Art by Karl Richardson & Francis Manapul
If you had asked me what were the chances of opening the Previews catalog and finding two covers featuring a big scary ape crushing a human skull, I would say they were near zero. Two of them? Even less.
And yet here we are. On the left we have BOOM!'s Planet of the Apes cover, and on the right DC's Grodd of War, part of their Flashpoint event. I don't think this is a true swipe, as the art is very different on both of these, just one of those odd coincidences where two artists will use the same layout and/or composition.
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Posted byMatt Duarteat9:01 PM
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Ivansaid...Grood of War has inside art by the great Ig Guara.
Just plugging my teacher's work. :P
Trevorsaid...This was a fascinating feature! It's a swipe but it isn't !
March 25, 2011 12:15 PMAnonymoussaid...Why is this the most recent post in over 48 hours?
March 26, 2011 10:59 PM
Ryan K Lindsaysaid...Seriously?
What Dan Slott said.
What.
Dan.
Slott.
Said.
:)
Francinesaid...Yay it's Ryan the patronizing ass, god forbid a reader would have a negative opinion of a feature
March 27, 2011 10:32 AM
Matt Duartesaid...Sorry, Anon, that has been mostly my fault.
March 27, 2011 11:50 AMRyan K Lindsaysaid...Francine-I don't see a negative opinion of this feature...I see someone annoyed we took a weekend. I also see me smiling, but thanks for the name-calling. Appreciated.
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