Tillie's done with the series, and I doubt they're gonna sign her on to make more. The games still exist, you can still go play them, these comics aren't taking that away from you... and if you feel like they are, then don't engage with them, period. It's not hard.

I cover the comics in-depth for people who don't want to read them but are curious about what happens. They don't bother me in that "they ruined the games" way that they used to, so I can handle it. If you can't, then do yourself a favor and just don't. Just don't!

[corromon]

How Clems adventure began (sorta)

[c1emtyne]

Overwatch rare pair week Day one:

Crush (quite literally)

Prompt list below the cut:

Prompt list by @/HLCstan on Twitter

[the-gershomite]

The Dark Horse Book of Witchcraft -2004- Dark Horse Comics

"The Troll Witch" A Hellboy Adventure

story and art by Mike Mignola

colors by Dave Stewart

letters by Clem Robins

[bleaksqueak]

While i work I've been listening to an LP of the Telltale Walking Dead Games (the ones with clementine, I do not care about the others lmao). Ages ago when I played these I was well aware/amused that part of season 2 takes place in Parker's Crossroads/Parker's Run because I grew up right next to it and the detail stood out to me. But I never caught the line of "We'll head to parker's run. It's just up the road from here" until just right now. So I had a sort of "wait, where the fuck are they supposed to be right now?" (search)

ARE YOU SHITTING ME LMAO So by process of elimination, since it's the only city with anything even remotely resembling a large home supply store, that would mean they're in my literal hometown. My tiny hometown in the middle of nowhere that's never in anything that barely anyone knows of. How in the fuck lmao