#todd nuack

[dailyjeangrey]

Todd Nauck just posted this gorgeous X-Factor Jean

Very cool!!!!

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Thor: Where Walk the Frost Giants #1 (2017), [first published in Journey Into Mystery #112]

[paladin-of-nerd-fandom65]

DC asks

7, 12, 28, 29, 33, 47

7.If I had to choose, it’ll probably be Bart X Cassie. The two are known troublemakers and street smart guys with an attitude. Just wondering what sort of delicious chaos they can cook up together like a Bad Boy and Bad Girl couple

12. While Trouble in Tokyo and Superman vs The Elite are easily my third and second place choices out of dozen choices, my top two would be the movie version of the Judas Contract (Random Kevin Smith cameo notwithstanding) and of course Mask of the Phantasm

28. Honestly it’s a toss up between three candidates; Marv Wolfman and George Perez’s New Teen Titans, Geoff Johns on Action Comics (which gave us Chris Kent; complimented by Kurt Busiek’s work on the Superman solo) and probably Scott Snyder’s underrated run on Justice League

29. Patrick Gleason, George Perez, Jim Lee, Todd Nuack, The Dodsons, Francis Manapul, Marcus To, and Bruno Redondo

33. Superman The Animated Series if only because it seriously needs being talked about a lot more

47. If lean on either a Tamaranean power set akin to Starfire and Blackfire or a Kryptonian one similarly to Superman and his Allies

Thanks for the asks buddy. These are fun ☺️

@spider-jaysart

[missyporkbarreling]

Rosabelle's death has been catalogued 4 times. and they're all fucking horrible

starting off with easily the ugliest and bloodiest rendition. if it wasn't for the pannel showing it uncerimoniously fwmp to the only family she ever had then you wouldn't be mistaken in thinking that punch blew her fucking head open that's how brutal it is.

then we have the beautiful work off Todd Nuack absolutely fucking wasted on this tumor of a story. where more attention is given to Leonid and Baby's rightious fury at their beloved having her fucking head punched off than given to her actual death. which is atleast better than infinite crisis which was more preocupied with SBP's fucking whining.

for the next appearance of her death we jump forward a few years and dimensions. as her next death is in the panels of booster gold. issue 8 has an issue with pantha wholey seperate from her death but this isn't about that

we're here to talk about this absolute fucking waste. if it wasn't for the caption when Hawkman fried then you couldn't even tell Wild dog killed her. he's just firing in her general direction, and despite her being an incredibly agile cat woman a few uzi rounds is enough to take her down. apparently.

but then we get to the last and in my mind the absolute most fucking infuriating thing ever done to my sweet baby. a few months after the booster gold issue issue 3 of ambush bug: year none came out.

and it featured this absolute crime of a panel. where Pantha's decapitated head is cruely tossed at the main character when he walks in on the battle for smallville. the absolute insult. 3 years as a titan, 43 entire fucking issues. ontop of a dozen cameos in other books. and that's how AB treats her. like a fucking punchline.

it'd almost be funny if Pantha hadn't just shown up in books for the past 3 fucking years just to die. and all because Goeff fucking Johns wanted to make her boyfriend a depressed reclusive asshole.

and with me starting to go off the rails and cursing Geoff Johns' name it's about time that I hit post on this rant. my baby's been treated so very cruely. and she deserves atleast this consulation prize

Why do they deserve to win?

Pantha

Phantom Stranger

[stryfeposting]

cosmic ghost rider destroys marvel history vol 1 #6

written by paul scheer and nick giovannetti, art by todd nauck, colour by antonio fabela.

[spite-and-waffles]

I started reading comics fifteen years ago and I have come to the conclusion by now that the best way to enjoy comics is to stop reading them. 😊

[ectonurites]

We got Todd Nuack’s Bart, Belen Ortega’s Tim, and bi Rose crumbs all in one day. It’s been a good day

TRULY YEAH. lots of fun stuff!! in particular the Bart story was so... seeing him have one of his infamous silly little sarcastic thought bubbles again made me wanna cry tears of joy, yk?

(The Flash #800)

[jeeperso]

oh, and the janitor is just a quirk of the artist, Todd Nuack, who likes sticking references to Mystery Science Theatre 3000 into his work, so that's Impulse as Joel Hodgson of the Gizmonic Institute, just another guy in a red jumpsuit

Why does it feel like they came up with the goofiest thing in the world for Tim.

Bart and Kon at least seem like genuine fears, and Tim’s is…….. batarang hand 😭⁉️

[augustheart]

when they give todd nuack a good colorist it's such a blessing. i like his art style in general but when it gets to be actually vibrant it's so good.

[timothy-kaplans]

I’ve missed these kids sm 🥹 I’ve only relatively recently started getting into these vintage heroes with Wing, Newsboy Legion, Sandy, TickTock, Radiowave etc. so seeing them drawn by Todd Nuack is so amazing.

[doesithavetobeaspider]

Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man (V2) #13 by Tom Taylor and Ken Lashley/Todd Nuack/Ig Guara/Dike Ruan

[thattimdrakeguy]

Top ten tim artists?

Ooo, top 10 is hard. So I'll just number the ones that I feel deserve the spots in my head

1. George Perez (He did create the standard all Tim's are based on.)

2. Belen Ortega (May possibly change. But she gets the face down. Just needs to make Tim's body smaller. Bernard's supposed to be a whole head taller than Tim.)

3. Pete Woods (A weird note, but I mainly mean later in the run, but before DC made him match what Tim looked like in Teen Titans. He had a really good Tim going for him.)

4. Patrick Gleason (Mainly just for Young Justice #4. He did so good there.)

5. Norm Breyfogle (Never worked on his solo as far as I'm aware, but did some great Tim's for Batman and Detective Comics.)

Gosh, this is getting hard, because I know there's some amazing Tim artists, but I can't think of the names cause sometimes they only worked a single issue.

6. Tom Lyle (He did Tim's mini series. He made Tim way too buff--but that was the way of the 90s I guess.)

7. Mike Wieringo (Was my favorite Tim artist for a bit, but when I read the character from the start. I started to feel like he made Tim look a bit too cool, and confident. Tim even when brave is always at least a bit nervous.)

8. Todd Nuack (Sometimes truly him really weirdly. That's why he's this low. Some times he drew the best Tim's. So maybe I'll rank him higher in a post edit.)

9. Dustin Nguyen (Just like it really.)

10. Staz Johnson (He had the worst case of 90s muscles. But I can't help but feel nostalgic for it. He drew a lot of the best era for Tim.)

There was another artist I wanted to put on this list, but I can't think of his name, and he only drew Tim well during his early run. Later on he drew Tim unrecognizable. I can't think of his name though. But if he was to be counted for only his good Tims he'd be a lot higher on the list. But if I have to count every Tim, then--eh.

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X-Campus #4 (2010)

[docgold13]

Then there was the time the Wonder Twins made their proper DCU debut in Extreme Justice with the ever so lovely ~90's aesthetic~.

Then they return in The old Young Justice series with much more badass modern redesigns by Todd Nuack.

‘Proper DCU debut’ my foot. Super Friends is an in-cannon book, and an important one to boot… most of the Global Guardians first appeared in the pages of Super Friends, including future Justice Leaguers Fire and Ice.

[thecomicon]

Super Sunday (Part 6): Will Gwen Get A Helping And From The Green Goblin In 'Gwen Stacy' #2?

Super Sunday (Part 6): Will Gwen Get A Helping And From The Green Goblin In ‘Gwen Stacy’ #2?

Cover by Adam Hughes

The secret history of Gwen Stacy continues to be explored in Gwen Stacy #2 this coming week by the creative team of Christos Gage, Todd Nuack and Rachelle Rosenberg. Gwen’s dad is hospitalised and she’s not the type to just sit on her hands and do nothing. But, is the type to take the help of Norman Osborn? Check out our preview below.

Gwen’s dad is hurt, in the hospital and…

[lobocomicsandtoys]

INFINITY WARS SLEEPWALKER #2 (OF 4)

Written by Chris Sims and Chad Bowers Art by Todd Nauck

Deep in the mind of man, in the ephemeral land of dreams, he lurks! The Sleepwalker - a guardian of the Mindscape, a realm threatened by the disruptive power of the Infinity Stones! But when all of reality becomes warped in INFINITY WARS, can Sleepwalker find the help he needs to save us all? Rated T+

Available at Lobo Comics & Toys this coming Wednesday, 10/24/2018

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