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Limited of NOS4A2 from SubPress
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Encountered this NOS4A2 animation on Youtube and had to share:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZA_ur0GvSNU
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According to the SubPress site, NOS4A2 is now at the printer. Happy happy joy joy!!!
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Yeah i liked the cover for TWTTK but the layout was rubbish, the cover for NOS4A2 though just doesn't fit the story though imo, this story is gritty and that cover is childish
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Originally posted by RJK1981 View PostI agree, don't like this comic style are for these novels, including the stuff for Stephen King books. I have a strong dislike for the limited cover of King's TWTTK. I don't mind that kind of art for comic/graphic novel, but for an actual novel it just doesn't do it for me.
The cover for this makes it seem like this isn't going to be a serious novel at all. It wouldn't seem so much like that without the moon part of the cover. I plan on getting the trade edition of this, but not interested in finding the limited edition on the secondary market.
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Originally posted by bsaenz24 View PostPersonally, I don't see a comic book style of art working for most any "serious" story in a signed/limited. I know Locke/Key was serious in tone, but for some weird reason, to me anyway, art that works for a serious comic rarely seems appropriate to a serious novel. Not sure why.
The cover for this makes it seem like this isn't going to be a serious novel at all. It wouldn't seem so much like that without the moon part of the cover. I plan on getting the trade edition of this, but not interested in finding the limited edition on the secondary market.
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Originally posted by Dan Hocker View PostNot all comic artists do all of their work the same way. Just look at the artwork Troy Nixey did for The Strain. He's a comic artist and his artwork in the strain looked nothing like comic art.Last edited by bsaenz24; 01-15-2013, 09:44 PM.
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Not all comic artists do all of their work the same way. Just look at the artwork Troy Nixey did for The Strain. He's a comic artist and his artwork in the strain looked nothing like comic art.
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Personally, I don't see a comic book style of art working for most any "serious" story in a signed/limited. I know Locke/Key was serious in tone, but for some weird reason, to me anyway, art that works for a serious comic rarely seems appropriate to a serious novel. Not sure why.
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Don't get me wrong i think he's great at comic art, but that style, for me after reading the book, doesn't fit this story, and i'm really disappointed that he's illustrating The Shining, for the money they are planning to charge i think they could have got a top artist! It's the 1st King S/L that i won't be going for, not even a gift edition.
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I haven't seen the artist's other work besides the Locke/Key comin which I do like, but it "is" comic book art. A different style. And as the cover for NOS4A2 seems to fit with the comic style, at least to me, I am not overly hopeful for the art in the book, but who knows. The other concer is that he is now the artist for The Shining too..........hhmmmmmm....
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Great story, read it last year, but i passed on the limited, i don't think the S/N is priced too bad but i'm not a fan of the artist and really don't like the cover
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