Would You Support Redrawn Comics?
So, Igor Kordey gave a nice interview here with Tim Leong.
Reading it, and seeing again how nice his art on Smoke looks, it really makes me feel sorry about the fact that he was so rushed on New X-Men (and I have no idea what his problem was on X-Treme X-Men).
So what I was wondering is, if it were possible, would you support special editions where a different artist came in and redrew issues based on the scripts?
For instance, if possible (as in, it would not interfere with his current projects), would you support Frank Quitely going back and drawing Kordey's fill-in issues on New X-Men?
Or Bachalo's issues?
Or Jiminez?
Or even Kordey going back and spending more time on the project?
Or do you think this is akin to colorizing films, in that it is not being true to the creative spirit of the works?
Reading it, and seeing again how nice his art on Smoke looks, it really makes me feel sorry about the fact that he was so rushed on New X-Men (and I have no idea what his problem was on X-Treme X-Men).
So what I was wondering is, if it were possible, would you support special editions where a different artist came in and redrew issues based on the scripts?
For instance, if possible (as in, it would not interfere with his current projects), would you support Frank Quitely going back and drawing Kordey's fill-in issues on New X-Men?
Or Bachalo's issues?
Or Jiminez?
Or even Kordey going back and spending more time on the project?
Or do you think this is akin to colorizing films, in that it is not being true to the creative spirit of the works?
posted by Brian Cronin at 6/28/2005 07:09:00 PM
1 Comments:
Okay, I liked Bachalo's NXM arc art a lot.
However, if Quitely drew the entire run, it would be utterly fantastic, and yes, I'd spend yet another large sum of cash to get it. But that's because it's Quitely and Morrison, and those two have created some of the greatest comics in decades.
So, redrawn comics? I'd have to decide on a case-by-case basis.
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