What comic accurate are you talking about? Eyes are too big. God I hate what McFarlane did to this character.
I very much regret passing on the comiquette now- but did so because it was more of a McFralane/Bagley era version when what I really wanted was a Kane/Romita Sr era one.
I realize now though that this is a very difficult character to pose in an interesting, dynamic way. The kinds of poses that are going to be most true to the character are almost entirely horizontally orientated (crouching, crawling,hunched over swinging, etc) and if he's swinging you have to find an unobtrusive way to support him at the base (as the Koto does) but it is always going to look obvious because there is no way to have him not touching another object. The Comiquette got around this by using a vertical orientation for the backdrop, while the character itself was more horizontally compressed (bent over at the waist). I rejected it at the time for the details- limbs too sinewy, eyes too big- but upon reflection it's probably the best, most iconic-ally posed version of the character we're likely to see.
I can freely admit that I am looking forward to a new 1/4 Spiderman as I would LOVE to have one in my collection. However, as the noob shine has warn off so to speak, and despite my statements to the contrary before, I HAVE come to realize just how awesome the Com looks, and I am not sure if I could be happy with anything else. Will have to wait and see
What comic accurate are you talking about? Eyes are too big. God I hate what McFarlane did to this character.
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What comic accurate are you talking about? Eyes are too big. God I hate what McFarlane did to this character.
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Since you made a McFarlane reference you already know the big eyes are comic accurate . But I meant moreso the shape of the eyes rather than the size. Raimi used triangles, the new eyes are more rounded at the bottom, which is how they are most depicted in the comics.
The classic eyes are great, that's how he started. The best eyes to me since I was reading as a kid in the 90s are fairly large but smaller than McFarlane's. John Romita Jr., Joe Madureira, The Dodsons, Stefano Caselli, Mike Wieringo...I really like their versions...and sometimes Sal Buscema and Steve McNiven drew them well.
But there's NEVER a reason they should be this big.
Since you made a McFarlane reference you already know the big eyes are comic accurate
So if they made them the way I like them they'd be comic accurate too, right?
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Like I said. 1/5 is fine as long as its done well. Good job on the recon Spidey.
Another Spidey display? WIN! Don't care if it's 1:5. Especially if there are going to be three pieces that are supposed to be displayed together it will be a no-brainer for me.
All depends on timing if I get these or not, I've got to look for a new job next month. I really like what I've seen so far so hopefully all will be good.
So it seems pretty clear ow that this is all part of a 1/5 J Scott Campbell line with at least Spideman, Mary Jane, and Gwen Stacy in it
Spidey
Gwen
MJ
I gotta admit to being completely torn on this one? Originally as cute as I thought the MJ was I was going to pass on her, BUT now it seems like there going to be at least 3 pieces in the line, and they ALL look like they could be pretty nice. I am manly a 1/4 guy, but for so many major and iconic characters I might have to make an exception
Edit: I wonder if they might ALL preview together at SDCC2013??