Fantastic Four: Full Circle (Marvel Arts)

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I can’t believe Marvel would not go for this. It would have been awesome ! Love the day-glo look. This is way cooler than what they have now. Post a Reply Dynamite Entertainment announced that Ross would illustrate covers for the Fighting American series. [40] 2010s [ edit ] The ideas are percolating,” he answers cryptically. “I’m thinking about what I might like to try next.” This may all sound familiar to you. That’s because Ross had a Fantastic Four pitch rejected years ago and we broke that story as part of our coverage of the book Marvelocity in October 2018. So we re-present that original story below. Fantastic Four: Full Circledelivers a visually stunning story of Marvel’s First Family, as Alex Ross flexes a new set of storytelling muscles. But Why Tho?

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Miller, Matt (March 1, 2012). "April Cover Revealed: Assassin's Creed III". Game Informer. Archived from the original on November 1, 2013.If you’ve been dying for an old-school comic book storywith a modern-day art style and a color palette to feast your eyes on, Fantastic Four: Full Circle is right up your alley.” Culturess Alex Ross’s style combines tight linework and painted illustration in a color palette heavy on fluorescent shades of purple and green, warm shades of orange, and eerie blue, resulting in a distinctive pop art masterpiece that must be seen to be believed.” School Library Journal, STARRED Review Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards – Winner – Best Painter/Multimedia Artist: ( Kingdom Come (DC Comics)) Two decades later, when Marvel was prepping to relaunch the Fantastic Four comic title after an extended hiatus, Ross made a pitch to helm the revival. That didn’t happen, either. Partnering up with another writer was out of the question, as well. In less than a year, fans will get to see Alex Ross' writing in action for the first time since Kingdom Come. Fantastic Four: Full Circle already has beautiful art, and if Ross' previous works indicate how his next story will turn out, fans have every right to be excited. Marvel Comics' new Fantastic Four graphic novel appears to be an instant classic in the works.

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Harvey Awards Best Cover Artist Alex Ross, for Kurt Busiek's Astro City (Image/Homage), Batman: Legends of the Dark Knight #100 (DC), Squadron Supreme (Marvel Comics) In early 2002, Ross designed the promotional poster for the 2002 Academy Awards, [11] which depicted Oscar perched atop the First National Building. The Academy loaned Ross an actual Oscar statuette for a week for him to use as reference for the painting. Ross stated that he photographed members of his family as if they were receiving it. [4] [9] That same year, he was one of four artists who depicted Spider-Man on one of the covers to the April 27, 2002, issue of TV Guide as a promotional tie-in to the feature film Spider-Man. [9] Ross's poster for the 74th Academy Awards A visitor has appeared in the Baxter Building taking a very familiar form is his presence the start of an invasion or an invitation? Either was the Fantastic Four are headed to the Negitive Zone to find out. Even after all these years, he manages to deliver something new and fresh to the comic book world, while adapting a classic FF story. In this graphic novel the FF are also confronted by a version of the Nega-Man (ghost? Psychic projection...?), who was filled with "Nega-Energy" and whose name was Richard Janus (Ricardo Jones <-> Richard Janus).Alex Ross shows himself to be every but at talented or a writer as he is an artist. I hope we see more writer/artist projects from him in the future. I’ve always liked how Alex Ross borrows images from certain eras as likenesses for his characters. I remember how he used the likeness of Russell Johnson’s character the professor from “Gilligan’s island” as Reed Richards in prior comic books. Now it looks like he’s using Gary Conway from “Land of the Giants” as Reed Richards. Post a Reply Weiland, Jonah (May 10, 2006). "Ten Years Later: Reflecting on "Kingdom Come" with Alex Ross". Comic Book Resources. Archived from the original on April 21, 2009. Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards – Winner – Best Cover Artist: (for Kurt Busiek's Astro City [Jukebox Productions/Image])