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Published: 2010-03-31 03:47:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 23441; Favourites: 499; Downloads: 1448
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For all of you who are sad at the cancellation of her comic title, here's a little pin up to satisfy your Carol Danvers craving. Tried some different coloring techniques on her, I'm still learning how to color on the ol Mac. All in all I think she turned out pretty well.Related content
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I really like this artwork, I am a big fan of Marvel. I really like the way her boots are long and widened as the hips are as well. You made the ribbon that is on her waist move along with the wind as the hair is doing. I love her pose, it looks fierce, butt-kicking. But I also think the neck is a bit too long. I don't know it could just be me. All in all you did a great and excellent job on Ms. Marvel so much I am going to add this artwork to my favorites!
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Sweet. This will always be her best look.
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nice. the breasts are a bit big for carol, and the waist needs a bit more length for my tastes, but overall, i love this version. good work.
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I love the picture except I think she's showing a little to much forehead
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I was pretty disappointed myself cause I had a subscription to it at my local comic shop. Excellent job on this pic and very vibrant. I love her pose and beauty
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Who knows, but I really enjoyed it.
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awesome! I like it a lot. there is just one thing I would add to it.
I notice you do this in general so pay no attention if you prefer it this way but, the darker part of the skin is kind of too light and the way it shades lacks that comic kind strength that makes them look cooler.
Thats just my take on it, maybe you could try that for a change. Or not. Its your call
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It was a sad day when the Ms. Marvel comic was cancelled. This is a great pic of Ms. Marvel.
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Very nice. She looks strong and confident. Good job!
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Strong pose, I liked her but I find the women heroines dont get interesting vilains very often...and an hero is as great as the opposition he-she get, to win without opposition, you will not get Glory...something around that line....no?
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I totally agree. You cannot have a great hero without a great villain. I would even argue that the best heros have villains that are stronger, faster, and smarter than the hero. Then defeating the villain becomes something that is a true test of a hero.
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Make me research where I remenber that from, it is from a very classic theather play called LE CID, written by the french writter Corneille, its the story of a Spanish warrior in the Reconquista war againt the maures-arabs who occupied Spain for 500 years and he say; 'Γ vaincre sans pΓ©ril, on triomphe sans gloire!' something like; to conquer without risk, one triumph without glory!!! so give us Marvel Girl against Galactus...not so overgrown butterfly....
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