"i just don't like this thread. not that the pic doesn't contribute to discussion, just that spawns been mentioned before and that this isn't really thread worthy" said the Dancing Cow
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i think ill marry a SpellCheck one day
Does this remind you of anything?
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Well, David Michelinie is generally regarded as the creator of the concepts of Venom and the symbiote....but I was referring to the way Spider-man moves, actually. McFarlane drew him as if he moved like a spider, he started drawing him doing the hanging upside down by a single thread thing, he made him more flexible, made his crawling and movements less human, made his swinging more agile....Eldo wrote:He was the artist who drew Venom...well, the first artist anyway.
That kind of makes him the creator of Venom, in a way.
ANYWAY!
it's just a desolte red landscape. It's too little infer and kind of real resemblance.
"For you are life, rarer than a quark and unpredictable beyond the dreams of Heisenberg; the clay in which the forces that shape all things leave their fingerprints most clearly."
- From Alan Moore's The Watchmen
- From Alan Moore's The Watchmen
the spell-check cow was simply an expression of what i thought of this thread. the thread would have been a decent post, but as a thread it's lacking in material to discuss. you can tell because already the conversation has turned to comic books lol.
that and you're new
. but dont let me being an old fart discourage your from posting, just startin threads 
that and you're new
. but dont let me being an old fart discourage your from posting, just startin threads 
The comic, of course. Check out issues from the 60's and 70's and compare them to McFarlane's run in the late 80's.Istvan wrote:Are we talking about the Spider-man cartoon, or the comic? I'd thought the comic, but your talking about the way he moved makes me think the cartoon.
Even the way artists draw his webs these days is inspired by McFarlane's run.
"For you are life, rarer than a quark and unpredictable beyond the dreams of Heisenberg; the clay in which the forces that shape all things leave their fingerprints most clearly."
- From Alan Moore's The Watchmen
- From Alan Moore's The Watchmen
