#eurocomics

[earsplittingtrumpet]

from Max's Vapor

[cthullain]

I still don’t think it rlly looks like Dylan but-

[grishamanimationstudios102]

My new icon design for my profile on BlueBuddies.com! http://bluebuddies.com/cgi-bin/ultimatebb.cgi/profile/6579.html

The Smurfs are property of Peyo/IMPS/Lafig Belgium, S.A.

[judgeanon]

How come 2000ad is still up but heavy metal isn't?

Ok, so, I'm gonna generalize a LOT here and say a lot of very broad, probably wrong stuff, but here's what I believe:

Classic Heavy Metal/Metal Hurlant is always an artist first, story a very distant second kind of mag. Which sounds and is wonderful if you care about comic art (and you should), but doesn't really engender the kind of emotional attachment that brings people back every week to see how their favorite character is doing. It's an artist's showcase, a specialist magazine for a specialist audience that is always going to be smaller than the audience of the relatively more straightforward action/adventure sci-fi storytelling of 2000AD.

And remember that 2000AD was, for its first decade and a half of existence, aimed at literally children from 6-10. Yes, the art was gorgeous and insane and in some cases easily enjoyable by much of the same audience as HM/MH (in some cases directly inspired by it) but the large mass of readers were people who wanted to see what was going on with Dredd or Johnny Alpha or Rogue Trooper. Story and art were more head to head in terms of importance.

As an aside, that's something that I think happens a lot with British comics in general, especially ones that hire artists outside the Anglosphere: you get this mix of wild stylish French/Italian/Spanish art but with a lot more clear and straightforward action/adventure storytelling than what you see from those same artists. They lack the abstract weirdness of something like Le Garage Hermétique but gain more immediate appeal to people who are more interested in a story than in an artistic showcase. And in that way, they can also become gateways into the weirder stuff.

In a nutshell, Heavy Metal/Metal Hurlant is about letting artists do whatever they want however they want it, while 2000AD is about telling stories that people want to buy and continue buying. And one of those is always going to reach a wider audience than the other.

[duckydemons]

Was making my P3 stimboard for a request, looking at Paradise Lost cutscenes before I noticed something…

what the actual fuck. why are they twinning like that.

[n64retro]

Mortal Kombat 4 Eurocom / Midway Nintendo 64 1998

[analogtoonz]

DUKE4DUDE / DUDE4DUKE

-> Dude4Duke describes an individual who finds comfort or enjoyment in the ship of Duke Nukem x POSTAL Dude, or are alterhumans / fictionkin / alters of the two characters and are in a platonic, queerplatonic or romantic relationship.

id: a rectangular flag with 8 horizontal stripes. from top to bottom the stripes are coloured dark yellow, yellow, pastel yellow, grey, dark brown, brown, red and dark red. there is a slim black line below the grey line, separating the yellow and red colours. in the foreground, at the very centre, is yellow and black nuclear waste symbol /end id

(Inspired by Tumblr users @yummycrummy & @dudexdukeweklyy !!)

[vgadvisor]

[retrocgads]

UK 1998

[they-have-the-same-va]

James Bond from 007 Legends shares a voice actor with Urianger Augurelt from Final Fantasy XIV, beginning with Heavensward.

Voiced by Timothy Watson

[crystalfissured]

A new way of listening to Spyro music! This is the Spyro: A Hero’s Tail Game Soundtrack that has been slowed and had reverb added. Plus a tiny bit of mastering, some vinyl record effects and tweaks. Hope you enjoy!

[earsplittingtrumpet]

from Manuele Fior's Hypericon

[yumalianinja]

This is so bloody cute! Too bad I can't read French This is from FRNCK or FRNK Book 9 Apocalypse!

[oliveroctavius]

how come so many capecomics people I run into also really like Urasawa's Monster, even ones who don't regularly post about other manga

[z2z-gaming-and-random-art-ai]

Console Sports Games of 1993 - Sensible Soccer European Champions

Sensible Soccer European Champions is an entry in the prolific football series from Sensible Software and is largely the same game as the 1992 released Sensible Soccer European Champions 92/93 Edition, with the fast-paced top-down football that is synonymous with the Sensible Soccer series. 

The two major differences between the games are the removal of the custom teams from the 1992 release, as well as a change in developer, this port that was released on the Game Gear and Sega Master System was developed by Eurocom Developments and published by Sony Imagesoft. Sensible Soccer European Champions was released in the UK and other European countries in 1993. 

1. Intro 00:00 

2. Gameplay 00:15 

3. Outro 06:22 

Twitter (Gaming & AI Art) 

https://twitter.com/zero2zedGaming

Instagram (AI Art) 

https://www.instagram.com/random_art_ai/

For more sports game videos check out the playlists below

Console Sports Games of 1993 

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFJOZYl1h1CEhIf6hohng9T2IPLCpzn7o

[n64retro]

Mortal Kombat 4 (Eurocom, Midway, 1998)

Slammed ‘Mortal Kombat 4’ Nintendo 64