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DeadlyPancake β Shocker - Spidey Subway Brawl
Published: 2009-04-16 15:28:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 4156; Favourites: 100; Downloads: 76
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Great pencils by , flawless inks by . Colors and renders by yours truly.Thanks for peekin'.
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Man, I really wish there was more art of this quality of good ol Herman Schultz, severely underrated character who deserves more fanart and attention.
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Oh wow, an excellent looking battle! Shocker's kind of an underrated Spidey villain, I think.
I also can't help but remember the Spider Man Movie game for the Gamecube. It was a challenge to get to Shocker in this area, 'cause of those dang giant shockwaves.
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People snicker when I say Shocker's one of my favorite Spiderman villains. But hell, he plays it professional when the other Spider-villains act like herpderps. He's not subjected to the stupid gimmicks or repeated deaths like the more prominent ones. Stay classy, Shocker.
(probably the best shocker art on here!)
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reminds me of the first spiderman game, where you fight him in the subways
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Spectacular!!!
Also, Shocker is one of my favorite villains in marvel comics, although being somewhat overlooked. I donΒ΄t know why it is so uncool and boring to just rob banks and work as a weapon-for-hire but all nowadays villains who get all the attention are of the the global threat-level.
Point being: Epic story lines, including baddies like Doctor Doom are overused. The "lesser" baddies, those who do not try to conquer or destroy the world are all forgotten.
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Any nerdy technicalities aside (the kind I almost always have to make with art of the Shocker), this is an incredible piece of art.
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I guess that's one way to express "artistic license."
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Lay the nerdy technicalities on, by all means.
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Well if you must know, Shocker's gauntlets wouldn't do that because his weapons shoot vibrations, not electricity.
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Well if you must know, I WILL END YOU.
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Damn Amazing job for everyone who worked on this, ARTGODS
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I saw this on guiles page and was having a hard time closing my mouth.... this is a beautifully rendered image and your colors over the slick lines and well thought out pencils makes for a masterpiece.....
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I dunno about MASTERPIECE... lol
I'm pretty sure a lot of dudes at Marvel could color me out of my shorts, but I appreciate the comments.
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heh well on THIS piece, it's slammin! Everyone that has some real potential has that ONE piece that outshines even the pro's, and this is at least one of them for you=]
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Ohhhh... Hush you.
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You liberated the banana slug people of parallel universe Q-7783-R.
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So I take it they wronged you in some way? Like stealing your feet to propel their tanks.
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nobody said anything about right and wrong. That's why I have this anti-inflammatory salmon in my shoe.
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Then you and I are at a stand still, a stale mate as it were. I bid you good day, sir.
>_>
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Thanks for appreciating my art. I've surely appreciated this conversation, and will keep it next to my salmon, always.
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The colors are great but perhaps a bit too dark.
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Adjust your monitor. Looks fine on mine.
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So to whom do I owe the credit of this awesome pic?
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I did the colors and the renders, did the lines, did the inks.
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Well, the quality of teamwork does show.
Good job to all of you!
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I don't think it's my monitor. I simply think the colors are dark. Mainly Spidey, Shocker looks ok.
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Well, they ARE in a subway tunnel...
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Don't go getting your feathers ruffled. Just giving my opinion.
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I haven't even got the feathers to get them ruffled. :9
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Thanks much! I forgot who the ink artist was, though. I'd like to credit them, too.
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Which b&w version did you use?
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I don't remember for sure, but it was an inked version. Lemme look in your gallery a second,
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